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Just before the season of festivals and marriage, Kolkata witnessed a wonderful fashion show and the theme was Marriage n Vogue. In this fashion show, one got a fantastic glimpse into the world of exquisite fashion. Would be brides got an opportunity to find an amazing collection of saris, salwar kameez, kurtis, lehengas, and much more. The show was held at the ballroom Hyatt Regency, with a ramp laid with lovely rose petals, as models sashayed on it in ethereal Indian bridal wear.
Ritu Kumar who is touted as the trousseau queen began the show with her dazzling collection of traditional silhouettes, zardosi work and vibrant colors. Model Aditi Gowitrikar was adorned in a Ritu Kumar creation, which was a lehenga in all gold. In fact the main color was gold that was combined red, parrot green, blue, black, burgundy, caramel, cream, pista green, ochre, orange, green and much more. You name the color and she has it. From this show all modern would be bride could pick up the trends that would certainly rule the marriage market this season.
The final showstopper was the collection by Manish Malhotra or the style icon of the Indian film industry. All his clothes were fashionable and well fitted as usual. According to him the ideal look for this bridal season is going to be cream base, dressed with embroidery in multi-colored thread. One could also discover his trademark shading in his line of bridal attire. For his saris, he used longs yards of brocade and net, with some glittering lampi as well. All the clothes were typical of Manish. They were soft, feminine, floating and sensuous. His other eye-catching attire were kurtis, embellished shararas, and boned corsets. The other look that was seen was a flowing lehnga in a solid-color with jeweled tones, double dupattas, and intricately detailed borders.
In another part of the event Shaina NC, an eminent designer held a short but excellent sari drying session at the same venue. Normally she does not give out her saris renting secrets, but here she was making a revelation. According to her, the sari is the one and only piece of wedding clothing that can be used again and over. To get a slimmer look, she feels that one should drape the pleats in Gujarati style that is inwards.
If you are planning to tie the knot this festive season then make sure, you are familiar with the latest bridal styles in vogue.
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Source by Avanti Bhatia
