LFW: Shriya Bhupal makes her debut

From a mix of sheer and opaque fabrics, to strong and flowing shapes, the line moved to fringes and floral contrasts. The colour card for the feminine separates played a rainbow medley as clear water, delicate muslin, onion pink, nude and tangelo were contrasted skilfully with metallics like gold, silver and then onto deep midnight blue and stark black.

The collection swayed with tantalising ease as structured dresses, swirling skirts, sexy cropped tops, bandeaux capes and seductive gowns completed the formal wear story.

The collection divided into two distinct sections, opened with the embroidered fantasy of multicoloured flowers that cascaded all over the garments. Jumpsuit with bustier and scarf, will-power navy embroidered dress, white mini, ink blue gown, the drop-shoulder asymmetrical grey floor-kissing number and the ruffled gown were stunning entries. Ending this very glamorous and feminine section were the poncho blouse with beaded fringes with lehenga and the white gown with a long sleeved classic bolero.

When it came to Red Carpet glamour, it was the crystal fringes section that dazzled on the ramp with spectacular mini and gowns. The swaying sparkling silver fringes appeared on shoulders, yokes, capes and blouses, giving the ensembles a regal, elegant flavour.

Ujjwala Raut, international super model, glided in a gold beaded off-shoulder long sleeve blouse with a floor sweeping lehenga. Encrusted with 1500 gold paillete, 60 rose gold Swarovski flowers and a gold fringe, the creation was breathtaking with a five feet trail.