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        Never-Out-Of-

        Fashion



        The voluminous lehenga can never
        go out of fashion.  It has evolved,
        with slits on the sides, pockets
        for your smart phone and lipper,
        but the grandeur of this garment
        that epitomizes the marriage day,
        is sacrosanct. Jayanti Reddy,
        is known for her traditional
        inspirations coupled with
        modernity. Her latest collection
        is an inspiration from this
        identity that the city of Varanasi-
        Kashi-Benares holds. A city of
        unwavering faith and the heart of
        Hinduism but still remains difficult
        to be defined, “ much like the
        Indian bride  who refuses to be put
        in mould today, she has both the
        old and the new, traditional and
        challenging, ancient yet relevant,”
        adds Reddy.

        Enjoy the beige to navy blue, to
        peaches, reds, and mint greens in
        an assortment of cholis, peplum
        tops, coat styled open covers that
        are a range to go with the lehenga.

        Another one to never-go-out-
        of-fashion is the family heirloom
        and Riddhi Mehra has made good
        use of that emotion in her latest
        collection. Called ‘Ode to the
        Heirloom’ it takes its inspirations
        from many things which we
        could see being pass down to         If you are looking for a completely   hand-embroidered making the
        us generation after generation.      traditional  feel to your attire,   traditional Karnataka silk a
        Riddhi uses a range of weaves        check out the Magga collection      luxurious heirloom to covet. If
        and assortment to live up to the     by designer Latha Puttanna.         you enjoy the old-world charm
        heirloom spirit- from Kashmiri       A passionate crusader for           and looks for those times,
        Pashmina, rare Basra pearls,         natural fibers and weaves, Latha    Magga is a visual delight. Enjoy
        inherited vintage jewels and hand-   specializes in making use of pure   the generous use of pleats and
        woven silk saris to Gujarati motifs   silk. Her collection presents an   gathering that lend each piece
 Photography credits -    from Patola textiles blended   eclectic selection of wedding   a uniquely old-world look, while
 RAR Studio by Ritesh   with Chintz designs, in Kashmiri   sarees, dresses and lehengas.   remaining stylishly modern – a
 Aniket Rishav  embroidery, you can look for a lot   All pieces in this new collection   perfect sartorial statement for the
        of old, sensual grandeur of India.   have been hand-woven and            upcoming wedding season.
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