Sparkling and seductive: Anita Dongre
Last updated on: March 9, 2010 21:01 IST
Photographs: Sanjay Sawant
Anita Dongre presented two distinct lines, titled 'inter-pret' and 'Timeless' on the final day of Lakme Fashion Week.
The first was resortwear and Western garments, while the second consisted of ethnic eveningwear, but see-through whites, sparkling embroidery and sexy silhouettes dominated the runway throughout. Check it out.
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Seen here is Nicole Faria in a bikini top and shorts, worn underneath a beautiful sheer jacket.
Up next, Marianna Dias struts her stuff in a white linen-silk shirt with ballooning statement sleeves.
This one is worthy of any international red carpet! The designer keeps it classic with cross-bodied glimmer and a see-through back.
A beige bustier sets off this puff-sleeved organza shirt, while a silver belt glams up the shorts.
Alecia Raut poses in a jersey gown with a netted back, worked over with just the right hints of shimmer.
With the resortwear at an end, it's now the turn of 'Timeless' eveningwear. We loved this billowy skirt with its silver lines; the long-sleeved choli is definitely a winner too.
Dongre shifts her all-white palette to a charming baby blue sari sprinkled with silver.
This peach ghagra, with its light bandhini work and sparse sequins marks another change in colour.
Seen here is a gorgeous see-through kaftan, worn over a boy-shorts and bikini set.
Silver and gold stream down this eye-catching strapless dress, sure to be a hit at any cocktail party.
Alecia shows off this long mul kurta with gota embroidery in all its whirling perfection.
Off-white and gold clash superbly on this tastefully embroidered floral sari, the pallav being the focal point.
A fitted satin shirt brings out the best in an organza pitta embroidered ghagra.
Yet another sari sails out onto the runway, this time in elegant pink with the encrusted choli catching the light.
Dongre stands out in black against her all-white and pastel collection as she soaks in the adulation.
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