Bridal Asia WINTER ‘07 UNVEILS
The look for the bride
Previewing designs of Bhairavi Jaikishan,MALAGA by Malini Agarwalla, Nalandda Bhandari and ARA EXCLUSIVE by Riddhima Kapoor & Devyani
New Delhi, The Grand, 29th Sept., 07: Reverberating with festive richness and luxe appeal, leading couturiers today say it for the bride. Unveiling show stoppers from their bridal collection, five designers dress the bride as she gets set to celebrate the most special day of her life.
Hosted at The Ashoka, New Delhi from 16th to 18th October 07, BRIDAL ASIA ‘07 will once again recreate regalia synonymous with the great Indian wedding. Presenting bridal looks by several young, talented couturiers, the show will also salute the designs of the many established fashion and style gurus who have continued to patronize this bridal fashion platform over the years. Rare jewels set in magnificent style, bags, and bridal gifts varied elements that make the Indian wedding so special will come alive at this vibrant fashion presentation.
The special sneak preview held at The Grand, New Delhi, the capsule viewing will clearly lead the patrons to the rich treasure trove of talent that will come alive at Bhairavi Jaikishan creates a perfect amalgam of traditional Indian silhouettes with contemporary colours, creating a picture perfect ‘woman of today’. ARA brings an extension of the label- ARA EXCLUSIVE. A mix of georgettes, silks and cottons with beautiful embroidered and stone work, the collection befits every occasion- formal or semi-formal. Though their collection is not truly traditional, it keeps the focus on simplicity, subtlety and elegance. In other words, ARA EXCLUSIVE adds an understated glamour to a woman’s wardrobe. Malini Agarwalla under the brand of Malaga creates her designs by using a variety of embellishments such as flowers, kundans, sequins, beads, studs, metal pieces etc. Semi-precious stones add to the appeal of the Royale range. Detailing like embroidery on tapestry, carved wooden handles, use of flowers both silk and leather and combining different fabrics and treatments like jute, crochet, macramé and leather enhance each piece.
Nalandda Bhandari designs clothes that a bride can flaunt even after marriage. It includes simple ghaghra-cholis, tunic tops and evening dresses, thus, completing the trousseau requirements. Leaving the heavy embroidered stuff she keeps the focus on minimalism that is simple yet beautiful.
The three day exhibition will witness participation from many legendary names of the Indian fashion & design industry. A holistic show, the event will touch upon every aspect that makes a bride’s trousseau complete.
Expressing her views at the forthcoming Bridal Asia, Divya Gurwara, CEO, Bridal Asia says," Palettes are evolving, styles emerging and a Zen for perfection over-taking the most historic tradition of all in Asia: Weddings. Be it the bride and groom or their loved ones, today only the best works. Making their quest for finesse a one stop destination, we at Bridal Asia try to recreate a veritable oasis in the desert, complete: In quality, choice and design so that the couple is left alone to do what they are supposed to: Dream about a perfect life ahead."
Come October, Bridal Asia will glisten with some famous names like Sabyasachi Mukherjee, Malini Ramani, Malaga (Bags), Rina Dhaka, Pallavi Jaikishan, Vinita Pittie from Hyderabad, Anita Dongre, Anjalee & Arjun Kapoor.
Brimming with fresh ideas & oozing talent, all set to sizzle at Bridal Asia are Kamaali & Shruti, Azara, Meghna K., Preeti Jhawar, Nidhi Tholia, Pallavi Singhee, Nandita Raipurani & Hemant Lalwani amidst others.
The physical boundaries might separate places but the creativity brings the hearts together. Adding to the sparkling event, Pakistani designers like Sahar Atif, Honey Waqar along with brands like Karma and Bareeze would share the stage with Indian designers to give us a feeler of the international domain.
Whether they are precious and semi-precious stones like rubies, emeralds, diamonds to heavy traditional jewelry like jadau and kundan to sets in gharana or a pankhi- Bridal Asia 2007 unveils the treasure trove combining the ethnic & chic jewellery by way of designers like Khanna Jewellers, Sangeeta Javeri, Golechas, Shaheen Abbas, Alka Javeri, Vasundhara Mantri, Shital Bajaj, Priti Patel, Gayatri Ruia, Falguni Mehta, Gem Legacy, Nemichand Bamalwa & Sons etc.
