Introduced into the field of ethnic fashion was a piece of garment that featured a blend of classic heritage and present-day rebellion, the actress donned a stunning black mirror work lehenga designed by Abhinav Mishra. Is Indian haute couture supposed to be all about soft pastels, tiny flowers, and clichéd princess looks? Kriti Sanon appeared to be thinking differently! He’s known for his use of glamorous mirror work, but this time it appeared in a more sombre version in Kriti’s outfit, showcasing the beauty of traditional Indian mirror work technique in the modern concept of haute couture.
The showcase drew inspiration from the animal realm, organic shapes, and the liberating essence of nature. Mishra attempted to highlight Indian handicrafts through the collection, without confining them to bridal attire only. For the catwalk, Sanon donned a black lehenga embellished with mirror work, made from Neo-Tech fabric. The outfit featured stylish hand embroidery, metal elements, and horse figures, which made it appear modern and less typical than a traditional lehenga that has been adorned with a lot of details. (Image Credits: Instagram)
Because it indicates that the designer was exploring the various possibilities of his flair for creativity. (Image Credits: Instagram) The stage design was spectacular as well, with large installations made of deer and figures used to create a surreal ambiance, additional pieces like high-neck tops and crop T-shirts gave this collection further significance. they had company on the runway in the form of many other types of unique garments Although lehengas were an essential part of Mishra’s design vocabulary. There were structured jackets with high collars, trench coats, wide-legged pants, flared pants, layered wraps, and three-piece outfits. These were shown off next to corsets, bustiers, kaftans, and capes. Moss green, dark brown, and dark olive were the prevailing colours used in the décor. There were firefly projections, shadows, and leaves projecting the idea of wild nature. The garments not only brought nature to life, but the music also enhanced this theme. (Image Credits: Instagram)
