Manish Malhotra's Kashmiri Collection At WIFW

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Ace fashion designer Manish Malhotra brought glamour and style on the third day of WIFW. He showcased his Kashimiri inspired 'Threads of Emotions' collection at the ongoing Wills India Fashion Week Autumn Winter 2013. Phulkari embroidery from Punjab was used by Manish Malhotra in his designs and models walked the ramp showcasing his best outfits from the Threads Of Emotions collection.

While talking about his Threads of Emotions collection, Manish said, "Last 2 years I have promoted Kashmiri thread and zari work and chikankari work from Mijwan, a small village in UP. Will India Fashion Week is just the beginning. The idea is to promote thread work from Punjab and focus on craftsmanship and showcase it at various fashion weeks by roping in celebrities, thus making it more popular and in turn influencing more people to wear these handcrafted pieces."

Manish has mixed the weaves of Bagh and Phulkari into his signature styles in autumn/winter colours like rich mustard yellow, navy blue, deep rust, earthy olive and intense red. The primary fabrics used are georgette, net and raw-silk, and there is a lot of texture work.

As expected, Manish Malhotra's show was a starry affair. Esha Gupta, Sidharth Malhotra, and Jacqueline Fernandez added celebrity glamour to the glitzy fashion show. The celebrities looked gorgeous in Manish Malhotra's designed outfits. Lets take a look at Manish Malhotra's Threads of Emotions collection at WIFW, 2013.

Manish Malhotra's Kashmiri collection at WIFW:

Long choli lehenga

This multi-coloured Kashimiri Pulkari designed knee length choli looks elegant and colourful. Blue and mustard yellow coloured dupatta looks great.

Multi-coloured sheer kurti

This ankle length orange, red and black coloured ankle length kurti looks traditional yet stylish.

Navy blue saree

This sheer net saree is one of the best outfits from Manish Malhotra's Thread of Emotions collection at WIFW 2013. The transparent full sleeve high neck blouse looks fab.

Dark blue suit

Sheer is in fashion and Manish has made use of this material in his collection at WIFW. This blue suit with a transparent waist is back in trend.

Blue and pink lehenga

The blend of blue and pink in Kashmiri thread work and flowing transparent material is just wow! A matching slim fit pants underneath the transparent kurti looks sexy.

Multi-coloured lehenga

Many colours like rust, earthy olive, black, light green and deep blue are used to design this classic traditional outfit.

Traditional blue silhouette

Most of his silhouettes are designed with a modern approach. This blue coloured ankle length anarkali with a blue knee length jacket looks great.

Bright summer colours

This ankle length kurti has horizontal light and olive green stripes on a sheer fabric. The dust coloured shinny pants finished the look.

Grey and saffron orange kurti style lehenga

This grey coloured lehenga with orange work on the kurti is classy.

Steel grey and orange lehenga

The is another classic piece from Manish Malhotra. Bright colours on the bottom is adding an ethnic touch.

White kurti

The knee length white kurti with Kashmiri thread work and frills at the bottom looks awesome. It has been teamed up with golden pants and with a steel blue and brown coloured dupatta.

White and orange kurti

This is a simple kurti with orange and pink work at the bottom. However, the transparent georgette full sleeves makes it look stylish.

Esha Gupta

The actress was one of the show-stoppers of Manish Malhotra. She showcased one gorgeous black net saree with red and golden work at the bottom. One shoulder georgette blouse and red silk petticoat underneath looks breathtaking.

Jacqueline Fernandez

Another show-stopper for Manish malhotra's Threads Of Emotions collection at WIFW was none other then Jacqueline. She looks beautiful in this silhouette.

Sidharth Malhotra

New bee Sidharth looks handsome in this traditional black kurta and cotton pyjamas. Red velvet shoes are blending with the red thread work on the kurta

Manish with the show-stoppers

Finally, the designer behind these fab silhouettes walked the ramp with his shows-toppers.