The House of FLOR
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The House of FLOR

The House of FLOR is a luxury women’s wear label that features western wear made of Silks. Each outfit in our collection is a symbol of elegance, sophistication and flawless workmanship. They focus on providing a supreme experience and every ensemble created with utmost care and attention to detail. With the perfect combination of drapery and tailoring, the outfits are meant for those who appreciate high quality products. The designs have a timeless appeal and bring back the historic charm of subtle luxury and elegance. As a brand The House of FLOR, stands for strong, independent women who believe in embracing their individuality be it at home or in their profession. The brand’s ideology states that fashion is more about how you feel about yourself and celebrating the power within you. The House of FLOR was founded by Shumona Agarwal Sutaria in 2021. As a fashion enthusiast and entrepreneur, she aims to make fashion an experience and focus on providing the finest quality in clothing. She completed her education from the Questrom School of Business at Boston University and with half-a-decade of experience in the family real estate business, she decided to pursue her passion for fashion and creativity. The first collection was created of pure raw silk which has its natural rich lustrous and was in varied shades. The second collection featured pure silks which is a thin breathable fabric. The FLOR ideology believes in never compromising on the materials used in its outfits. “Why compromise when you deserve only the best!” They also focus on providing an exclusive and supreme experience to the elite client who value the bespoke process. The brand believes that every individual is important and rare and tries to ensemble with the utmost care and attention to detail. With the perfect combination of drapery and tailoring, the outfits are meant for those who appreciate high quality products. The designs have a timeless appeal and bring back the historic charm of subtle luxury and elegance. The House of FLOR, an exquisite designer wear with a touch of luxury for all the women who love to flaunt in style. The House of FLOR  

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The House of Prana 
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The House of Prana 

The House of Prana, a lifestyle, fashion, artwork and home accessories brand started in 2018 by Babita Jain, a self-taught textile designer and artist. The Brand mainly focuses on different kinds of hand painted abstracted scarfs, silk scarves and many more accessories. The Brand also talks about how the pandemic has completely changed our life’s including our fashion choices and how we are adapting to a completely new world. With this unprecedented calamity and work from home situation for more than a year now, all of us are valuing our possessions and have started to rework on our priorities. The overall buying behavior of Indians has drastically changed and believe in sustainability as the basic principle. The founder Babita states, “The longer the Pandemic, the more our relationship with fashion will evolve”. The virus has caused a threat to the Indian fashion retail industry to slow down and move away from excessive mass production to adopt sustainability, before an even larger problem is at hand. The consumer’s behavior has changed rapidly across the time and the buying pattern as well. People prefer to stay in their comfort zone and shop online, instead of risking walking into a store. With the work from home concept, fashion requirements have also evolved. There is a sudden need for comfort clothing or just formal tops for zoom meetings. The consumers have also become really conscious of societal and environmental impact of clothing, by preferring bags and boxes made of biodegrade recyclable materials. The House of Prana, promotes the local, native and home-grown craftsmen and textiles and provide a livelihood to the vast community of traditional artisans and craft-persons. The designer also states, “We must be mindful of what we invest in and buy, how much we really use those items that we buy and how often we discard them. While we have been encouraging an end to overconsumption for many years, we also know that in the face of this unexpected halt in manufacturing, it is the most vulnerable, lowest paid people in the fashion supply chain that feel the worst effects. Of course, fashion isn’t just created in factories. Fashion is craft, artisanship and things that are often made by hand in informal environments.” Lastly is to still not lose hope and continue to do what we are doing but with newer relevant strategies. After all, after a crisis comes celebration! The House of Prana

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New Innings for the Retail Industry
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New Innings for the Retail Industry

