Written by EXPRESS FEATURES SERVICE |
October 29, 2009 10:29:53 pm
October 29, 2009 10:29:53 pm
Notes from the Wills Lifestyle India Fashion Week
For someone whos impressed both press and merchandisers with almost every collection hes come out with,Varun Bahls latest outing at the Wills India Fashion Week is a bit of a surprise. His lovely dresses that women from Tokyo,Milan and Mumbai so adore,saw a marked change from his signature sartorial elegance. So much so theyre less of Varun and more British maverick designer John Galliano. Bahls use of frills and flounces,print style and colour palette are very Galliano. His ruched yolk and pleats reminds us of another au courant It-designer Gareth Pugh.
This is the new me, says Bahl,about his ultra romantic and beautifully presented line.
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