With designer collections by Malini Agarwalla (Malaga), Neha Agarwal (Nillaya), Bea Accessories, Pinkky V. Sarraf, Ritika Bhasin amongst others, Bridal Asia is all set to rock the wedding season by bringing home all these and more to the Asian Bride. Pampering the bride from head to toe, including décor elements for her trousseau trunk, BRIDAL ASIA 2007 is all set to once again prove that real class shines through like the proverbial diamond that is forever.
About Bridal Asia: Bridal Asia is the fashion Mecca for bridal couture. This year Bridal Asia is scheduled to be held from October 16-18, 2007. It is all set to bring class and style to the matrimonial vow presenting the latest fashion and style trends to the connoisseur bride of the 21st century. And undoubtedly, Bridal Asia takes place at a perfect time, catering to the many brides and grooms who will be shopping out for that dream wedding.
Designers & there Muse
Malaga by Malini Agarwalla -Claire, Nalandda Bhandari-Pia, Ara by Riddhima & Devyani -Bhavna Vadhera & Simrita Singh ,Bhairavi Jaikishan-Kanika Dev, Anupama Dayal- Vinita & Anousha, Ritika Bhasin- Garima & Shipra, Arpan Vohra-Tina Chatwal ,Tanya Kohli -Montu Tomar
Designers
Bhairavi Jaikishan
Her charming styles with emphatically sensuous cuts makes any garment look its romantic best. The reason for her eminence is the fact that the high quality outfits are in perfect sync with international trends adapted to suit Indian lifestyle and bodies, all this at an extremely affordable price.
Collection titled"Modern Folkore: is a range of saris, lehengas and kurta sets based on traditional crafts and folk motifs. She has made use of hand embroidered cross stitch techniques in floral and scroll designs on a mix of traditional as well as modern silhouettes. Ancient phool-patti and fern motifs in striking colors embellished with resham and zari creating a fusion of an old world charm with modern opulence and grace, in Bhairavi's signature style.Fabrics used are silk georgettes, chiffons, dupion and tissue satin in a vibrant burst of colors ranging from classic ivory, peach, various shades of pink and red, tang, coral, buttercup, sunset yellow, turmeric, saffron, olive and seductive black.
Malaga by Malini Agarwalla
Malaga, by Malini Agarwalla, specializes in carefully handcrafted bags, belts, footwear and fashion jewellery of a wide range and design for women with both traditional and contemporary tastes. Rich embellishments of jewelled pieces, embroidery, beadwork and zardozi (gold threadwork) are interwoven with the use of materials such as fiber, leather and various fabrics (silk, brocade, jute, linen, denim, velvet, cotton etc.) to create a stunning array of formal and casual line of accessories for women.
Collection created by using a variety of embellishments such as flowers, kundans, sequins, beads, studs, metal pieces etc. Semi-precious stones add to the appeal of the Royale range. Detailing like embroidery on tapestry, carved wooden handles, use of flowers both silk and leather and combining different fabrics and treatments like jute, crochet, macrame and leather enhance each piece.
Nalandda Bhandari
Keeping the focus on modern, contemporary, super-confident women, her designs are ultra-feminine and chic. She brings the collection that concentrates not only on bridal wear but an overall look for a bride-to-be: clothes that she can flaunt even after marriage. It includes simple ghaghra-cholis, tunic tops and evening dresses, thus, completing the trousseau requirements. Leaving the heavy embroidered stuff she keeps the focus on minimalism that is simple yet beautiful.
Ara by Riddhima & Devyani
‘Ara’-it literally means an ornament or a piece of decoration in Persian. She is all set to sizzle at Bridal Asia with her own collection.