Akhil Jain, Executive Director, Madame shares his views on how the retail industry is all geared up for business post the lockdown. Even before the onset of the global coronavirus pandemic traditional retailers were struggling to get customers to visit their stores instead of shopping online. However, with the imposition of the nationwide lockdown the scenario changed for everyone concerned. Innumerable stores that were catering to the non-essential segment were temporarily shut from the last week of March due to the government’s response to the pandemic. In what is undoubtedly the most difficult crisis the retail industry had ever faced along with a daunting challenge of staying relevant in people’s minds as they stared at a bleak future. However, the situation is now changing as senior management’s have re-kindled their plans having got time to get some control over the way things can be put in place. Companies have implemented a lot of safety measures and have implemented the government’s guidelines to permit limited number of staff at any given time in any store or factory, that too with strict implementation of the social distancing and hygiene norms. Since a while retailers had been requesting the government to allow fashion and luxury outlets to open several lockdowns have been relaxed and factories have been allowed to open in low risk exposure areas with a plan to gradually exit for other areas in phases. With these measures the retail segment is hoping that it is well prepared for the Post covid-19 situation that will be about things people need and not what they want. A certain economic downturn and its potential fallout is looming many retailers are facing uncertainty in the year ahead. The only positive is that there is some predictability when it comes to what consumers want and their preferences. As the landscape changes convenience above other considerations will become an important part of the equation while the quality of the product will continue to be important, brands who differentiate themselves on the service, delivery, and overall convenience effectively than their competitors do will be the new game changers. Realising that convenience is the new normal. Retailers will have to invest in convenience and make consumers lives easier. Meeting customer expectations will not be an overnight job it will require cross-functional coordination and can present many challenges companies will have to transform their supply chains or risk becoming obsolete. Digital supply networks (DSNs) that leverage internet of things (IoT) sensors, applications, and AI to make real-time decisions. Traditional supply chains may no longer be sufficient for retailers seeking to meet customer expectations. A lot of mall-based clothing retailers were already struggling before the pandemic as they haven’t been successful in the online space as their businesses are not built for their stores to remain shut for such a long period of time. The government’s economic package is a welcome measure for many who hope the situation will improve as some analyst expect a V shaped recovery while others expect it to take close to 18 months for the economy to get back and stage a significant recovery. However, consumer behaviour is unpredictable whether the fear of stepping out will be overcome by the will to get on with life and live without holding back is going to be the key to what the consumer space will look like in the next few months. That will definitely have a big impact on the retail industry. Since CY2019 various analysts and industry experts have been of the opinion that the Indian retail industry is likely to grow to US$ 1400 billion by FY2024 and the e-commerce market too was estimated to grow to US$ 98 billion in FY2024 but only time will tell how things will play out in the post Covid world. New Innings for the Retail Industry

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Plan your Post Pandemic Fashion Statement
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Plan your Post Pandemic Fashion Statement

Just like that, the entire world experienced the fear of the pandemic followed by a safety lockdown. Life was not normal like always. Fashionable people were not stepping out like before. People started to unease about the normalcy which has now commenced to oscillation. Masks and gloves have become requisite till the government finds the countermeasure. At this surreal moment, the fashion brand team of Odette has started functioning and perpetuating social distancing. You can now have your contactless deliveries of your best-loved products. Their team takes care of hygiene plying sanitisers, masks and gloves. When the country is combating with this epidemic, it is discerning that all safety precautions are taken Fashion being an individual never pauses at any moment. The style, material, colour and shape of our fashion accessories can express different emotions like our behaviours, attitudes, personality, mood, confidence, and even the way we interact with others. Uncommonly when people are getting bored doing mundane tasks at home and wanting to come out in stages steadily, fashion promises all smiles on everyone’s faces. This is the time to plan your wardrobe and check out on the latest launches by some of the chic brands like Odette and make fresh and wise purchases that go with your dressing style. The epidemic will be there for a while and we have to wrap up this battle with fashion. When masks at the other hand have become essential…why not go with the charming scarves which are sheer in sizes, soft to touch, appealing in colours and can change your appearance when you are out at work or for a relaxed walk. You can shop for some of the latest styles and colours in trendy scarves from Odette. Log on to www.odette.in. for not just scarves, but all kinds of accessories to brighten up a dull day. Get set and get fashionable to make a fashion statement like you’ve always made, post the pandemic. Plan your Post Pandemic Fashion Statement

