BANGALORE FASHION WEEK 9TH EDITION - Day 4

BLENDERS PRIDE BANGALORE FASHION WEEK 9^THEDITION 

WINTER / FESTIVE - 2013

Mugdha Godse Show Stopper for Aslam Khan 

Collection note - Day 4

Pallavi Naidu:

Label Name: Pallavi Naidu’ 

Collection Name: Pallu

Collection Brief: PALLAVI NAIDU introduces PALLU, the Indian clothing line, showcasing Indian contemporary wear with the blend of traditional silhouette of a half sari (Langa Voni) and contemporary fabrics like denim and knits. The look of this label is ethnic and chic. This collection gives an edgy yet casual feel to the look of Langa Voni. The line features elements like riveted buttons, open-end zippers and patch pockets.

 From the Old American West to the new Lanvin trench-coat, denim has come a long way since those long hot days on the farm. We see denim jeans, denim dresses and denim jackets. PALLU is an attempt to uncover denim as the ultimate style for the Urban Naree.

 With fresh colour palettes, these ensembles can be donned at any time of the day, for any occasion.

Chaitali Biplab:

Aditi and Aparna: 

Aslam Khan:

Collection Brief: Designed for the corporate man and the corporate woman, Aslam Khan’s collection is for those who think corporate wear is boring. The collection reinforces the fact that corporate wear can be interesting and make one look stylish. Designed with fabrics from digjam, the collection gives a young, trendy look for every day corporate wear.

Arjun Khanna:

Collection Name: The Indian Prince

Collection Brief: The silhouettes are slim fitted with high collar. The looks are timeless and in cases, traditional, with the AK Signature cut. The collection can age to become heirloom pieces – be it embroidery or the textile. We have used rich jamevar, original banarsi silk, jacquard and embellished it with rich pitta and zardizi work to create sherwanis, bundagalas, bundhis, which are meant to be worn with signature Arjun Khanna patiyala salwars, jodhpurs and afghani pants. All these looks are personally stylised by Arjun Khanna for the 21^st century Indian groom.