Urmila Matondkar plays the bride at Fashion Week
Last updated on: October 29, 2009 17:14 IST
Bridal ensembles, multiple hues, glimmer and shimmer were all part of Jaya Rathore's bridal collection, showcased on the final day of the WLIFW.
Inspired by the novel Rumi's Daughter and the inlaid tiles of the Taj Mahal that twinkles in a myriad of kaleidoscopic colours under light, the designer opted for intricate embroidery using a technique that prevents the garments from getting too heavy, particularly the lehengas. And showstopping for Rathore was Bollywood actress Urmila Matondkar. Take a look.
We start off with this lovely churidaar kurta with relaxed fit and delicate hints of shine.
Subtle and silvery
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Not a fan of loud tones? This wispy silver-grey tissue sari should be right up your alley.
A fine balance
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Note how the pale background of
Binal Trivedi's outfit balances the bright detailing perfectly.
Peachy keen
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Soft and feminine, a peach lace floral makes its presence felt on the runway.
Olive undertone
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For those with deeper, darker taste, the designer puts out another understated but elegant sari.
Mermaid muse
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N
oyonika Chatterjee gives a coy smile in this gorgeous lehenga with mermaid cut and fuschia touches.
Opulent detailing
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Sailing out next we have
Carol Gracias in this wonderful outfit, parts of it opaque with threadwork and shine, parts of it sheer to reveal your sensual side.
Queen bee
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Saving the best for last was
Urmila Matondkar in this jaw-dropping ensemble.
The artist appears
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Rathore steps out, flanked by Matondkar and her models.