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Beauty Tips by Gouri Kapur
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Beauty Tips by Gouri Kapur

Celebrity makeup artist Gouri Kapur, who also runs her academy called Gouri Kapur Makeup Academy in Bangalore shares some beauty tips you can follow from anywhere. Gouri Kapur states… In my point of view the only trend that will never go out of fashion is looking effortlessly natural. Of course, we need to put enough effort to make it look that way – skin, fashion or makeup. Dewy skin is the latest trend in makeup which is one of my favourites too, and good skin is the essential key towards this look. So, let’s go back to our grandmothers and mothers time and get a few pointers we can incorporate today which are still the best. Especially with the 21-day lockdown in, it’s amazing to indulge and prep your skin to look dewy and healthy. Drinking hot water, lemon, and honey consistently first thing in the morning every day keeps your skin glowing. Rubbing tomato or orange peel on your skin keeps it radiant and fresh. Curds with lemon is a fabulous remedy for dry skin with a vitamin boost. Fresh milk cream, lemon juice and coconut oil, mixed together and applied gives a protein boost to your skin. Ghee applied to your lips keeps your lips hydrated and smooth. Once your skin is taken care of Adding a liquid highlighter under the foundation or bb cream on the highlight areas and finish with a cream highlighter over it gives you a natural effortless glow. Avoid powdering on highlight areas for a natural glow. [envira-gallery id=”8601″] Beauty Tips by Gouri Kapur

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Mr and Miss Icon India
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Mr and Miss Icon India

  Mr and Miss Icon India is a national level pageant for both men and women. This event helps aspirants showcase not only their beauty, but also the talent and confidence from every corner of the country under one roof. It is also a pageant for a cause, Swachh Bharath and Child and Women’s Safety. Rio International Fashion week is an International Beauty Pageant headed by Rio Production, a renowned modeling and film institute. The mission of the organisation is to help modelling aspirants bring out their best. The winners will not only get an opportunity to enter the international pageant but will also have the chance of becoming the brand ambassador for international brands and get a chance to be featured in an international calendar shoot, that will be in collaboration with Miss Orient foundation worldwide, Africa. The grand finale of Mr & Miss Icon India will be held on March 1, 7 pm onwards at Marriott Hotel, Whitefield, Bangalore. Ranjani, Co-Director Mr & Miss Icon India, National Director of Little Icon India, will be part of the Grand Jury. Anukreethy Vas, an actor & model who won the title of Miss India World 2018 & Miss India Miss Fashion Icon 2018, will be present at the event. Ashik Gowda, a social worker, will be the Guest of Honour at the pageant. Srinidhi V, second runner up Mr. Best Icon India South 2017 also 5 times international Taekwondo championships gold medal winner will be one of the guests at the show. Santhosh Naik, will be the official MC for the show and dance & choreography partners are Sunny Singh and Gaurav Singh from BOLLY BALOO. TheStyle.World, the official media partner of the national pageant, Mr and Miss Icon India spoke to M. Shankar, CEO and Founder of Rio Production and Rio International Fashion Week, International Director and this is what he shares.   How are you gearing yourself up for the show ahead? We are excited to find out who will be the new fresh face will be at this international model hunt, where participants are coming from different parts of country. Please tell us more about Rio International Fashion Week. Rio International Fashion Week brings together fresh faces from different parts of the country to compete for the coveted crown. Rio Production appoints a Zonal Head and National Head. Each zonal head director takes care of the auditions and grooming of the contestants and organising the show. The models selected for the finale participate in the National finale of Mr and Miss Icon India. On what basis are the participants judged? The title itself says it. The winner should be the icon for the people, someone with a strong personality who inspires and influences the future generations. Will the preliminary activities carry some marks in final scores of the contestants? Yes, preliminary rounds like one-on-one interviews carry a lot of importance in cracking the first round for the participants to reach the finale. How many countries are going to be part of the Rio International Fashion Week? As of now 18 to 25 countries have confirmed the participation and many more will soon be on board. When is the grand finale of Rio International Fashion Week? June 2020. Will the pageant be conducted on the home turf, India or overseas? This being the first edition we want to do it in India, but there are lots of proposals and invitations from overseas sponsors, so the 2021 edition will be held overseas. Who will be on the jury panel of this beauty pageant? Judges from different fields would grace the pageant. There will be many beauty queens and women of substance on board who will also be a part of the grooming sessions to help the contestants during the entire course of the pageant. Rio international Fashion week is one of the rarest pageants which gives a great platform to both the genders. Tell us more. Yes, it is one big platform for all talented people, without any bias or division of gender. It is a unisex pageant and that makes it unique. What message would you like to give to the pageant enthusiasts? Believe in yourself. Grab the opportunities where you can prove yourself.

