PIX: Esha, Hema, Shefali are catwalk queens!

We bring you a round-up of showings by Shyamal and Bhumika, Vizyon and more!

The second half of Day Three at Lakme has seen a few famous faces on the ramp, so love it or hate it, here come the celebrity showstoppers! And of course, we bring you the most eye-catching designs by Payal Kothari, Paromita Banerjee, Vizyon, Debarun and Shyamal and Bhumika.

We commence with the Vizyon 'Golden Age' collection by Shradha Murarka and Ninon Palisse, the inspiration for which was the beauty of Art Deco jewellery, architecture and the paintings of Tamara de Lempicka. Seen here is a red steeply incut red satin dress.

A flowing burgundy gown sports a Grecian silhouette and metallic detailing on one shoulder.

Softly draping, this plush purple jumpsuit is set off by a statement neckpiece.

Panels of bright yellow come together to create a plunging number with a hint of leg showing through.

Armour-like accoutrements add drama to this flowing empire-waisted gown.

The final Vizyon design is the showstopper, a gleaming black gown with a classy gold belt.

Next up is Deepti Gujral, in this splendid gold and burgundy affair.

We see Shruti Agarwal in the same colours, but each outfit is distinct in its appeal and appearance.

Mixing the bridal hues of white and red, this ensemble has a striking effect.

It's not necessary to go overboard with heavy work, as this beautiful outfit plainly proves.

The eternal golden girl Hema Malini follows up her daughter's act with an even better one for Shyamal and Bhumika. Now that is timeless appeal!

Debarun Mukerjee's line was confined to black and white. Appropriately called 'Kohl', the garments managed to score despite a lack of colour -- seen here is a striking sari.

Seen here is a beautiful ruffle-lined twirler.

Pencil pants and a sleeveless top show off astounding stark white threadwork.

Black formals don't come any better than this superb lehenga.

Debarun finishes off with actress Shefali Shah in one of his paisley-adorned drapes.

Footwear designer Payal Kothari's latest line, 'Shoe Bibliotheque', inspired by the city of Paris, offered several alluring pairs for women -- check out these funky electric ankle-cuffs.

Strappy red stilettos are a must-have when it comes to haute footwear.

Set off hotpants with this pair in electric blue.

Golden wedges are another must-have for 2011.

Kajol's little sister Tanisha showstops for Payal in this satin emerald pair of platform heels.

Paromita Banerjee's garments, which are always promoting the beauty of Indian textiles were collectively titled 'Daak', which translates as 'The Call' in Bengali. Seen here is a white shirt and black skirt, over which is worn a sheer tunic.

Candice Pinto steps out in a relaxed tunic strung with beads across the front.

The designer offers up a pretty dress with orange stripes, brown bodice and dotted black sleeves.

Alesia Raut takes the boho chic route in this skirt with tie-up detail.

Paromita closes her show with this dip-dye drape in the national colours -- now that's a statement!