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WIFW 2014 Day 5: Pinnacle By Shruti Sancheti
The Pinnacle collection by designer Shruti Sancheti started with a vision to establish not just a label but a brand that dictates fashion. From layered dresses, high heel black shoes to go with the perfect outfits, sleeveless beauties, backless patterns revealing flawless skin, beautiful hemlines decked with gold, small print patterns of bottle greens, flared palazzos, maroon anarkallis with studded prints, asymmetrical dresses with a velvet touch and much more.
The colours in her collection Pinnacle which was seen on Day 5 on the ramp at the WIFW 2014, was outstanding. The color palette of the collection Pinnacle are keeping the Imperial preferences in mind, like oxblood, navy blue, deep purple, crimson, burgundy, teal, burnt orange etc and have pretty English floral prints.
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The fabric which is used in her Pinnacle collection is pure, woven silk along with smattering of velvet, raw silk, lace all a reminiscent of the Edwardian and Victorian era. There were Intricate hand embroidery too in motifs of blooms in thread work, cut work have been used for surface ornamentation and the silhouettes are inspired by the elaborateness and conservativeness of the period , which have a contemporary twist which were seen at the WIFW 2014.
Another underline of the Pinnacle collection by designer Shruti is the key hold neck patterns the models were seen wearing. They were a major competition to the backless patterns which they carried off in style at the WIFW 2014. We also got to see a handful of floral patterned sarees with different choli cut outs of varied fabrics which were a treat to the eyes.
Red Florals
Red floral prints were in gallore of the Pinnacle collection.
Floral Anarkallis
This Indian ethnic wear was so beautiful and bright on the ramp.
Shades of Bottle Green & Blue
A combination of bottle green and blue along with a tinge of gold made this attire look stunning.
Flares Of Beauty
This attire took our breath away from the Pinnacle collection by designer Shruti on day 5 at the WIFW 2014.
Baby Pinks
Something girly and chic and hot pinks is something you should go in for, in this season.
Layered Dresses
Layered dresses and floral prints completed the Pinnacle collection by designer Shruti.
The Best Works With The Designer
These were the best from the Pinnacle collection which was seen at the WIFW 2014.
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