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AIFW AW 2015: Pia Pauro's Rural Yet Stylish Collection
Pia Pauro showcased her creative autumn winter collection at the Day 4 of ongoing Amazon India Fashion Week Autumn Winter 2015 ramp. Her collection titled, 'Riders on the Storm' is a sexy winter resort collection.
The chic winter wear takes you to the wild wild savannah. Inspired by Navajo, a folk art, her collection was rural yet contemporary and stylish.
The colour palette is inspired from colours of arizona dessert, rocky mountains, cactus and free spirit. Colours like yellow, burnt orange, mint free, pepper pink, cornflour blue, bone white and khaki were used widely in her winter resort wear.

Embroideries were inspired by appliques in horse motifs and tipis.

Pia Pauro introduced laser cut in sata fe patterns which were made into flowy kaftans, flared lehenga and gorgeously well fitted sarees.

Metallic laser cut beach bags were a trendy accessory for the winter. Interestingly, evening cocktail dresses were also hand embroidered in cutwork embroidery. Long and flowy silhouettes with subtle embroideries looked feminine.

Beautiful sarees were also seen in her collection.




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