Amrita, Zarine, Geeta go sexy in ethnicwear

Here's a glimpse from the showings at the Aamby Valley India Bridal Week on days Four and Five.

Yesterday, we brought you the best of Aamby Valley India Bridal Week from days Three and Four.

Today, we bring you a look at the last few showings by Ashima & Leena Singh, Vikram Phadnis, Jaya Misra, Sounia Gohil, Archana Kochhar and Manish Malhotra, along with showstoppers Kashmira Shah, Neetu Chandra and more.

We start off with Ashima & Leena Singh's 'Opulence Redefined' collection, consisting of rich textures and Banarasi kimkhab work. Seen here is a draped lungi sari with silver halter choli.

Next we have a traditional ghagara choli in deep green, red and gold.

The designers offer up a pair of trendy sharara pants with strapless top.

Actress Neetu Chandra glided out in the showstopper, an encrusted lehenga with matching choli and tulle embroidered dupatta.

Ashima and Leena escort Neetu down the ramp once more to mark the close of their show.

Vikram Phadnis' inspired by the Gitanjali Groups' jewellery line of the same name, opened with several stunning layered anarkali ankle-length kurtas with embroidered dupattas.

The designer offers up a multi-fabric swirling gown with decidedly ethnic motif.

The wispy blue dupatta of this ensemble adds a whole different feel to it.

Tupur Chatterjee shines in a full crystal encrusted lehenga with sparkling blouse in gold and silver against a black background.

Phadnis steps out to acknowledge the applause at the end of his display.

Kashmira Shah kickstarted Jaya Misra's collection in a blue and white lehenga.

A simple cocktail sari proves a welcome contrast to all the heavy work seen at Bridal Week.

Bright hues and a sharp cut define this lovely jacket-ghagara combo.

Actress Tulip Joshi stood out in a stunning red bridal showstopper.

Misra favoured festive red too, as she took to the ramp!

Geeta Basra opened designer Sounia Gohil's line, in this opulent ghagara choli.

This netted black sari with red choli and inner layering along with gold cutwork hem caught everyone's eye.

Candice Pinto was a vision in this royal red and blue swirling number.

B-Town newbie Zarine Khan strutted her stuff in the piece de resistance, a white and gold ghagara choli with contrast velour dupatta.

The designer accompanies her two stars out onto the runway.

Tapur Chatterjee opened 'The Gulal, Genda and Gehna collection' by Archana Kochhar in a red fitted lehenga with silver work.

Next we have this yellow sparkling ghagara with encrusted border and ruffled hemline.

We love the antique work on this muted beige-green ensemble.

Both the muse and the maker are diminutive but dashing ladies!

The honour of grand finale went to Bollywood favourite and bridal cutourier Manish Malhotra, who dazzled with dramatic designs like this ivory net lehenga and teensy choli.

The designer took on the salwar kameez in deep purple velour, with gold touches.

Menswear proved luxurious -- check out this billowing salwaar and exquisite sherwani.

Candice was a vision in this voluminous panelled gown, the showstopping number.

And Malhotra looked rather dapper in formals himself as he officially brought the Aamby Valley India Bridal Week to a close.