The Fashion Design Council of India (FDCI), presented the first-ever phygital Lotus Make-up India Fashion Week, spring-summer 2021. DLF Emporio/The Chanakya as the luxury partner. It is scheduled from October 14-18, 2020. Therefore, FDCI has created a template that is free flowing, unfettered by seasons or trends.
DHI
DHI’s collection was conceptualized during the pandemic and reflected a quiet fortitude. Therefore, stemming from emotions like self-introspection, determination and a keen resolve to overcome the obstacles of these times. With a stoic attitude of hope and determination rolled together. Henceforth, ‘Mirror Me’, their latest sustainable collection is a sum of all of these emotions, layers and reflections. The collection comprises of separates that are conducive to working from home in relaxed and comfortable fits with crisp construction. And attention to detail that lend themselves to “above the keyboard dressing”. Hence, the new work from home reality. The outfits were made with sustainable, soft organic cottons and handspun khadi. The colours were bold new neutrals/ navy, quiet wave aqua, hints of happy and muted tones.
Vaishali S
Vaishali S is a brand committed to creating wearable art forms out of handwoven textiles. Since the inception, the brand has been committed to handloom weavers and worked with over 900 weavers and explored 14 different techniques of weaving from various Indian states. Henceforth, the designer’s SS’21 collection was an experience of rebirth. Life began in water. It is here that the sensation of depth and a surreal unknown world lies. As a result, the collection highlighted this in forms of corals. Creating a distinct feel of being born again in the slow.
Rajesh Pratap Singh
Designer Rajesh Pratap Singh’s collection ‘Fall. ing . 2020’ was a contemporary edit with bright pastel hues. And an extensive use of hand block printing techniques. Handloom, glass cotton proprietory weaves from our textile unit in Neemrana and silk satins comprise the fabrics used in the collection. Signature pintucks and his classic whites make an appearance as well. As a result, Rajesh’s garments have always transcended the passage of time, hence his designs are as relevant today as they were when created. Thus, this itself is his philosophy in response to sustainability.
Nitin Bal Chauhan
Nitin Bal Chauhan’s collection NAEVUS at the fashion week was inspired by the Jallianwala Bagh massacre. The massacre occurred on 13 April 1919. Therefore, hints of colonial references fused with military inspired detailing was prominent in the collection. Victorian collars and cuffs, exaggerated sleeves combined with signature 3D embroidery were used. Therefore, bright red hues of the British army uniforms to soft tones of nude form the colour palette. Artworks done by the designer for the collection were seen as bold prints. As a result, grunge textures, detailed hand embroideries combined with bold military styling reminded of the past.
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