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Shazahn Padamsee walks the ramp
Kanimozhi actress Shazahn Padamsee may not have movies in her kitty but the actress knows how to make use of time! Well, the actress walked the ramp and she was seen recently at Wills India Fashion Week in New Delhi.
Shazahn Padamsee turned tribal queen for designer duo Paras and Shalini as they showcased their latest Autumn-winter collection at the Wills India Fashion Week. Dressed in a black sequinned knee-length dress, the 25-year-old actress, who is mostly seen in soft-coloured clothes, said she was happy to experiment with her black and bold look this time.
"People always see me in cute and soft dresses most of the times. But this time around I have experimented with my look and I felt great in it. I love the way these two have given a very contemporary twist to the tribal designs," said Padamsee, who was last seen on the big screen in Hindi movie Housefull 2 last year. Continue reading the story on the slideshow...
Shazahn Padamsee
The designers took inspiration from tribals and aboriginal signs from all across the world - The US, South Africa and Australia. The designs provided a perfect paradox between romance and practical celebrations of the aboriginal cultures.
Shazahn Padamsee
"The inspiration stems from the impact of communication and a need to go back to the start; ab-origin. The designs are very contemporary and wearable. The wardrobe is formal, delicate and romantic. It explores folklore and multi ethnic world in a modern and socially relevant way," said Shalini.
Shazahn Padamsee
The colour palettes varied from surreal blue and black and faded in grey, silver and purple. Calssix colours worked with romantic silhouettes. Models sashayed down the ramp in long sweeping gowns with geometric patterns and simple shapes.
Shazahn Padamsee
The designers played with sheer and opaque, jackets with needle work borders, cape like tops, wrap-around gowns, ruffled and pleated abstract forms, layered and tiered hems.
Shazahn Padamsee
The fabric used were tulle, leatherette, chantille, velvet and wool. The tribal look was further accentuated by braided hair with tassels.
