Shraddha Kapoor in a still frame of the video. (courtesy: fdciofficial)
Strong points
- Shraddha Kapoor walked the ramp for Falguni Shane Peacock
- The collection was called ‘Epouse-Moi a Jaipur’ (Marry Me In Jaipur)
- The President of the FDCI thanked the “Quiet Warriors” for their contribution
New Delhi:
It’s track season and things have taken a digital turn due to the coronavirus pandemic, which brings us to the very first Sewing Week in Digital India, which debuted earlier this week and obviously Bollywood celebrities were present at the gala. Topping the list were Shraddha Kapoor and Janhvi, who starred Falguni Shane Peacock and Manish Malhotra respectively. Shraddha presented the final look of Falguni Shane Peacock’s couture collection called “Marry Me In Jaipur” (Marry Me In Jaipur). Shraddha’s outfit was a raw red silk bride lehenga with working details in fuchsia pink and emerald green silk and metal thread. Her jewelry was designed by Archana Aggarwal. A gold mathapatti and a heavy necklace of gold and emerald made it look quite different.
The Fashion Design Council of India (FDCI) on Wednesday shared a video of the digital fashion show on its official Instagram account. Watch the video here:
Meanwhile, Falguni Shane Peacock, shared a closer look at Shraddha Kapoor’s bridal outfit on their Instagram handle on Thursday. Sharing details of the making of Shraddha Kapoor’s dream outfit, they wrote in the description: “The lehenga is embroidered with gold and adorned with crystals, stones, pearls and sequins on floral motifs, elephant motifs and baroque details. The set is worn with a handcrafted blouse with gridwork and floral designs with emerald green stone pom pom details, as well as red tulle Dupatta with scallop borders and pom poms. “
Earlier this week, Janhvi Kapoor starred for Manish malhotra, who has also styled her late mother and veteran actress Sridevi on several occasions. Manish Malhotra’s “Ruhaaniyat” collection was a fusion of “The Nazakat of Awadh and the Vibrance of the Punjab”. Janhvi Kapoor’s couture outfit was mint lehenga, with a veil Dupatta and a statement choker. The kohl-rimmed eyes and the soft pink color of the lips added to her look.
Janhvi’s look, while not the traditional red of wedding adornments, certainly made her feel like a bride. “Can you hear the shehnai playing or is it just me? ” she wrote in an Instagram post. “I enjoyed this vibe,” Janhvi wrote in another post.
FDCI President Sunil Sethi thanked the designers, models and everyone who made the digital fashion show a success and said in a statement: “I would like to thank all the participating designers and the board. administration of the FDCI, as well as the invisible but formidable FDCI. The team, who worked tirelessly to put together the show. The contribution of the experts of the virtual world, who taught us the ropes of this interesting space , is unprecedented. He added: “We would not have been able to skillfully execute this, without these quiet warriors, who held our hands along the way. “
