India Couture Week 2018: Rahul Mishra pays tribute to Mughal architecture with his latest collection

The first Indian designer to win the International Woolmark Prize, Rahul Mishra's latest collection hit the ramp on day 4 of the India Couture Week 2018. With the runway set amidst a lush garden that richly engulfed it from all sides, models draped in iconic Mishra designs shone on the catwalk. The collection which seems to be inspired by nature, and more specifically 'cross-pollination' found a perfect backdrop in the form of a 'greenhouse' runway. Find out more about the fashion show here. (Source: Sristi Kumari)

One of the most sought-after designers in Indian ethnic wear, Rahul Mishra, displayed his latest collection on day 4 of the India Couture Week 2018. (Source: Sristi Kumari)

With his signature intricately breezy creations taking over the ramp, it was delightful to see the relationship between man and nature come to life in his pieces. (Source: Sristi Kumari)

Mishra's collection seems to be inspired from the 17th century Mughal architecture. (Source: Sristi Kumari)

The featured geometric patterns in his pieces have been inspired from the nearly forgotten tomb of Asif Khan that embodies some of the more complex architectural details. (Source: Sristi Kumari)

His colourful collection, called Maraasim, is a blend of modern tradition. Including a plethora of sartorial choices from lehengas, saris to anarkalis, long jackets and embroidered capes, the designer's collection would enchant any connoisseur. (Source: Sristi Kumari)

Mishra's palette remained as elaborate as ever, with subtle hues like white, gold, cream coming together to accentuate the more prominent coral, green, blue. (Source: Sristi Kumari)

One of the most noticeable details was the 3D embroidery on the zardozi lehengas that were embedded with Swarovski. (Source: Sristi Kumari)