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PIX: Prachi Desai models for Neeta Lulla!
Check out Neeta Lulla's riotously bright and opulent ethnic creations, showcased on Day Four of Lakme.
For her latest offerings showcased at Lakme Fashion Week, veteran designer Neeta Lulla merged a form of Kalamkari called Sri Hastakala with the influences of the Renaissance period to create colourful contemporary bridals.
Velvet and French lace came together with vintage kundan and metal work and it was all about luxury as the show opened with a dance performance, after which Prachi Desai stepped onto the ramp in a rich embroidered anarkali.
Eternal appeal
Then followed this ravishing ensemble in deep crimson, with panels of beige to break the uniformity.
Orange twirl
A model brings out the best in this bright orange affair by giving it a dramatic twirl.
European touch
The Renaissance inspiration comes to the fore with this charming lehenga donned by Candice Pinto.
Lacy fantasy
Lace goes into overdrive with a dramatic fishtail lehenga.
Backless splendour
Understated rust and an antiquated leaf pattern set off this backless choli.
Unique combination
The designer combines a sparkly kurta with a sari draped such that the dupatta falls to the front.
Sharara style
Sharara pants and a hint of tummy add pizazz to a puffed-sleeve choli complete with train.
Haute handicraft effect
Striking blue embroidery stands out on a backdrop of beige and orange.
Amazing anarkali
See-through and stylish, a colour-block anarkali reveals gold lame churidaars underneath -- and don't miss those cutwork sleeves.
Royal in blue
Lulla takes on blue with this gorgeous lehenga.
Sparkling statement
Candice steps out once more, in a mix of gold, blue and red that creates quite an impact!
Flattering the figure
If you've got the right curves, a beautiful, snug-fitting choli like this one is just the thing.
Vibrant vibes
Can't get enough of colour? Red and blue make for the ultimate vibrant combination.
Going for the kill
Alesia Raut strikes a pose in the designer's final, heavily worked piece-de-resistance.
Modest artist
Lulla is overcome with the audience's response to her latest line.