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10 Best Dressed Celebs on the Golden Globe Awards 2019
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10 Best Dressed Celebs on the Golden Globe Awards 2019

10 best-dressed celebs on the golden globe awards 2019 The golden globe is one of the most happening award show in The united states of America where the whole world gets to see celebs dressed up lavishly with the just the right amount of glam and class. Out of the whole sea of famous people, only a few shine like a diamond every year. So here are some of the celebs who did it just right.   LADY GAGA You can always rely on Gaga for her statement looks at the award season. The singer went for Cinderella vibes in a voluminous icy blue Valentino couture gown. To keep her style game on, Gaga dyed her hair to match her blue Cinderella dress for the occasion.     NICOLE KIDMAN Kidman glided down the red carpet by wearing a maroon sequined Michael Kor Gown. She kept it classy and chic by accessorizing with ruby and diamond earrings. Her disco ball-inspired clutch was one of an appeal.     EMILY BLUNT “The Mary Poppins returns” actress Emily Blunt dazzled the golden globe red carpet in a head to toe lace dress by Alexander Mcqueen. Her elegant look was adorned by minimal accessories and muted makeup.     CONSTANCE WU and GEMMA CHAN The cast of “CRAZY RISH ASIANS” stole the red carpet. Constance Wu wore a Vera Wang nude spaghetti strap gown, with its sheer corset bodice and an orange velvet ribbon. Whereas, Gemma Chan chose a deep teal halter neck dress from the Valentino Couture Collection. The dress opened at the waist to reveal a pair of thigh length shorts underneath. The back of the dress had a large feminine bow.  To keep it chic and elegant, Chan opted for a bold red lip and a messy bun.     GENINA KING A double nominee of the evening wore a sparkly Alberta Ferretti down which looked breath-taking and completely pulled off the glamorous look.     TIMOTHEE CHALAMET The young rising actor looked dashing wearing a complete black Louis Vuitton outfit with a sequined harness.     SAOIRSE RONAN The actress wore a beaded Gucci gown with a plunging neckline and carried it with ease and class. The Chopard jewellery and crystal embroidery added a level of sophistication to the look.     LUPITA NYONG’O She had her signature high-low moment wearing a Calvin Klein electric blue fringe dress and styling it with a $45 LADO platform heels.     CHARLIZE THERON The 43-year-old actress stole the red carpet with a classy Dior haute couture dress.  She paired it with Bulgarian jewellery.    

