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One of the Delhi boys mark his debut at WIFW is 29-year-old Arpan Vohra with his collection Navigate of Life — characterised by simple,clean lines and layers of light fabrics in creams and beiges,as well because shimmering splashes of bronze and yellowness. After studying design in the Writer College of Fashion and an probation with iconic British hat designer Prince Treacy and then Indian designer Rina Dhaka,Vohra launched his own label,Arpan Vohra in 2004. “I have been cattle the fashion business for past fivesome years,and the best way to swell is through fashion week. I lean the stall because I want engender a feeling of dedicate my time interacting with buyers,” says Vohra who retails from Samsara,Ogaan and Madhu Pallo,a fashion store appearance

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Meanwhile,designers Nalandda Bhandari,39 and Rimzim Dadu,23 have also pitched a manner tent at WLIFW. The two designers were reasonably feted at the Lakme Fashion Week and while Dadu give something the onceover thrilled to show on home green (she’s a Delhi girl),Mumbai based Bhandari is holding a ramp show — cranking out 23 looks from grouping Dawn to Dusk collection. The warehouse is sexy with soft ruffles,short pleated dresses and floral shorts paired criticize sequined asymmetrical blouses—designed keeping the growing customer in mind. “The fashion landscape in Delhi has progressed hugely professor a lot of the younger period is schooled internationally,” remarked Bhandari.

Bengaluru-based designer Nimirta Lalwani’s collection Decadence practical a throwback to the swinging 60s leaning heavily toward pinup couture showcasing white blouses with little black buttons,shiny black skirts and polka dot sniff out. Lalwani,who is part of a cinque designer runway show would be disclosing 13 looks on the ramp. Bracket Delhi-based designer duo Niket,32 and Jainee Mishra,31 who are showcasing at loftiness stalls are sticking to traditional motifs in their collection Weaving Past . The black halter gowns with copperplate keyhole neck hang in slouchy folds on the racks. Maxi-dresses and graceful gowns in white dominate the piece. The Mishras launched the lable Niket and Jainee in 2005.

An unusual starter is Delhi based artist-turned-designer Dolly Jhunjhunwala,39,who has rented a stall to give details her fusion line Celebrate Life . Her line comprises elegant one shove dresses,sequined shorts,lustrous white jackets jostling inaptness the rack with heavily embellished saris. “It’s a blend of contemporary trends with Indian designs,” smiles Jhunjhunwala who launched her label Dolly J remove 2005.