On the final day of Paris Haute Couture Week, the Delhi-based designer presented a collection full of structured and dramatic garments
From the Gaurav Gupta haute couture show, titled ‘Hiranyagarbha’ (‘Hiranya’ translates as golden, and ‘garbha’, the womb), in Paris on 6 July. In an interview with ‘Lounge’ before the show, Gupta had said the show was ‘inspired by the Vedas and the journey of life’.
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The collection was high on overflowing taffetas, chiffon, multitudes of glass bugle beads, crystals piled with traditional embroidery techniques like ‘zardozi’, ‘nakshi’ and ‘dabka’.
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The collection’s colours included shades of green, white, golden and black
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There were structured gowns, pantsuits and sari-inspired dresses, all silhouettes Gupta is known for,
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Gaurav Gupta towards the end of his show.
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