<div>The second edition of the Premia India Runway Week was hosted with grandeur at the Talkatora Stadium earlier this week. <br /><br />The show opened with designer Manish Gupta’s collection whose creative embroideries and sophisticated designs compliment today’s modern women whereas ornaments by Akaash K Aggarwal added opulence to all the outfits.<div> </div><div>On the first day designer Rosy Ahluwalia presented her vibrant collection with the spotlight firmly on colours pink, blue, white and green. <br /><br />In gowns, salwar suits and bridal lehengas, Rosy used zardozi, swaroski and ari work. Even the polka and gold jewellery by Kavita Gogna added a very ethnic and unique look to the collection. <br /><br /></div><div>Designer Ritu Chabbra presented Indian wear collection dominated by pastel shades, whereas designer Sandeep and Anju Chanana focused on the ancient Indian Mughal Art.<br /><br />The duo incorporated the art on fabrics such as georgette, chiffon and crepe. <br /><br /></div><div>Influenced by South Indian traditions, designer Shruti Sancheti presented a collection of Indian and western wear of finely woven Temple weaves, which is an integral part of the Dravidian culture. <br /><br />The borders flaunted pastel shades on the woven silks, untreated calico cotton </div><div>and cotton silk.<br /><br /></div><div>Designer Ankur and Sonia worked on three-dimensional intricate embroideries, pastel shades, melted gold prints and tailed gowns.<br /></div><div> </div><div>Kenny the showstopper mesmerised audience in a white transparent stone work lehenga. <br /><br />Designer Nishu J’s designs were inspired by nature and huge manmade structures. The designer used silk, polyester, linen and cotton for her creations.<br /><br /></div><div>Niket and Jainee showcased their collection of bridal lehengas and kaftan anarkalis. They concentrated on dori work, pearls, beads and crushed silk. </div><div> </div><div>Designer Sonia Jetleey’s collection drew inspiration from floral and peacock motifs and fabrics. <br /><br />She showcased resort wear and skirts with digital prints. <br /><br />On the other hand, designer Manish Gupta’s collection was inspired by the paintings of Neerajj Mittra which depicts the horse and its elegance in a beautiful way. <br /><br />Actor and model Sachin Khurana was the show stopper of the show. He walked the ramp wearing a spray-painted jacket.<br /><br /></div><div>Bangalore-based designer Ramesh Dembla’s collection was very modern and elegant but not conventional. <br /></div><div><br />He made generous use of the colour grey and complemented it with embellishments. <br /><br />In his ethnic collection he used the fabric like georgette and velvet with very deep and bold colours. <br /><br />Actress Mugdha Godse too walked the ramp for Shree Raj Mahal Jewellers.</div><div><br /></div></div>
<div>The second edition of the Premia India Runway Week was hosted with grandeur at the Talkatora Stadium earlier this week. <br /><br />The show opened with designer Manish Gupta’s collection whose creative embroideries and sophisticated designs compliment today’s modern women whereas ornaments by Akaash K Aggarwal added opulence to all the outfits.<div> </div><div>On the first day designer Rosy Ahluwalia presented her vibrant collection with the spotlight firmly on colours pink, blue, white and green. <br /><br />In gowns, salwar suits and bridal lehengas, Rosy used zardozi, swaroski and ari work. Even the polka and gold jewellery by Kavita Gogna added a very ethnic and unique look to the collection. <br /><br /></div><div>Designer Ritu Chabbra presented Indian wear collection dominated by pastel shades, whereas designer Sandeep and Anju Chanana focused on the ancient Indian Mughal Art.<br /><br />The duo incorporated the art on fabrics such as georgette, chiffon and crepe. <br /><br /></div><div>Influenced by South Indian traditions, designer Shruti Sancheti presented a collection of Indian and western wear of finely woven Temple weaves, which is an integral part of the Dravidian culture. <br /><br />The borders flaunted pastel shades on the woven silks, untreated calico cotton </div><div>and cotton silk.<br /><br /></div><div>Designer Ankur and Sonia worked on three-dimensional intricate embroideries, pastel shades, melted gold prints and tailed gowns.<br /></div><div> </div><div>Kenny the showstopper mesmerised audience in a white transparent stone work lehenga. <br /><br />Designer Nishu J’s designs were inspired by nature and huge manmade structures. The designer used silk, polyester, linen and cotton for her creations.<br /><br /></div><div>Niket and Jainee showcased their collection of bridal lehengas and kaftan anarkalis. They concentrated on dori work, pearls, beads and crushed silk. </div><div> </div><div>Designer Sonia Jetleey’s collection drew inspiration from floral and peacock motifs and fabrics. <br /><br />She showcased resort wear and skirts with digital prints. <br /><br />On the other hand, designer Manish Gupta’s collection was inspired by the paintings of Neerajj Mittra which depicts the horse and its elegance in a beautiful way. <br /><br />Actor and model Sachin Khurana was the show stopper of the show. He walked the ramp wearing a spray-painted jacket.<br /><br /></div><div>Bangalore-based designer Ramesh Dembla’s collection was very modern and elegant but not conventional. <br /></div><div><br />He made generous use of the colour grey and complemented it with embellishments. <br /><br />In his ethnic collection he used the fabric like georgette and velvet with very deep and bold colours. <br /><br />Actress Mugdha Godse too walked the ramp for Shree Raj Mahal Jewellers.</div><div><br /></div></div>
