Last week was Lakmè Fashion Week wrapped up for the Winter/Festive 2016 season. Founded in 2000 the five-day fashion showcases the finest in Indian fashion. This fashion week is also held twice a year (Summer Resort) and (Winter/Festive). Over the week there was a more than a few eye-catching collections that graced the runway. We picked a few of our favorite collections that we think you should check out.
Day 1 (8/24/16)
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"Trapezoid" By Schulen Fernandes for Wendell Rodricks
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This collection marks the last one for Designer Rodricks after twenty years. The label will now be designed by the designer’s protégé Fernades.
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Image Credit: Lakmè Fashion Week
Day 2 (8/25/16)
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Bina Rao for Creative Bee foundation
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Cloth and India: Fashioning Histories - With Mayank Mansingh Kaul and Monisha Ahmed
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Day 3 (8/26/16)
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Image Credit: Lakmè Fashion Week
Image Credit: Lakmè Fashion Week
Day 4(8/27/16)
Vedica presents Shivan & Narresh
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The Label by Ritu Kumar
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Day 5(8/28/16)
aLL: Curated by Little Shilpa
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This is the 1st time a plus size line is showcased during this fashion week. We are excited to see that plus size fashion is making a global impact as well.
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That’s it for Lakmè Fashion Week until next season. We here at My Own Sense of Fashion love to showcase the latest in fashion from around the globe.
Do you have a favorite collection that we shared on the blog? Did we miss your favorite collection? Let us know in the comments below.
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