Some tradition, some modernity at WLFW
6 Oct 2012 10:28 PM GMT
As the curtain rises for the Wills Lifestyle Fashion Week, designers are gearing up to put out their best. Jyoti Sharma, a participating designer, will showcase her new collection. Her spring summer 2013 collection called ‘Nrpusta–Regalia of a Modern Princess’ will be unveiled at the event.
Nrpusta refers to The King’s Daughter and is a collection which is meant to bring out a modern princess in every girl!
‘My collection titled Nrpusta refers to the King’s daughter. It personifies the modern Indian princess who has thrived through the most revolutionary journey till today. She is someone who is traditional at heart but modern in approach. The collection is a mix of Indian and western line with focus on short dresses, skirts and lehangas embroidered with Mughal motifs,’ said Jyoti.
The collection also embraces clean-cut silhouettes, standing collars and strong shoulders with the Mughal motifs in the designer’s style of handcrafts and intricate ornamentation. The ensembles are rich with the colours of royalty, like red, blue, beige, rust, orange and black, with golden highlights.
‘I have designed this collection thinking of Royal princesses. I love making Indian and Western garments and this time I am designing festive wear for the first time,’ Jyoti added.
So what is the colour and fabric the coming season?
‘The coming spring and summer you will find yourself wrapped in heavenly fabrics, adorned with fabulous vivid colors, and royal colours like rusty orange with fabric like chanderi,’ said Jyoti.
She predicted that the draped pants, surface ornamentation and 3D cut ‘work could make a comeback in the upcoming fashion week.’
Nrpusta refers to The King’s Daughter and is a collection which is meant to bring out a modern princess in every girl!
‘My collection titled Nrpusta refers to the King’s daughter. It personifies the modern Indian princess who has thrived through the most revolutionary journey till today. She is someone who is traditional at heart but modern in approach. The collection is a mix of Indian and western line with focus on short dresses, skirts and lehangas embroidered with Mughal motifs,’ said Jyoti.
The collection also embraces clean-cut silhouettes, standing collars and strong shoulders with the Mughal motifs in the designer’s style of handcrafts and intricate ornamentation. The ensembles are rich with the colours of royalty, like red, blue, beige, rust, orange and black, with golden highlights.
‘I have designed this collection thinking of Royal princesses. I love making Indian and Western garments and this time I am designing festive wear for the first time,’ Jyoti added.
So what is the colour and fabric the coming season?
‘The coming spring and summer you will find yourself wrapped in heavenly fabrics, adorned with fabulous vivid colors, and royal colours like rusty orange with fabric like chanderi,’ said Jyoti.
She predicted that the draped pants, surface ornamentation and 3D cut ‘work could make a comeback in the upcoming fashion week.’
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