Lakme FW: Breezy, wearable unisex designs
Last updated on: September 20, 2009
Photographs: Sanjay Sawant
The third day of Lakme Fashion Week saw designer Digvijay Singh go green with organic fabrics and a unisex line for both men and women. Showcasing for label Bhu:sattva, here is the Unimitable Unisex Collection.
For starters, we have two models in black harem pants and panelled kurtas, hers a sunny yellow, his a more understated cream.
Next up are more slimline pants, with grey being the common factor between both outfits. The peach-coloured kurta for women is most feminine.
Fashioning cross-over wraps for both sexes, the designer showcases pale champagne pants for men and harem pants with buttons for the ladies.
Deep green tapering pants go well with this tie-detail bright lemon kurta.
The designer fuses Western attitude with ethnicwear -- a beret and glares top off a kurta with pleated hemline.
Abstract lines adorn this high-necked shirt, worn over maroon harem loungers.
We like this striking, stark colour combo, its subtlety made up for by the unique panelling and wrap-up cut.
Dark and pale clash on the runway in loose-flowing, relaxed silhouettes.
Actor Shreyas Talpade is all smiles as he takes to the runway in a button-down ensemble.
Digvijay makes an entry alongside his famous showstopper, looking mysterious behind his shades and dark jacket.
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