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Sep 17, 2024 03:55 PM IST
Today is the last day of London Fashion Week SS25 and this season, Indian designers and their designs dominated the runway.
Gone are the days when only a few Indian names were seen on international runways. The ongoing London Fashion Week SS 25 saw a lot of Indian names on the calendar. From Aartivijay Gupta who made her debut at the London Fashion Week with her Postcards from Kashmir collection to Tabeer’s 1980s European era inspired collection. Here’s a look at what they showed on the runway.
Harry K.S.
Harry debuted his womenswear collection at London Fashion Week. He explored the heritage of the past and the opportunity of the future. The SS25 collection continues Harry’s commitment to craftsmanship and exaggerated proportions, pushing the boundaries of impossibility.
Tabeer India
Tabeer India launched its collection titled Celestial at London Fashion Week, showcasing a blend of luxury, culture and modern sophistication inspired by the iconic European era of the 1980s. The collection was a tribute to the glamour and grandeur of the era, combining power dressing with the ethereal beauty of the New Romantics movement. Standout pieces included blazers with block pleated skirts and waistcoats with embellished skirts.
Aartivijay Gupta
Designer Aartivijay Gupta made his debut at London Fashion Week SS25 with his collection titled Postcards from Kashmir. It showcased the mesmerizing beauty of the Kashmir valley. The men’s and women’s wear featured earthy prints and colours that represented the region’s blue skies, green pastures and clay-like mountains.
Zero Tolerance by Prakhar Rao
The collection, titled Karam, comprised eleven designs that promoted South-Asian history and heritage using contemporary style. Rao collaborated with skilled artisans to create a collection that puts their karam (hard work) in the spotlight. “I believe artisans are not given enough credit for the excellent craftsmanship they display in the contemporary landscape. With my collection, I hope to achieve the same. Each of the eleven looks is the definition of empowerment and self-expression,” he said.
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