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Purab Kohli walks for Kshitij Choudhary at India Luxury Style Show

| | Jun 04, 2017, at 08:36 pm
Mumbai, June 4 (IBNS): Actor Purab Kohli, who was last seen opposite Sonakshi Sinha in 'Noor', sizzled as he walked the ramp at the India Luxury Style Week for Mumbai based designer Kshitij Choudhary.

Purab donned a grey Sherwani with metallic embroidery all over making a bold statement as the showstopper while the other models showcased Kshitij's menswear from the same collection titled 'The Secret Man' which displayed sartorial elegance with great élan in the layered look that took the center stage.

The designer's inspiration for this collection was Monumental Freedom, an expression to unchain from the mundane of life.

What was most special was the fact that organic fabrics ranged from khadi, raw silk, cottons to linen made the silhouettes of each piece from this collection.

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