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Ra Abta By Rahul Photography: Taras Taraporvala Models: Namrata Tripathi & Palak Gupta
Warp-N-Weft Photography: Omkar Chitnis Models: Mitali Rannorey, Mariette Valsan & Meenakshi Rathore
Sabyasachi Heritage Jewelry Collection Photography: Tarun Vishwa Model: Archana Akil Kumar
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JADE by Monica & Karishma Models: Nidhi Sunil & Namrata Tripathi
Saira Shakira’s “Zohra” Collection.
Saira Shakira’s “Artemisia” Bridal Collection, 2018.
“I have an obsession for Shikargah etchings and paintings. And I have an even bigger obsession for Shikargah sarees from Benaras. For the uninitiated, the word ‘Shikargah’ is of Persian origin and depicts a game preserve. Regional flora and fauna and royal hunting scenes are either vividly or abstractly depicted. In our effort to preserve silk screen printing in West Bengal, we created these 29 colour Shikargah prints for our organza sarees. Each saree takes over 9 hours for 2 printers to finish and in today’s time the complication of production easily elevates it to modern couture. Our models are styled with beautiful old world blouses, heritage South Indian jewellery studded with Burmese rubies (from the Sabyasachi Heritage Jewelry Collection) and retro sunglasses for added quirk.”
I saw the anon who declared (?) you don't post Pakistani fashion or something, but I think Indian and Pakistani fashions do share similarities and it's okay if you post either (to me at least). I think all this animosity shouldn't exist! Your blog is lovely!
Thank you :)
Sania Maskatiya Bridal
Ali Xeeshan Bridal Campaign, 2016
The Udaipur Collection by Sabyasachi Mukherjee Model: Vishakha Bharadwaj