Lakme Fashion Week drunk on Nalandda Bhandari's Nasha
06 Nov '06
2 min read
The collection was called Free Spirit and that is exactly what designer, Nalandda Bhandari has visualized for the women who will wear her garments in Spring/Summer 2007 under her label Nasha.
From a delightful white chiffon fish tail tunic with gold and rainbow sequin embroidery teamed with a gold satin pair of shorts, the scene was set for garments that had the distinct touch of the designer.
Soon there were sheer mul tunics with tie ups, a white cotton layered top and skirt and a white jersey dress with black trim all sporting the striking Nasha logo–the rose.
Crepe, jersey, cotton, voile, chiffon, silk, and georgette were ideal fabric choices for the collection but Nalandda also played effectively with animal prints and peacock and African embroidery motifs to add that touch of drama and free flowing splendor to her garments.
The silhouettes moved from mini, to shirts and skirts, a tube dress, kaftans and finally onto a long burnt gold gown with large gold rose embroidery.
While Nalandda kept her detailing quite simple; she favored the appearance of her rose logo on most of the garments including a solitary men's black shirt which sported the bright red rose on the back.
For a medley of glamorous garments that a woman can wear from dawn to dusk, the Free Spirit collection Nasha the label by Nalandda Bhandari will be one that will score high on the style and fashion charts.
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