Look: India Couture Week 2024 shines in New Delhi

Here are our top moments from India Couture Week 2024

Published: August 01, 2024 14:26 Lara Bazzoui, The Kurator

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India Couture Week 2024 concluded yesterday in New Delhi, capping off eight days of fashion brilliance. We’ve curated our favourite standout moments from this show-stopping event. Image Credit: Supplied

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FALGUNI SHANE PEACOCK: The "Rang Mahal" collection, inspired by the majestic and ethereal aspects of India's royal legacy, featured opulent silks, rich velvets, and intricate embroideries. This collection celebrated India's cultural diversity with motifs of parrots, peacocks, and palaces. Image Credit: Supplied.

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TARUN TAHILIANI: Blending heritage with contemporary comfort, Tarun Tahiliani's collection offered glamour and tradition with a modern twist. The soft, almost second-skin garments highlighted reimagined traditional techniques like Kashidakar, Mukaish, and Chikankari, with embroidery on sheer fabrics, complemented by exquisite jewelry and sleek footwear. Image Credit: Supplied

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GAURAV GUPTA: Gaurav Gupta's "Arunodaya" collection symbolized renewal, hope, and endless possibilities. Featuring intricate embroidery and color palettes inspired by the early morning sky, this collection conveyed a journey of new beginnings with a luxurious, glamorous touch. Image Credit: Supplied

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JAYANTI REDDY: Drawing from Hyderabad's rich cultural heritage, Jayanti Reddy's "Evocative Nawabi Canvas" collection showcased heritage textiles and antique motifs, revisiting India's regal past. The traditional embroideries reflected the lavish lifestyles of the royals, offering a blend of nostalgia and modernity. Image Credit: Supplied

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RAHUL MISHRA: Rahul Mishra's collection embodied luxury and craftsmanship, transforming Indian elements for the contemporary world. Each piece featured detailed embroidery and thoughtful design, highlighting a profound connection to nature and culture. Image Credit: Supplied

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