Dusky
beauty
Chitrangada
Singh
looked
stunning
in
a
hand
woven
Rajasthani
black
kota
sari
as
she
walked
the
ramp
for
designer
Gaurang
Shah
at
the
Lakme
Fashion
Week
Summer/Resort
2013.
Gaurang,
who
hails
from
Hyderabad,
presented
his
collection
'Gulbadan',
an
amalgamation
of
Rajasthani
kota
jamdani
weaves
and
intricate
Lucknowi
chikankari
embroidery.
"It
was
the
first
time
I
wore
a
completely
hand
woven
sari
and
I
fell
in
love
with
it
instantly.
I
love
Indian
textiles
and
the
craftmanships
is
beautiful.
I
am
in
love
with
sari
again.
Though
I
was
reluctant
initially
but
Gaurang
gave
me
the
confidence
that
I
will
look
stunning
and
I
went
for
the
beautifully
black
handwoven
kota
sari," she
said.
The
designer
showcased
16
of
his
classic
hand-woven
designs,
woven
majestically
to
capture
the
vibes
of
the
coming
summer
season.
One
of
the
garments
was
created
using
28
metres
of
fabric.
"Our
woven
collection
at
LFW
have
silhouettes
that
are
flowy
and
manifold
like
the
rose
petals.
The
flowy
dresses
reflect
grandness
with
contemporary
as
well
as
fashion
forward
captivating
look.
We
have
used
12-15
meters
of
fabric
in
each
of
our
creation," he
said.
It
took
over
six
months
for
Gaurang
to
create
the
collection
since
the
time
he
conceptualised
the
theme.
PTI
Chitrangada
Singh
Chitrangada
Singh
at
LFW
2013.
Chitrangada
Singh
Chitrangada
Singh
with
designer
Gaurang
Shah.
Chitrangada
Singh
Chitrangada
Singh
looks
stunning.
Chitrangada
Singh
Chitrangada
Singh
dons
a
hand
woven
Rajasthani
black
kota
sari
as
she
walked
the
ramp.
Chitrangada
Singh
"It
was
the
first
time
I
wore
a
completely
hand
woven
sari
and
I
fell
in
love
with
it
instantly," said
Chitrangada
Singh.