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A Fairytale Wedding

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Nishka Lulla and Dhruv Mehra's wedding

Nishka Lulla and Dhruv Mehra’s wedding


Fashion designer Nishka Lulla, daughter of veteran designer Neeta Lulla got married recently with her sweetheart, Dhruv Mehra at ISKCON temple, Juhu, Mumbai. This wedding was a classic example of simplicity, splendor and colours weaved deliciously in sacred threads of our rich Indian culture.
Nishka Lulla at her wedding

Nishka Lulla at her wedding


Nishka looked like a delicate princess in a bright pink lehenga coupled with a lime yellow dupatta and parrot green choli. She adorned the look with elaborate kundan jewellery and a golden clutch. Her better half, Dhruv donned a simple yet very elegant yellow kurta.
Nishka Lulla and Dhruv Mehra's wedding

Nishka Lulla and Dhruv Mehra’s wedding


The post wedding celebrations took place in Bangkok, wherein a two day celebration planned by both families took place at the Anantara Bangkok Riverside Resort & Spa. The mother-daughter duo designed décor for most of the functions themselves along with a Bangkok-based wedding planner, Ragini Modi.
Hema Malini at Nishka Lulla and Dhruv Mehra's wedding

Hema Malini at Nishka Lulla and Dhruv Mehra’s wedding


The ceremony was a very intimate affair with family and friends; amongst tinsel-town dwellers, actress Aishwarya Rai and Hema Malini graced the occasion.

Virtues by Viral, Ashish & Vikrant for Wills India Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2015

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Virtues by Viral, Ashish & Vikrant for Wills India Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2015

Virtues by Viral, Ashish & Vikrant for Wills India Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2015

Designers Viral, Ashish and Vikrant painted the runway red with their collection titled ‘Virtues’ at the Wills India Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2015. Filled with vigor and a whole lot of opulence, the collection focused on asymmetrical dresses, jacket kurtas and elaborate cape dresses.

Virtues by Viral, Ashish & Vikrant for Wills India Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2015

Virtues by Viral, Ashish & Vikrant for Wills India Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2015

The designers highlighted anarkali with straight pants. The menswear sported white bandhgala jacket and red dhoti pants. Other designs included Rajasthani shirts, bandhgala kameez and sleeveless kurtas with side pleats.

Virtues by Viral, Ashish & Vikrant for Wills India Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2015

Virtues by Viral, Ashish & Vikrant for Wills India Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2015

The silhouettes were flowy and the cuts were linear. Their outfits imparted a modern twist to traditional wear. The colour palette of white, red, fuchsia, and brown were weaved playfully to cull out interesting looks.

 

Samant Chauhan interplays with layers of silk and zardozi work

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Samant Chauhan for Wills India Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2015

Samant Chauhan for Wills India Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2015

Designer Samant Chauhan’s latest collection at the Wills India Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2015 exuded purity through strands of soothing colours.

Samant Chauhan for Wills India Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2015

Samant Chauhan for Wills India Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2015

Floral palette was juxtaposed beautifully with hues of whites and nudes to create a softer look for the forthcoming Spring/Summer season.

Samant Chauhan for Wills India Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2015

Samant Chauhan for Wills India Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2015

Embroideries along with fabric layering preserved the richness of the collection coupled with the ever-lusted for zardozi work.

Samant Chauhan for Wills India Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2015

Samant Chauhan for Wills India Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2015

The collection had undertones of romance and illusion weaved breathtakingly. The outfits represented a flow in silhouettes blended seamlessly with Bhagalpur silk in Samant’s signature style.

Samant Chauhan for Wills India Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2015

Samant Chauhan for Wills India Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2015

Silk threads in cheery reds, blues, light pinks, yellow and cream moulded themselves gracefully with plush fabrics to procure into long dresses, tunics, skirts, trousers and hand-weaved saris.