other pieces embody centuries of craftsmanship through their details While some clothing makes a bold statement. Katrina Kaif’s stunning outfits, designed by Abu Jani and Sandeep Khosla for Vogue India’s latest cover shoot, displayed India’s textile heritage and embroidery skills. The ensembles showed the effort put into everything from zardozi embroidery to precious chikankari embroidery, shedding light on Indian craftsmanship reinterpreted through modern fashion. In a recent interview with the magazine, Sandeep Khosla discussed some aspects of the creative process.
On the other hand, her dupatta was made of brocade fabric from the company’s archives, dating back more than 30 years. The third look explored the designer’s archives, particularly the Kehkashan collection from 1998.
The designer said, “Katrina does not fear to go bold with her fashion choices, but we wanted to reveal the skin in a very subtle way, according to Vogue. For the first piece, the designer duo chose a pink kurta set that paid homage to their very first collection. the designers made Katrina’s latest outfit from tissue, which gave the piece a sense of airiness While the original piece was made of silk. The border featured kadli embellishment, whereas the pieces included nakshi, tamba tikki, and gota. Katrina wore an embroidered coat with a front opening from the collection, which was modified into a new creation for her by adding colourful fabric strips to give the sleeves a puffed-up shape. The technique of Persian and Mughal artists was embroidered in Aari style using resham threads, while the fringes of the coat added a bohemian touch, especially when it was worn with a brown chamois satin blouse and velvet wraparound skirt.