IMAGES: Sonakshi, Kangna and more catwalking celebs!

Here's a glimpse of the runway action from the Mumbai finale of the Blenders Pride Fashion Tour.

The eighth edition of the Blenders Pride Fashion Tour drew to a close in style over the weekend.

After travelling to other Indian cities in a bid to promote the works of leading designers across the country, the event concluded in Mumbai, offering the latest lines from couturiers like Nandita Mahtani, Gaviin Miguel and more.

And of course, there was a lot of Bollywood clout on the runway -- here are all the starry muses!

First up we have the lovely Malaika Arora Khan, who played a blushing ivory bride for Vikram Phadnis. Her exquisite lehenga was embellished with lace and tasteful embroidery, making a classic statement instead of an extravagant one.

Model-turned-actress Esha Gupta made a triumphant return to the runway for Mandira Wirk, wearing a dare-to-bare black evening gown with sheer bodice and thigh-high slit.

Duo Shantanu and Nikhil chose tennis ace Sania Mirza as their showstopper, and she certainly looked ravishing in this blue and gold seemingly sari-influenced number.

German-Indian beauty Evelyn Sharma donned Wendell Rodricks' piece de resistance, a juicy citrus backless number with colourblock panels.

Sonakshi Sinha poured her curves into a metallic affair by Falguni and Shane Peacock, which moved from electric sequin work into a sheer fishtail silhouette embellished with feathers.

The boldest of the lot, Kangna Ranaut had no qualms about strutting her stuff in a white Gaviin Miguel ensemble that moved from scaled white sequins to a transparent striped skirt, showing off a lot of leg.

Yummy mummy Celina Jaitley cut a slim, stunning figure in a black Neeta Lulla anarkali with just a hint of gold embroidery.

The only male showstopper at the Blenders Pride Mumbai showing, Rana Daggubati looked like a boho boy in dhoti pants and a sleeveless dyed vest by Asmita Marwa.

And finally, we have this bright, sexy little dress by Nandita Mahtani, who opted to let her collection do the talking instead of a celebrity muse!