Sanjay Malhotra's matured Dejavu with LFW, memorable
06 Nov '06
2 min read
"Life Through my Rose coloured glasses" was the unusual inspiration for DEVAVU the name given by Sanjay Malhotra to his Spring/Summer 2007 collection at Lakme Fashion Week and it reflected his love for life; as a collection of multi coloured, layered and designed garments came down the ramp.
It was line of garments aimed at dressing the modern Indian mature woman who enjoys a creative mix of fabrics that range from chiffon, georgettes, silks, laces, voiles, net, denim to brocades, tanchois many of them trimmed with fur, feathers, leather and suede to give a very futuristic look.
The fabrics were mixed and matched or contrasted completely in their weight, design, colour and texture to turn into garments that had a lot of attitude and style.
Some of the interesting creations were a cutwork dress with mirror work bodice and giant bubble puff sleeves which opened the show. An ivory mirror work jacket with chiffon sleeves, a multi colour corset skirt with a net petticoat, a grey/peach shaded lace chiffon fur edged tunic, a pink chiffon layered dress and a sexy yellow lace halter.
Hemlines were fluid as they moved from mini to midi and finally floor length for a striking black layered gown which appeared to be inspired by the Scarlett O'Hara look from the film Gone with the Wind.
Sanjay Malholtra's Dejavu line could be termed as strikingly different and eye-catching and one that will make any woman a crowd puller wherever she goes.
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