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Amazon India Fashion Week 2015: Nikasha's Love For Autumn Colours
Spring is all about colours and the magic of sewing together a couple of fabrics! Day 1 of the Amazon India Fashion Week 2015 Autumn Winter collection commenced with an array of colours one can use in autumn.
Ace designer, Nikasha brought to the ramp shades of red and pink as background hues to feature the bold embroidery and the designs of her attires. The highlight of her collection was the detailing on these autumn shades and thereby the name of her collection - RUBY.
Nikasha welcomed the season with florals of various sizes and shapes. The combination of colours was so beautiful to one's eyes that we couldn't help keep our gaze off the ramp even for a second on day 1 at AIFW 2015.
On the ramp of AIFW 2015 autumn winter, designer Nikasha also brought to life the ideal way of wearing gold too. On the whole, her collection for the season symbolises passion and has a strong Japonisme trend through the almond blossom print featured on each ensemble.
Nikasha also adds ochre & red hues which are the key colours at dawn and dusk. Thus this explains the landscape of the collection! The highlight on the ramp is how the fabric fell on the models. The fringes, kimono shawls, turbans. It all draws back to an eccentric romantic dream.
Most of all the zardosi embroidery on the silhouettes were a classic for the eye. Look out for the fluid, easy, separate neutral shades that are ready to spread wings into the AW season.
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