ARA brings an extension of the label- ARA EXCLUSIVE.- A mix of georgettes, silks and cottons with beautiful embroideries and stone work, the collection befits every occasion- formal or semi-formal. Though their collection is not truly traditional, it keeps the focus on simplicity, subtlety and elegance. In other words, ARA EXCLUSIVE adds an understated glamour to women’s wardrobe
The look for the bride
Previewing designs of Bhairavi Jaikishan,MALAGA by Malini Agarwalla, Nalandda Bhandari and ARA EXCLUSIVE by Riddhima Kapoor & Devyani
New Delhi, The Grand, 29th Sept., 07: Reverberating with festive richness and luxe appeal, leading couturiers today say it for the bride. Unveiling show stoppers from their bridal collection, five designers dress the bride as she gets set to celebrate the most special day of her life.
Hosted at The Ashoka, New Delhi from 16th to 18th October 07, BRIDAL ASIA ‘07 will once again recreate regalia synonymous with the great Indian wedding. Presenting bridal looks by several young, talented couturiers, the show will also salute the designs of the many established fashion and style gurus who have continued to patronize this bridal fashion platform over the years. Rare jewels set in magnificent style, bags, and bridal gifts varied elements that make the Indian wedding so special will come alive at this vibrant fashion presentation.
The special sneak preview held at The Grand, New Delhi, the capsule viewing will clearly lead the patrons to the rich treasure trove of talent that will come alive at Bhairavi Jaikishan creates a perfect amalgam of traditional Indian silhouettes with contemporary colours, creating a picture perfect ‘woman of today’. ARA brings an extension of the label- ARA EXCLUSIVE. A mix of georgettes, silks and cottons with beautiful embroidered and stone work, the collection befits every occasion- formal or semi-formal. Though their collection is not truly traditional, it keeps the focus on simplicity, subtlety and elegance. In other words, ARA EXCLUSIVE adds an understated glamour to a woman’s wardrobe. Malini Agarwalla under the brand of Malaga creates her designs by using a variety of embellishments such as flowers, kundans, sequins, beads, studs, metal pieces etc. Semi-precious stones add to the appeal of the Royale range. Detailing like embroidery on tapestry, carved wooden handles, use of flowers both silk and leather and combining different fabrics and treatments like jute, crochet, macramé and leather enhance each piece.
Nalandda Bhandari designs clothes that a bride can flaunt even after marriage. It includes simple ghaghra-cholis, tunic tops and evening dresses, thus, completing the trousseau requirements. Leaving the heavy embroidered stuff she keeps the focus on minimalism that is simple yet beautiful.
The three day exhibition will witness participation from many legendary names of the Indian fashion & design industry. A holistic show, the event will touch upon every aspect that makes a bride’s trousseau complete.
Expressing her views at the forthcoming Bridal Asia, Divya Gurwara, CEO, Bridal Asia says," Palettes are evolving, styles emerging and a Zen for perfection over-taking the most historic tradition of all in Asia: Weddings. Be it the bride and groom or their loved ones, today only the best works. Making their quest for finesse a one stop destination, we at Bridal Asia try to recreate a veritable oasis in the desert, complete: In quality, choice and design so that the couple is left alone to do what they are supposed to: Dream about a perfect life ahead."
Come October, Bridal Asia will glisten with some famous names like Sabyasachi Mukherjee, Malini Ramani, Malaga (Bags), Rina Dhaka, Pallavi Jaikishan, Vinita Pittie from Hyderabad, Anita Dongre, Anjalee & Arjun Kapoor.
Brimming with fresh ideas & oozing talent, all set to sizzle at Bridal Asia are Kamaali & Shruti, Azara, Meghna K., Preeti Jhawar, Nidhi Tholia, Pallavi Singhee, Nandita Raipurani & Hemant Lalwani amidst others.
The physical boundaries might separate places but the creativity brings the hearts together. Adding to the sparkling event, Pakistani designers like Sahar Atif, Honey Waqar along with brands like Karma and Bareeze would share the stage with Indian designers to give us a feeler of the international domain.
Whether they are precious and semi-precious stones like rubies, emeralds, diamonds to heavy traditional jewelry like jadau and kundan to sets in gharana or a pankhi- Bridal Asia 2007 unveils the treasure trove combining the ethnic & chic jewellery by way of designers like Khanna Jewellers, Sangeeta Javeri, Golechas, Shaheen Abbas, Alka Javeri, