Photographs: Uttam Ghosh
Inspired by the rich heritage of Kolkata City's colonial history and its modern existence, designer Nilanjan Ghosh showcased a fashion line titled 'Babu, Bibi Aur Keta' on the third day of the LFW. Drapes, 3D silhouettes and pin tucks defined most of the outfits -- take a look.
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We start off with this all-brown outfit, set off by red suspenders and gladiator sandals.
Bow-tied but bare-chested
It's not often you see so many colours on a jacket, nor a bow-tie without a shirt worn underneath!
Mixing it up
A kurta is worn over a sheer red sari with blue petticoat to create an ultraviolet-like effect.
Striped pajamas
This churidaar kurta outfit is dominated by the coral tone -- and that handbag is pretty neat too.
Coral domination
This churidaar kurta outfit is dominated by the coral tone -- and that handbag is pretty neat too.
Bowled over by the cowl
Alicia Raut struts her stuff in a funky layered blouse with a cowl hanging down from the neck, much like a jacket.
Gathering it up
This number is 3D at its best, with gathers, draping and silky touches.
Interesting drape
With its dirty yellow tone and cotton border, this sari makes for an interesting drape.
Feminine touch
Nicole Faria shows off a pretty tunic with gathered sleeves and summery hues.
Keeping it casual
Ghosh looks relaxed on the runway in bermudas and sneakers alongside his models at the end of the show.
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