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Komal Sood launches her S/S 2011, ‘Champagne Rose’ Collection
The Komal Sood studio presents its Spring Summer 2011 collection entitled, ‘Champagne Rose’, inspired by the luxury of bubbly champagne and fragrance of the rose. The silhouettes present long dresses in fluid drapes and controlled structured folds. The colours are rich pastels, white, peach to champagne – beige. The mood is always opulent.
The collection will be available at elite stores across India by the end of this month, at ‘Komal Sood’, Elahe, Kimaya, Ffolio, Ogaan and Ensemble
Finally our very own Western couture label ‘Couture 2010’ by Sidhartha Agicha
December 2010, New Delhi: Finally presenting couture, the way it is. Talk about glamour, glitz and grandeur or put them altogether and say, ‘Sidhartha Agicha’ – a label that specializes in western couture. Chiffons in pastels, georgettes and crepes in solids and bright shades and motifs that take your heart away, Sidhartha Agicha, the designer who now forays into the Indian fashion circuit after his successful stint in the South Asian fashion markets of Hongkong and Shanghai with his western couture 2010, a collection that sweeps you off your feet with wide range of exquisite gowns, beautiful evening dresses and gorgeously tailored cocktail wear, is here to stay.
Intense use of hi-glitz accessories make the collection just apt for the Indian bridal season this year, considering the fashion forecast that says it is going to be every bit flamboyant and glitzy! The collection boasts of dresses for every occasion; be it a cocktail, a formal party or a gala extravaganza. There are long, flowy gowns and there are short crisp dresses, all elegantly and gracefully designed for the connoisseurs of fashion.
The pictures which have been styled by Vijay Roy and shot by the new age fashion photographer Varun Chauhan, have received very positive encouragement from international and national fashion editors alike.
Sidharth was born and brought up in New Delhi, India and after picking up the nuances of the trade from J.D. Institute of fashion designing made his debut in the South-Asian fashion markets of Hongkong and Shanghai. After seven years of successful existence he now heads home.
Sidhartha’s forte is High-end Evening wear, cocktail dresses and western casual wear with a lot of emphasis on cuts, flairs and add-ons such as pearls, gems, flowers and broaches that accessorize his garments. His garments are Western and contemporary in design sense with fineness in cut and finish. Sidhartha now plans to open a store in Singapore after New Delhi.
Sidhartha’s high-end western gowns were a part of the jewellery collection shows of Orra Diamonds and Talwarsons Jewellers this season, where top models and actresses like Malaika Arora Khan and Esha Deol wore the gowns as showstoppers. The exclusive designs were much appreciated by the audience.
He derives inspirations are Calvin Klien and Donatella Versace, and looks forward to creating special designs for Katrina Kaif when it comes to our Indian beauties!
Sikander Nawaz recreates the majestic aura of Mughals…
Sikander Nawaz recreates the majestic aura of Mughals…
This wedding season is going to buzz with a lot of action with the comeback of Mughal era. It’s the turn back of time and the royal looks which recently saw ramp are all set to beautify the brides this year. Adding to the glory are the exquisite and gorgeously designed Indian lehengas, sarees and cocktail gowns from the shelf of Nawaz creations, a label specialising in Indian Couture by Sikander Nawaz.
What sets aside Sikander’s designs from other labels is the fineness of his work, both, in terms of design and finish; The clarity of cut and stich and the excellence in designs. Sikander’s design ability is very strong and his work reflects not just his creative thoughts but also the inspiration that he draws from architectural designs around him. What dominates his creations are vibrant and exotic colour schemes and the work of art from heritage India. Heavy zardozi brilliantly combined with karigari in zari and embossed with bright Swarovski crystals are what dominates the work of art in his collections. Where on one hand the lehengas outshine with intricate designs of various forms of peacock motifs, the sarees make a mark with motifs of Mughal architect. The colours are chic, soft and modish, adding elegance to the entire collection.
Couture is Sikander’s forte and he knows his design ability stands out best when he indulges in everything grand. The brilliance of his cocktail gowns is noteworthy because they combine the Indian design sense with western couture carefully bringing out garments that are delicate, elegant and have a global appeal. Deriving inspiration mostly from the Mughal architect and transforming the designs majestically into contemporary wearable fashion is his virtuosity.
Having just done the Grand finale of Wedding Asia 2010 in Ludhiana where his collection was an instant hit with audience as well as media, Sikander bursts with this new found enthusiasm, “I want my designs to mesmerize people and create an effect, which is a symbol of the culture of India. I aspire to be innovative and constantly understand the needs of the new generation without losing the inherent thread of my cultural roots.”
