Fair damsels and warrior women stalk the ramp
Last updated on: September 21, 2009
Photographs: Hitesh Harisinghani
Life is like a game, according to designer Swapnil Shinde. And inspired by the twists and turns of imaginary battles, rescuing fair damsels and fighter women, here is his spring/summer 2010 line, showcased on the fourth day of
the LFW.
First on the runway is this white short balloon dress with a zipper front and cutwork sleeves.
Next we have a black and white cutout number with a flashy strip running down the front.
Show off a narrow waistline in this patchwork ensemble showing off the tie-dye effect.
Marianna Dias struts her stuff in black satin fading into sheer fuschia. The single strap and tiny bow add on well.
Sweeping the floor, a swirl of black and white stripes fading to purple hombre is modelled by Nicole Faria.
We found this orange and purple chiffon outfit with its hanging sleeves and block colours most refreshing.
Short in the front and trailing behind, a dramatic burgundy bodice flowing into brown and purple is the centre of attention.
Innovative and attractive, this black and white ethereal number was one of Shinde's best.
Actress Urvashi Sharma was the showstopper, flaunting a deep gold red-carpet special.
The designer took to the ramp at the end with his two favourites, which were both attractive in completely different directions.
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