Fashion Attire 2014

Dusky beauty Chitrangada Singh dazzled the ramp exhibiting conventional outfit for designer Harshita Chatterjee Deshpande at Lakme Fashion Week Winter/Festive 2014.

“I became informed that this collection is inspired by temples and it is very different. I enjoy the classic and standard collection and I also have always been a massive lover of Indian style. Even the small detailing that she's done because of this outfit was encrafted from south, ” the celebrity told reporters post the program.

Donning a blood red lehenga and golden blouse with lengthy sleeves, Chitrangada place the ramp unstoppable. Complimenting the entire appearance, had been jewelry including heavy fantastic neckpiece, nose ring, and bangles.

The choices were motivated because of the temples of south India as well as the rule associated with Chola dynasty and Peshwas across town of Tanjore. Designer Harshita says the choices is approximately “devdasis” or female temple servitors.

Harshita says: “My choices are prompted from Devdasis… it’s about her freedom, and trip within. The carvings associated with temples I have tried personally as a motif. I Have Tried Personally Kanjivarams, tussars and projects manually.”

Harshita’s collection revisits the old looms of Kancheepuram to tell the storyline of a woman who is looking for herself. The core material may be the hand-woven kanjeevaram pure silk from the looms of Kancheepuram, while chanderi silk and soy net has additionally been utilized as textile.

The collection additionally had old Indian zardozi in classic gold and dark steel shades, empowered by gold temple jewellery and design of ornaments of gods and temples. The tints used had been bold – blood red, burnt tangerine, deep purple, and a palette of blacks, white and greys.