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Asmita Marwa – “Trendsetter in Fashion” at SIFA 2018
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Asmita Marwa – “Trendsetter in Fashion” at SIFA 2018

Asmita Marwa – “Trendsetter in Fashion” at SIFA 2018 Sustainable fashion or slow fashion, is slowly gaining momentum with the increased awareness about the repercussions of fast fashion on the environment. There have been a handful of well-known designers who have already ventured towards this path and a millennial crop of designers too are creating eco-friendly designs. In the recently concluded “South Indian Fashion Awards 2018” (SIFA) held in Chennai, well-known Hyderabad based designer Asmita Marwa won the Trendsetter in Fashion. SIFA is a platform that recognizes talent in Fashion Design, Photography, Make-up, Modeling, Blogging and Styling. Marwa is eponymous with sustainable clothing and has been pioneering this change since the conception of her label in 2003. She has an impressive list of Celebrity clients and is a name to reckon with in the fashion industry. Marwa’s collection at SIFA 2018 was an ode to the Bohemian spirit. From muted tones to bright hues, models strutted down the runway with roses and baby’s breath in their hair, flowy dresses, and tops to fun sharara pants. Showstopper Bindu Madhavi, Tamil and Telugu actress gave us a vibe of Frieda Kahlo and people couldn’t take eyes from her.   Asmita Marwa accepting her “Trendsetter in Fashion” award at SIFA 2018 (Image Source: http://view7media.com/ajit-menon-trendz-and-page-3-present-south-indian-fashion-awards/) Unlike fast fashion, sustainable fashion does not follow any season. The collection never goes out of trend. What is commendable about Marwa’s work is that she does not let anything go into waste. The scraps from the fabrics are utilized in her collection creating patchworks and statement accessories. Marwa is a member of the Fashion Design Council of India (FDCI). She has participated in Lakme India Fashion Week and Fashion Week in Goa since 2008 and 2011 respectively. Marwa was invited to show her “Zero Waste” collection at the Global Sustainable Fashion Week, held in Budapest, Hungary in 2016. She was also featured as a “Promising Talent to Watch Out For” by Vogue.   Some of the looks from her collection at SIFA 2018: Asmita Marwa with showstopper Bindu Madhavi (Image Source: https://www.thehindu.com/life-and-style/fashion/hyderabad-fashion-designer-asmita-marwa-sifa-2018-trendsetter-in-fashion/article25871301.ece)   Power of Pink: Fun Sharara Pants, Asymmetrical top, statement sleeves   Royal Navy: Comfortable fitted pant and top, dresses, skirt and top. You can conquer your day without a care in the world   Bindu Madhavi, strutting down the ramp in joyful abundance (Image Source: http://view7media.com/ajit-menon-trendz-and-page-3-present-south-indian-fashion-awards/)   Celebrities in Asmita Marwa creations: Priyanka Chopra, in an Asmita Marwa heart applique top (Image Source: http://asmitadesign.com/celebrities-and-shoots/#4925-celebrities-and-shoots/5600)   Rana Dagubatti in an Asmita Marwa khadi dhoti pants and off-wite voile shirt (Image Source: https://in.pinterest.com/pin/322007442088370271/?lp=true)   Shriya Saran in an Asmita Marwa from her Moon Magic Collection (Image Source: http://asmitadesign.com/celebrities-and-shoots/#4925-celebrities-and-shoots/4883)   Article by: Manisha Fernandes  

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Designer in Focus – Ohaila Khan
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Designer in Focus – Ohaila Khan

