Photographs: Dominic Xavier
Asmita Marwa continued withthe theme from her spring/summer collection earlier this year, inspired by her imaginary muse Maya on Day One of the LFW.
Designer Asmita Marwa introduced us to a mystical, imaginary muse at the previous instalment of Fashion Week earlier this year. Now, in a second coming, she reacquaints us with Maya, a "free-spirited world traveller, bohemian at heart", who "dreams of a world without boundaries."
In the 'Evolution of Maya' collection, however, she is now a complete woman, having evolved into someone with both earthly connections and spiritual leanings -- she has ended her destination of self-discovery.
Natural dyes and fabrics like khadi, along with doris (threads) and an assortment of colours, prints and textures characterised the garments. Seen here is a green gauze linen rose print and burnt red cotton layered dress.
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Urbane elan
The same print is repeated once more in an asymmetrical top, worn over red samurai pants.
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Mix it up
This dress is in grey gauze linen and it's teamed with a checkered scarf that goes with the roses.
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Sharara style
Gigantic sharara pants in checkered cotton go well with a bikini, over which is worn a block-printed spirals top with doris.
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Ruffle it out
Feminine ivory ruffles cascade in layers down this voile midi.
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Scallops and doris
Next Marwa sends out this saffron top embellished with scallops and doris; it's worn over tiny handloom cotton check shorts.
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Hippie vibe
Don't these floral shararas and linen kurta have a hippie feel to them?
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Four-in-one
A saffron muslin hoodie, parrot green floral tunic, creamylinen shorts and checkered bikini come together in perfect harmony.
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Sensual and vibrant
We loved this tomato red knotted blouse and vivacious twirling ghagra -- very sensual!
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Out-of-the-box
The designer unleashes her creativity with this highly unusual drape in checks with orange scalloped pallav.
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Wispy and crisp
The last outfit on the catwalk is this kota sari, continuing with the scalloped theme in orange.
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In her own design
Marwa steps out with hands folded in appreciation -- and doesn't that dress look familiar?
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