ANEETH ARORA- From bundi to angarakha and ghagra as well as kalidar kurtas the look was ethnic with fine texturing in fabrics like Chanderi, and the weaves from Assam, Roje, Eshanshali, Salakathi all hand stitched by the tailors from Jaipur.
VIVEK KARUNAKARAN – Textured tweed and laces were teamed with silk, crepe, plaids and over dyed checks in tones of berry and black for short smart jackets, skirts and dresses layered skillfully into contemporary shapes.
KUNAL RAWAL - A trendy grunge look for men's wear with elongated tuxedos shirts, printed pants, large floral and hand appliqués and hot colours for blousons which made this a fun line for the stronger sex.
NACHIKET BARVE- lined and made in silk with fabrics like taffeta, dupion, tussore, tabby, two tone silk, lamé, mulberry silk, in dark tones of ink, steel, petrol with a touch of pink.
The all western women's wear line was beautifully crafted and finished into stylish dresses with cutwork and embroidery in the empire, and sheath silhouettes ending with a sleek double breasted coat dress with touches of silver.
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