Designer in Focus – Ohaila Khan Young, well-traveled, rooted in fashion and Mumbai based designer Ohaila Khan, alumni of the London College of Fashion specializes in Indian and European collection. Her strengths lie in embroidery and classic cuts, which have been incorporated in all her collections. Daughter of Tanveer Khan, who has a fashion export house and caters to some well-known couture brands, Ohaila’s interest in fashion was shaped since a young age. However, she did not rest on the laurels of her father to carve a path for herself. Khan went to work with some famous fashion houses in London, Paris, Milan and New York post which she came down to India and worked with ace designer Manish Malhotra as an Assistant Designer. She also worked with her father before venturing to start her own brand. Ohaila has her client base in India as well as in Europe and the Middle-East. Her collection is meant for women who dare to be different and are comfortable in their own skin. EUROPEAN COLLECTION Ohaila Khan has shown her collection at the Milan Fashion Week which featured dresses with embroidery and bomber jackets. This collection was targeted at a younger clientele. (Image Source: https://ohailakhan.com/shop/bomb1/) (Image Source: https://ohailakhan.com/shop/dr1/) (Image Source: https://ohailakhan.com/shop/dr7/) BRIDAL COLLECTION Ohaila Khan’s Bridal Collection is meant for the bride and her entourage. The collection can be worn either for the big day, pre-wedding functions or reception. Given that the wedding day and the festivities pre and post-wedding are a busy day for the bride, the collection is flowy, which leaves room to move freely, it does not restrict, thus letting the bride enjoy her day to the hilt. (Image Source: https://ohailakhan.com/shop/red-zardozi-katdaana-boota-lehenga-set/) (Image Source: https://ohailakhan.com/shop/taupe-bluebell-zardozi-and-sequin-lehenga/) (Image Source: https://ohailakhan.com/shop/lavender-lilac-ombre-bralette-ruffle-lehenga-set/) (Image Source: https://ohailakhan.com/shop/nude-chardonnay-floral-jacket-belt-and-pant-set/) CHANTREALLE Ohaila Khan debuted her Chantrealle Collection at the India Beach Fashion Week 2018. The collection was inspired by the fold of the wild mushrooms. The showstopper for this collection was actress, Swara Bhaskar. (Image Source: https://www.grazia.co.in/fashion/ohaila-khans-chantrealle-debuts-at-india-beach-fashion-week-2018_-3608-2.html) (Image Source: https://www.grazia.co.in/fashion/ohaila-khans-chantrealle-debuts-at-india-beach-fashion-week-2018_-3608-7.html) (Image Source: https://www.grazia.co.in/fashion/ohaila-khans-chantrealle-debuts-at-india-beach-fashion-week-2018_-3608-7.html) (Image Source: https://www.grazia.co.in/fashion/ohaila-khans-chantrealle-debuts-at-india-beach-fashion-week-2018_-3608.html) THE VISION OF SALOME The Vision of Salome is an ode to the Flapper Girls of the 1920s who represented contempt for convention. Hence, the collection has black and gold as its color scheme. (Image Source: https://ohailakhan.com/shop/chain-and-fringe-embroidered-off-shoulder-cape-top/) (Image Source: https://ohailakhan.com/shop/jumpsuit-gown-with-detachable-skirt-and-hand-embroidered-gold-chevron-pattern-fringes/) (Image Source: https://ohailakhan.com/shop/peplum-kurta-with-gota-and-hand-embroidered-gold-fringes-and-tulip-pants/) SONG OF CHYPRE This collection boasts of earthy tones and has Indian and Western cuts. (Image Source: https://ohailakhan.com/shop/brown-serrafina-gown/) (Image Source: https://ohailakhan.com/shop/grey-snowflake-lehenga/)                               (Image Source: https://ohailakhan.com/shop/wine-nude-lehenga-set/) CELEBRITY CONNECT Ohaila Khan’s designs have been donned by well-known celebrities from Bollywood and South-Indian cinema. (Image Source: https://shaadiwish.com/blog/2018/12/18/entire-bollywood-attended-the-raabta-director-dinesh-vijans-wedding/) Bhumi Pednekar donning an Ohaila Khan at Director Dinesh Vijan’s wedding (Image Source: https://www.socialnews.xyz/2018/12/21/actress-kiara-advani-hot-new-still-form-ponds-india-promotions/) Kiara Advani in an Ohaila Khan outfit at the promotion of Ponds India Vidya balan in a custom Jacket by the Designer Ohaila Khan and saree set from designer’s very own Chantrealle collection for an event in the city. OTHER CELEBRITIES WHO DONNED OHAILA KHAN OUTFITS (Image Source: https://ohailakhan.com/celebs-love/) (PV Sindhu, Badminton diva donning an Ohaila Khan) (Image Source: https://ohailakhan.com/celebs-love/) South actress Tamannaah Bhatia donning an Ohaila Khan outfit (Image Source: https://ohailakhan.com/celebs-love/) Telugu actress, Lakshmi Manchu in an Ohaila Khan outfit A blend of both her Indian heritage and western influences, Ohaila Khan has been able to find the right balance of both worlds. She wants her Clients to feel like empowered modern princesses, who do not have to adhere to restrictive garments that limit movement. Dark or muted tones, Khan’s garments are classy and sophisticated which speaks volumes about her eye for detail, her grasp about her target Clients and understanding the wants of a modern woman. Article by: Manisha Fernandes