Having been in the trade for last three years, Sikander Nawaz has already captured a large part of the Punjab, Jaipur and Ahmedabad bridal markets apart from exporting his couture to foreign countries like Canada and U.K. with a clear focus of entering the Middle East now. Sikander has also worked closely with Moroccan designer Zineb Joundy who is an international name.
When it comes to home, Sikander has designed for Bollywood stars like Aishwarya Rai, Priyanca Chopra, Diya Mirza, Celina Jaitley, Tanushree Dutta , Isha Koppikar and Neha Dhupia. Sikander learnt the trade from none other than veteran institutes NIFT and J.D. Institute of Fashion Technology and started his career with a very reputed design house where he worked for three years as the creative head of the design team before he forayed into the market with his own label, Nawaz creations with his old time friend Vishal Kheterpal.
DESIGNERS RIMPLE & HARPREET NARULA LAUNCHED THEIR SECOND STORE ‘THEATRE’ IN NEW DELHI
New Delhi, November 2010 – – Fashion designers Rimple & Harpreet Narula launched their second store ‘THEATRE’ in the capital today. The store was inaugurated by Bollywood Actress Neha Dhupia and was followed by a fashion showing, showcasing the designers Fall/Winter 2010 collection. The after party was held at the popular bar & restaurant ‘Emperor’s Kitchen’.
The labels new prêt collection was also launched at the occasion.
The cocktail party, which was hosted by Rimple & Harpreet, was attended by close family and friends. Some of the names present were Actor Abbas Ali, Sonia Kumar of Silver Tulip, Prerna Rajpal, Manmeet Vohra, Shilpa Gupta, Natasha Chaudhri and Vinod Ambawatta of Emperor’s Kitchen.
Speaking on the occasion, designers Rimple & Harpreet Narula said, “ Delhi has been home to us for over a decade now! Our first store ‘Kabbalah’ was launched here in 2009. We hope that our latest offering ‘Theatre’ will appeal to our customers and will enjoy the same popularity! This is not the place to head if you’re hunting for basics. Rather, it’s geared towards statement pieces, pieces that turn heads for all the right reasons.”
‘THEATRE’ –
It’s larger than life…
The Store…
Walk in to the sets of your grand life. After ‘Kinkhwab’ in Ludhiana and their eponymous flagship store in Delhi, ‘Theatre’ is Rimple & Harpreet Narula’s third establishment. The hamlet of occult fashion, this extravagant store showcases costumes that celebrate the existing and lost craftsmanship and traditions of the bygone era. Theatre is a figment of the duo’s innate passion for historic art and culture; where their creations wear the ‘Balzacian’ ability that captures the essence of many destinations and many complex moods; a derived cultural electricism and an admitted multiplicity; where a single glance will transport you to a thousand forgotten places.
The Collection
The duo’s collection needs to be considered in terms of its dramatic quality. Clothes combine functionalism and an organic construction with the informal use of colors, abstract forms, non-figurative ascesis and the surreal baroque. They symbolize the
countless moods and hues of Indian theatre, art, morphology, and most importantly the pathos behind happiness.
Bon vivant Harpreet is a true connoisseur of art and design, collecting ancient textiles through his explorations across the globe. As a result for instance, one sees influences from the Mudejar, a partly Gothic partly Islamic style of architecture and art prevalent in Spain in the 12th to 15th century. The designers’ sensitivity towards color and texture is personified through the exquisite embroideries in their creations. Elegant long stitching, Mughal motifs and Jamavar (paisley) patterns adorn dreamy drapes of fine georgettes, sensual velvets, and luxurious brocades occasionally curtained by gauzy nets.
While Rimple’s charming regalia lends a clean-cut arrogance to the silhouettes and an armor of embellishments such as Swarovski, gemstones brought from Jaipur, Kha-kha work (seed-pearl stitch) akin to the Parsi or Convent embroidery, Kasab or Tilla work, the age-old Zardozi (gold thread work) and the timeless Gota ensure there’s nothing under-stated about the label.
With no less fame are the made-to-order, extravagant accessories designed by Rimple that compliment the wedding outfits. Elaborate jewellery pieces set in antique gold-colored metals and embellished with Kundan, beads, and crystals and other precious stones take shape in breathtakingly beautiful ethnic designs. Think Kamarbandhs (traditional belts), Bajubandhs (arm bands), Paizebs (anklets), state-of-the-art brooches, and dazzling hairpieces… And for the modern bride, ornate mobile phone pouches and Potlis (small cloth pouches with draw-string enclosures). The resulting repertoire transforms Rimple and Harpreet’s muse to royalty
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