Suneet Verma admits his collection aimed at getting the pricing right and
making clothes that would appeal to everyone. A first look.
• Style for real people
Wendell Rodricks made kids, teens and senior citizens wear his designs.
• India shines for Kimono
Kiran Uttam Ghosh's celebrated every element where India is shining --
cricket, information technology, Indian festivals and even the stock market's
success.
• Manish Arora: Funky, funny designs
Manish Arora's collection provoked strong reactions -- you either loved it
or hated it. A first look.
• `Concentrate on style, not fashion'
Designer Wendell Rodricks personally prefers the stark look. A first look.
• Show them the boot!
Rocky S showcased a beautifully accessorised clubwear collection.
• The enfant terrible of fashion
Sexy miniskirts, pompoms, modernised badla work, stretch cholis and knitted
sweaters with mirrors beads will all be part of Malini Ramani's collection.
• Priyadarshini Rao: Feminine and playful
She is one of the bestselling designers at BE, Gautam Singhania's fashion
stores across the country.
• It's the time to disco
Rahul Khanna and Rohit Gandhi draw inspiration from the best of the 1900s.
• That old fashioned glamour!
First Look: Gauri & Nainika
• Royalty can be colourful
Egyptians to Mughals, stripes to brocade, colour and royalty will fill designers
Ashima-Leena's collection at LIFW 2004.
• Want some chic Chai?
First Look: Narendra Kumar
• Rajesh Pratap Singh: That sexy restraint
"We often ask if fashion is a form of art. Rajesh's collection today showed that
it indeed is," says designer Wendell Rodricks.
• Pretty Pret
The Rina Dhaka collection, which opened LIFW 2004, showcased a sexy,
glamorous look.
• First Look: Rajesh Pratap Singh
The elusive designer's collection was dark and mysteriously sexy.
• First Look: Rina Dhaka
Colours like beige, brown, cream and honey dominated her collection.
• Preview: Rajesh Pratap's dark side!
Giger goes to Varanasi to meet the cult of Shiva: that is the theme of elusive
Delhi designer, Rajesh Pratap Singh.