A fashionable ode to Kolkata
Last updated on: March 7, 2010 16:25 IST
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
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It's not often you see so many colours on a jacket, nor a bow-tie without a shirt worn underneath!
Mixing it up
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A kurta is worn over a sheer red sari with blue petticoat to create an ultraviolet-like effect.
Striped pajamas
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This churidaar kurta outfit is dominated by the coral tone -- and that handbag is pretty neat too.
Coral domination
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This churidaar kurta outfit is dominated by the coral tone -- and that handbag is pretty neat too.
Bowled over by the cowl
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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
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This number is 3D at its best, with gathers, draping and silky touches.
Interesting drape
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With its dirty yellow tone and cotton border, this sari makes for an interesting drape.
Feminine touch
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Nicole Faria shows off a pretty tunic with gathered sleeves and summery hues.
Keeping it casual
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Ghosh looks relaxed on the runway in bermudas and sneakers alongside his models at the end of the show.