Paris Fashion Week just witnessed a remarkable fashion flair coming from India. Models Bhavitha Mandava, Lakshmi Menon, and Mona Bhujel presented Indian models on the runway, working for Matthieu Blazy at the Chanel show, making one of the most important fashion events in Paris turn into a real platform showcasing global talent. The arrival of three Indian models wearing the designs of Blazy means that desi models are achieving the peak level of their glory and are indeed getting immediate recognition. Let’s quickly decode their stunning ensembles.
Outfit number 10 was worn by Chanel’s first Indian ambassador, Bhavitha Mandava. The look was completed with an ice-blue Chanel clutch and stunning sandals along with subtle earrings. (Image Credits: Instagram) The outfit number 61 was worn by Lakshmi Menon, which featured a sleeveless pearl white silk top with a gold chain attached at the neckline. The outfit was further paired with a skirt drenched in pistachio colour that had gold metallic lining and jewelled buttons, complemented by a white belt and sandals, a classic Chanel purse, and the popular Chanel tweed jacket. (Image Credits: Instagram) On the other hand, look at number 17, which was carried by Mona Bhujel, who wore a see-through black blouse that had been designed with a gathered lining at the torso, floral adornment along the bust, and the classic spaghetti straps. In fact, the show was both initiated and concluded by model Dyanira Hurbuscher carrying the 2.55 bag from Gabrielle Chanel’s collection, making it a full-circle moment of critical significance. (Image Credits: Instagram)
She wore a black dress decorated with rose-shaped creations that had been stitched together to form an asymmetrical full-length ensemble with a cut-out design, a chic silhouette, and a flowing bottom hemline. This outfit was perfectly complemented with a gingham-patterned skirt, matching jacket, leather belt, classic Chanel bag, and stunning boots. (Image Credits: Instagram) Matthieu was inspired by the evolution of Gabrielle Chanel to design the most versatile collection of his career.
