IMAGES: Indian fashion gets REALLY bold!

Check out the offerings of designers Manav Gangwani, Meera & Muzaffar Ali and Suneet Varma on Day Two of Delhi Couture Week.

The second day of Delhi Couture Week on July 24 saw dare-to-bare designs from Manav Gangwani and Suneet Varma, along with the ethnic elegance of Meera & Muzaffar Ali in three separate showings.

We bring you some of the hottest creations that sizzled on the catwalk.

First up we have Manav Gangwani's line, which gave a whole new meaning to the word 'bold' -- don't believe us? Here's a completely sheer dress with only strategically placed glitter to preserve the model's modesty!

Next we have this unique creation, which moves from a structured, armour-like bodice to gigantic sunset ruffles. Someone page Lady Gaga quick -- she's definitely going to love it!

This sunny yellow sari moves into a Grecian-style fastened dupatta at the shoulder -- and the gold choli is super-sexy too.

The designer continues to experiment with opulent silhouettes like this layered, shining sparkler with elevated, exaggerated collar.

Binal Trivedi steps out in a star-struck dress that becomes sheer past the hips.

Another daring outfit with strategically placed crystal embroidery sails out of the wings -- and it seems to have wings of its own!

Gangwani continues to make statements with this ivory shimmering churidaar kameez -- we love the eyeball-grabbing ruffles around the neck!

An entirely cutwork lehenga in silver takes everyone's breath away.

Candice Pinto makes an entry in a gargantuan yellow and ivory number with cutwork bodice, once more in silver.

Gangwani takes to the ramp surrounded by his splendid collection.

Next up we have Suneet Varma's extravagant designs, which led with this voluminous pink and gold ensemble.

Churidaar pants, a short sari and structured gold bikini top come together to create this unique look.

Tinu Verghese steps out in a white drape with pink and gold blouse and border.

Indrani Dasgupta steps out in little more than threads by way of a top, worn over skirt, churidaar pants and topped off with a dupatta.

Varma takes a more conventional approach with this blue lehenga affair.

We love this demure pink outfit -- ethnic elegance personified, is it not?

With more Indian brides moving away from traditional tones, the designer offers this pastel creation modelled by Indrani Dasgupta.

And for those who want the customary red, it doesn't get better than this beautiful sari.

Or does it? This jaw-dropping lehenga manages to up the ante.

Varma steps out to soak in the adulation at the end of a successful showing.

First up for Meera and Muzaffar Ali, Noyonika Chatterjee is at her supermodel best in shimmering choli and earthy drape.

Next is this panelled robe dress, chic and easyfitting.

A pale peach sari by the duo is well-received, going well with the netted contrast blouse.

Tinu is statuesque and stunning in a fading ivory-pink drape.

The last outfit on is this white-gold lehenga, accentuated by a red dupatta.

Meera and Muzaffar Ali make their way out onto the runway.