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Nakita Singh at Lakmé Fashion Week winter/festive 2017

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It is good news for all fashion lovers that schedule of Lakme Fashion week 2017 has been announced. Location of this event has also been changed and more brands will be seen participating this year. Bollywood celebrities will also participate in this fashion gala 2017.

Lakeme Fashion Week 2017 Location:

Lakeme Fashion Week 2017 will take place on 1st February to 5th February at Bandra-kurla complex in Mumbai. It will offer wider canvas for the famous fashion designers to show their skills through their collections. We will surely show every moment of Lakeme Fashion Week 2017 in this platform.

Head of the fashion Lakme said that changing the location will give fashion designer a bigger platform for business and more labels will participate giving buyers a more comprehensive varieties of the collections. This event will be held at bigger place and wider display. Colorful set for this event has been created that make these evenings super entertaining. This is dubbed as summer resort 2017 edition by Lakme.

  In the first day of Lakme Fashion Week 2017 will be related to the collections of Pallavi Singh, Nakita Singh, Soumodeep Dutta, Ishanee Mukherjee & Anirudh Chawla and Resham Karmchandani and Sanya Suri. We will try to put all these collections on our website for you.

We have collected some images of Bollywood Celebrities participating in past events of lakme Fashion Week. Hopefully you will like this gallery of images.

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Lakme Fashion Week 2017 Schedule Announced It is good news for all fashion lovers that schedule of Lakme Fashion week 2017 has been announced.

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First Day, First Show

Lakme Fashion Week 2017. (File)

CONTINUING the biannual ritual of inaugurating every season of Lakme Fashion Week (LFW) with a set of potentially talented newbie designers, the Summer/Resort 2017 edition opened with the much-awaited GenNext show. But this promising platform, which has over the years introduced us to talents such as Rahul Mishra, Nachiket Barve and Masaba Gupta, turned out to be a bit of a dampener this season.

Here’s our pick of the hits and misses from the show:

THE POT PLANT: Resham Karmchandani and Sanya Suri have come out with a young, summery line, with silhouettes such as kurtas, capris, jumpsuits and shorts. With its gender-fluid and anti-fit look, the collection seems to have some potential, even as some garments are marred by their static colours and shapes.

Soumodeep Dutta: The designer from Bengal has taken inspiration from the traditional white and red Bengali sari for his collection “Connecting Link”. Dutta says the idea behind his largely black-and-white collection is to convey the meeting of the opposites, and hence, he has used just the two shades, with the customary red on the border. The silhouettes include maxis, pants and kurtas, wherein the back and front can be interchanged. Even as Dutta’s emphasis is on experimenting with the traditional Bengali drapes, we missed seeing one standout piece during the show that carried the idea across.

Nakita Singh: Her collection “Outline” is derived from the outlines of sketches and hence, is mostly in blacks and whites. Sheer jackets, dresses, kurtas and skirts form the line-up of this basic range. The abstract art motifs add a graphic element to the clothes, but at times, the patterns make the overall effect repetitive.

Poochki: Ishanee Mukherjee and Anirudh Chawla’s collection is inspired by their love for animals. The line comprising airy outfits, with oversized sleeves, makes for a good summer collection. In a departure from the usual whites and blacks, the duo has worked with oranges, blues and peaches. The light fabric of the short dresses and sheer tops adds to their wearability factor and makes the overall collection appealing.

Arcvsh: Pallavi Singh’s Japan-inspired collection “Tokyo-Delhi” uses Japanese shashiko embroidery in an ivory and indigo palette. From off-shoulder dresses and crop tops to long skirts, Singh’s is a quintessential summer line. The kantha embroidery-like shashiko, coupled with block-prints on macca cotton, chanderi, georgette and bamber cotton, make this an impressive ready-to-wear collection.