Share
this

Ask
Users

Write a
Comment

Print this
article

Designer Amalraj Sengupta opened Day Three of Lakme Fashion Week with his collection De-Code.

Inspired by the movie Transformers, the garments offered were all 100 percent linen and multipurpose -- they can be transformed into accessories and can also be worn in a variety of different ways. Take a look.

Follow the Rediff Team at Lakme Fashion Week here

Both sexy and sporty Lisa Haydon shows off her legs in a tiny blue pinafore, worn over white for a striking effect.

Share
this

Ask
Users

Write a
Comment

Print this
article

A sleeveless blue jacket shows off biceps and an external zipper; it is teamed with light beige panelled pants.

Share
this

Ask
Users

Write a
Comment

Print this
article

Reversible, with stripes on the insides, this hoodie, like all the other garments, is anti-bacterial and highly moisture absorbent.

Share
this

Ask
Users

Write a
Comment

Print this
article

Slim-fit grey pants and an equally tight sheen-tinged top make for a funky combo, while a jacket is carried along for effect.

Share
this

Ask
Users

Write a
Comment

Print this
article

This simple empire-waisted dress has just the right kind of appeal -- and it can be worn two different ways too.

Share
this

Ask
Users

Write a
Comment

Print this
article

An hourglass mini with grey neck and shoulder panelling makes its presence felt on the ramp.

Share
this

Ask
Users

Write a
Comment

Print this
article

Seen here is a male model in grey cut-offs and a white vest -- note how the bag he is carrying metamorphoses into a jacket!

Share
this

Ask
Users

Write a
Comment

Print this
article

These denim crops extend into a hoodie from the back, leaving the front completely bare.

Share
this

Ask
Users

Write a
Comment

Print this
article

Sengupta makes a quick half-round of the runway at the end of his showing.