Here's a look at designer Debarun Mukherjee's collection from the third day of the LFW. Photographs: Rajesh Karkera

Inspired by "the spiritual presence of the Almighty", Debarun Mukherjee showcased a collection of serene style called 'Omnipresent' at Lakme Fashion Week today, which opened with a graceful dance performance by renowned Manipuri dancer, Rinku Dutt.

Taking a cue from the famous iznik tiles of Turkey, all the garments were blue as a constant, with base tones of beige and black; fusion silhouettes tailored to the the festive and bridal season included layered dhoti skirts, Mandarin collar tops, elegant pleated pants and luxurious saris.

And while actress Richa Chadda of Gangs of Wasseypur closed the show, first on the ramp was her namesake, playback singer Richa Sharma, in a printed layered ghagra, high-collar top and double-layered inner.

The line also included menswear like this floral sherwani, the neckscarf adding a sophisticated touch.

Next we have Nethra Raghuraman in an elegant sari exuding old-world feel.

A variety of drapes with long-sleeved cholis and variations of iznik design featured in the showing.

Churidaar-style pants are teamed with a statuesque beige one-sided tunic that trails down one side to the ankles.

Diva Dhawan models a sari with the dupatta innovatively tucked into the blouse.

Featuring an unusual cut, a long-sleeved jacket worn over wide-leg pants takes centrestage.

A black sheath with side slit is teamed with a sheer printed jumpsuit for effect.

We see an array of designs for both sexes, Debarun's signature print for the collection adorning all of them.

Swirling onto the ramp we see a double-layered ghagra and jacket, topped off with a neckscarf.

Richa Chadda steps out in the showstopper, an asymmetric double-layered ghagra with black velvet waistcoat and churi-sleeved blouse.

Richa Sharma, Rinku Dutt, Debarun and Richa Chadda mark the closing of the show together.