6Degree presented four designers -- Roma Agarwal, Sejal Kamdar, Varun Chakkilam and Keerthi Kadire -- and their stunning showstoppers.
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IMAGE: Kangana Ranaut walked the ramp for designer Varun Chakkilam.
She made an entry in a pale lilac lehenga, choli and dupatta.
This was her second outing at this edition of the fashion week; she earlier walked for Khadi India.
All photographs: Kind courtesy FDCI x Lakme Fashion Week/Instagram
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IMAGE: She styled the look with a stunning diamond necklace and matching chandelier earrings.
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IMAGE: Describing his collection, Varun said: 'I was inspired by the valley of flowers.
'I'm so grateful to have taken the audience on a journey of visualising magnified geometry in florals.'
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IMAGE: Dressed in an embroidered khaki lehenga, ornate choli and embellished poncho, Divya Khosla Kumar closed the show for designer Sejal Kamdar.
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IMAGE: Aimed at the wedding season, Galaxies 2022 by Sejal is a great alternative for brides who long for memorable wedding attire.
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IMAGE: Roma Agarwal unveiled her elaborate Jharoka collection, inspired by Awadh architecture.
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IMAGE: Nargis Fakhri turned showstopper for Roma and walked the ramp in a magenta kalidar floor-length kurta, matching palazzos and an embellished dupatta.
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IMAGE: Pooja Hegde was all cheer and sunshine as she glided down the ramp in a white lehenga with beautiful sunflower applique work.
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IMAGE: She was joined by designer Keerthi Kadire, whose joyful collection, Alezaeh, offered fun silhouettes for brides.
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