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Amazon India Fashion Week 2015: Highlights From The Second Day
Amazon India Fashion Week 2015: Highlights From The Second Day
Day 2 of the Amazon India Fashion Week 2015 was a mix of romantic ideologies and charisma that swept the nation with a fashion storm. It was a mix of tassels and fringes, hats and boho chic collections.
All the exhibitors and their collections were jaw-dropping beautiful. Floor length jacket gowns, hand embroidered capes and gypsy vibes were dominant in the runway.
Delicately hand crafted poetic sleeved blouse and printed organza dresses were designed carefully keeping in mind today's women looking for some comfort fashion.
Fashion swayed from bold prints to modern aztec prints gorgeously. There was freshness and sensibility in every collection energizing the ramp with positive vibes for Autumn/Winter 2015.
Some of the textures also included floral thread embroidery, carpet inspired prints, laser cut motifs and ombre dyes. Out of the box prints like patchwork was well balanced in the runway.
Hemant and Nandita
The designer duo, opened the second day of AIFW 2015 with their collection "Boho Caravan". The collection was dominated with capes, tweeds, long flowing gowns, plaids, silk and wool.
Samant Chauhan
His white hued "Rajputana Kumari" was a statement collection. The collection was filled with silk, cotton, velvet with heavy embroidery and 'zari' work.
Malini Ramani
With a very deep bold and gothic collection Malini Ramani exhibited her collection adding a little drama to the stage. High slits, asymmetrical cuts and long skirts models walked upfront with dark shaded eyes.
Rohit Gandhi and Rahul Khanna
Their collection "An Early Frost" was inspired by the colours of a cold forest. These monochrome designs saw a lot of layering, cropped trousers, fur inspired textures and types of sleeves.
Amit Agarwal
His collection showed his love for metallic textures. Cut out dresses, lycra leggings, over sized tops and skater skirts were dominant in his collection.
Pallavi Mohan
Her creations were classy, modern cut with brilliant head gear wrapped around the head. Exaggerated cuts, modern silhouettes with a little sparkle were the prime factors.
Abraham and Thakore
Abraham and Thakore closed the day 2 of AIFW 2015 with their, out of this world collection. Patch work, trench coats and saree could be seen on the runway with black being the dominant colour.
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