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Lotus Make-Up India Fashion Week 2019 Day 1: Designers focus on sustainable fashion
Lotus Make-Up India Fashion Week 2019: Regulars like Rahul Mishra, Samant Chauhan. Rina Dhaka, Shalini James, among others showcased their collection. What is special about this year though, is a shift in focus towards sustainable fashion.
Lotus Make-Up India Fashion Week 2019: Designers showcase their collection on Day 1. (Source: APH Images, Designed by Gargi Singh)
The Lotus Make-Up India Fashion Week Autumn Winter’ 2019 (LMIFW AW’19), a four-day event, kickstarted on March 13 at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium in Delhi. At the event this year, fashion week regulars like Rahul Mishra, Samant Chauhan. Rina Dhaka, Shalini James, Sahil Kocchar and Namrata Joshipura, among others showcased their collection. What is special and interesting about this year though, is a shift in focus towards sustainability, green fashion, and environmental consciousness.
Here’s a roundup of the collections at the Lotus Make-Up India Fashion Week Autumn Winter’ 2019 (LMIFW AW’19).
Rina Dhaka
Fashion designer Rina Dhaka’s creations witnessed a lot of florals, distortion of line and prints with bold tribal prints, cowl necks, big shoulders, big sleeves and asymmetrical skirts on the runway.
Rina Dhaka’s collection at Lotus Make-Up India Fashion Week 2019. (Source: APH Images)
Shalini James
Shalini James’s collection was inspired by Chitrakoot, a forested town in Madhya Pradesh. The collection featured dark, mysterious forest colours in natural dyes, like jackal brown, peacock blue, berry red, acai green and sultry indigo.
The collection, Chitrakoot was inspired by nature. (Source: APH Images)
Samant Chauhan
Designer Samant Chauhan, keeping his focus on sustainable fashion, came up with minimalistic prints that looked big on the runway. Hues of white with red and black to break the monotony dominated his collection.
Designer Samant Chahuan’s collection at the Lotus Make-Up India Fashion Week 2019. (Source: APH Images)
Designer Samant Chauhan’s collection focused on minimalist designs. (Source: APH Images)
Sahil Kocchhar
Fashion designer Sahil Kocchar’s collection ‘Hridya’ was about environment-friendly fabrics, presented in a gamut of colours ranging from mustard stripes, pink, pristine ivory, and deep blue.
Sahil Kocchhar’s collection at display at the Lotus Make-Up India Fashion Week 2019. (Source: APH Images)
Sahil Kocchaar focused on reducing wastage in his new collection. (Source: APH Images)
Rahul Mishra
As per the designer, his collection, this year looks back on a decade-long journey, that began with the exploration of an important fact of life – metamorphosis. The creations at the runway saw interesting contrasts and mix of fabrics, geometric prints, asymmetrical cuts that combined Eastern mysticism with Western meticulousness and highlighted the overlap.
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Collection by designer Rahul Mishra at the FDCI LMIFW AW 19. (Source: APH Images)
Rahul Mishra’s designs combined eastern and western aesthetics and highlighted them. (Source: APH Images)
Suket Dhir
Designer Suket Dhir, who also focused on environmental-friendly fabrics and sustainable fashion, came up with a collection that displayed fashion forward and minimal wastage designs – ranging from casual wears to formals.
Designer Suket Dhir’s collection at the Lotus Make-Up India Fashion Week, 2019. (Source: APH Images)
Casual pantsuits by designer Suket Dhir at the LIFW 2019 in Delhi. (Source: APH Images)
What do you think of this year’s collection?
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