WLIFW: Raj Shroff & Neetu Gupta

'Ravage' by Raj Shroff and Neetu Gupta was based on the theme - Tree of Life. Browns, deep reds and rusts were the main colors of the collection. Fabrics included felt, brocade, and net. The collection included skirt and dresses, layered using net, with empire line waists and cowl wraps.


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WLIFW: Surily Goel

A colorful and sporty collection, Surily Goel's collection should appeal to the mass audiences.

The silhouttes were very feminine with one shouldered dresses and embellished waistlines. The later part of the collection featured silk ombre dresses. Geometric motifs were also heavily used to create glamourous looks.


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WLIFW: Rajesh Pratap Singh

Rajesh Pratap Singh's collection stayed predominantly black kicked up by oranges and blues. Jodhpurs, sheath dresses, biker jackets, coats, hooded pieces all made up the collection. All the pieces in the collection were severely constructed yet retained their feminine appeal.




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WLIFW: Payal Jain

Payal Jain's collection was called 'Black Earth' and had a color palette that seemed to have taken its cue from nature itself, lots of earthy browns, rusty red-browns, winter white and stone greys.

Capes featured predominantly in the collection as did jackets, wide necklines and houndstooth. Embellishment and embroidery were used to accent the pieces.




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WLIFW: Ashima-Leena

Ashima and Leena's collection played with neutral colors like black, grey and off-whites and offset those by pieces in rich jewel tones like amethyst, sapphire blue, ruby reds etc.

Intricate saris, long jackets, evening gowns, cocktail dresses, day dresses, prints, embellished pieces among others were what made up the collection.

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