PIX: Indian weaves go fabulously chic

Based on a collection of stories, Paromita Banerjee's latest offerings drew on Indian influences, hand-woven fabrics and three different colour schemes to complete the looks.

Mughal patka embroidery, khadi, discharge printed silks -- these were just a few of the many defining factors that designer Paromita Banerjee employed to create her fall/winter line, presented on Day Five of Lakme.

Demure dupattas, kurtas, lehengas, waistcoats and more stepped out onto the ramp in black and white, then indigo and finally in a gamut of other colours to create three different 'stories'. Take a look.

A black, lightly dotted kurta and red churidaar, together with a fading black-white dupatta are first on the runway.

And finally we have a grey collared shirt with French cuffs and printed wrap, worn with a textured lehenga-style skirt.

An embroidered tassar shawl tops off the whole.

Paromita steps out briefly before disappearing back into the wings.