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India Beach Fashion Week Goa 2018 Day 1
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India Beach Fashion Week Goa 2018 Day 1

India Beach Fashion Week Goa 2018 : Day 1 Highlights Goa is the ultimate destination for beach, holidays and to have a peaceful time, and there could not have been a better place to host the India Beach Fashion Week. Its sixth edition gave the audience a one of a kind fashion experience on the 14th and 15th November at Goa Marriott Resort and Spa. Designers like Anupama Dayal, Arun Ahuja, Ken Ferns, Farah Ansari, Esha Amin, the craft corridor, Como Collective, S-9 fashion, trends solution, Asif merchant, Ripci Bhatia, Gabriella Demetriades, Marks and Spencer, Nikita Mangeshkar, Ohaila khan, and others presented their best of the garments in line. With designers showcasing their collections, IBFW season 6 also featured innovative displays, beach-side shopping, and networking sessions. Paying an ode to the LGBTQ Community and with the eradication of section 377, the day one commenced with Anupama Dayal’s resort wear called EQUAL LOVE. The collection was filled with lots of colors, prints, drama and of course Love. “We all live in a country where now we can express ourselves truly. The collection EQUAL LOVE is a tribute to that,” said Anupama Dayal. The show continued with Ohaila khan’s destination wedding collection with a resort couture sensibility. Appearing first time at India Beach Fashion Week, couturier Ohaila Khan brought back the trend of ruffles, frills, and tiers. Actor Swara Bhaskar graced the runway wearing a custom embellished outfit from her ‘Chantrealle’ collection. Adding to the Amazing lineup, Marks and Spencer came up with their latest beach collection. It featured lingerie, swimsuits, and capes to give a perfect holiday mood to everyone. Gabriella Demetriades, a model, designer and an actress from South Africa too showcased her collection inspired by the diversity and freedom. Whereas Esha Amin’s collection titled ‘Tropical Tales’ took us to an adventurous side. Her rich flowy fabrics, vibrant floral-leaf prints and choice of colors is any day a girl’s dream to wear on an island. Showstopper Gauhar khan looked drop-dead gorgeous wearing a tropical print gown with a high thigh slit. Mehraab a label put up together by designers Arun Ahuja and John Marya showcased some of their luxurious wedding wear collections for the first time in IBFW. Rohit Khandelwal, Mr. India 2015 walked down the runway wearing rich embroidered kurta from Mehraab. The day one ended with the most awaited show by The Como Collective presenting the series of brands and designers like Brindisi, Gavin Miquel, Nidhi Munin, Megha Garg, Mohammed Mazhar, and the natty garb. The Como Collective is a one-stop destination for Beach, Cruise and Resort wear. Their collection highlighted playful swimsuits, kaftans, sarongs, sundresses, and gowns which are perfect for any holiday. #INDIABEACHFASHIONWEEK2018 #IBFWSEASON6 #GOAMARRIOTTRESORTANDSPA #FASHIONSHOW #BEACHWEAR #CRUISEWEAR #RESORTWEAR  #OHAILAKHAN #THECOMOCOLLECTIVE #ANUPAMADAYAL #EQUALLOVE #GENDEREQUALITYCOLLECTION #MEHRAAB #MARKSANDSPENCER #GABRIELLADEMETRIADES #ESHAAMIN #SWARABHASKER #ROHITKHANDELWAL #GAUHARKHAN #THESTYLEDOTWORLD #MEDIA #NEWS #BLOG #FASHION #FOOD #LIFESTYLE #TRAVEL

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