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Divya Khosla Walks For Reynu Taandon At India Couture Week 2016
The third day of India Couture Week kickstarts with the splendour of designer Reynu Taandon. The designer brings the motifs of spectacular Rajasthani art motifs.
The collection is called Kamangari and as said earlier it takes inspiration from the brilliance of Rajasthani artwork.
This collection has a touch of traditional craftsmanship. The collection is dominated by the shade of orange and red. As said, the traditional colours worn by brides. Every silhouette reflects a piece of Rajasthani heritage.
The collection is ideal for the new age bride who loves to reinvents traditional patterns in her choice of fashion. In short, the collection blends the couture of two eras.
The splendid lehengas, dramatic anarkalis and exquisite backs are the highlights of the collection. To add justice to the collection, the producer Divya Khosla walked for Reynu looking stunning as ever. She wore the masterpiece of the collection.

The collection is filled with the colours of Rajasthan i.e, brick red, and shades of orange.



You'll also see splendid ivory hue used magnificently in these extravagant skirts




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