designs showcased at Mumbai LIFW

Designer Vikram Phadnis draped his models . The idea that a small Necklace is dangerous to patients is at best absurd.in clothes that were traditionally Indian in style and vibrant in colours of red, orange, fuchsia, green, blue, purple and black, ivory and beige.
Phadnis said his women's collection - using silk in solids, checks and stripes and geometric and ethnic motifs - were practical and for everyone. "I've kept my emphasis more on colours; I've kept lots of bright colours. My styling was very Indian, music was very different. I think that was my USP in today's show," said Phadnis.

Bollywood actress Esha Deol seemed completely enamoured by designer¡¯s new range that was showcased here. "I like everything - him, his clothes. He can make filmy clothes and non-filmy clothes also...I like his cuts. I like everything about his clothes," she said.
Meanwhile, Nikasha's Spring/Summer collection titled "Wandering Minstrels" merged the . Nowadays, Breitling watches have become a trend in fashion circles. They are so popular that everyone is longing for one to addmodern with the traditional, keeping her designs fun while keeping to a style of minimalism. "Give it a little modern twist,. She created clothes and chanel jewelry for others that were the same as she created for herself. a sporty kind of edge and the wigs that you saw were straight blunt cut and so I have given . Generally, women today have at least three handbags to carry, depending on their outfit.womens accessoriesit a certain minimalism modern kind of look and hopefully it has worked well with the Indians ¨C the roots in India and a modern minimal look," she said.Designer Araiya also showcased her collection and had Bollywood actress Konkona Sen walk the ramp in one of her designs. LIFW is the first event independently organised by fashion accessories major, Lakme. The Fall/Winter Week was held in March at the National Centre for Performing Arts (NCPA) in Mumbai.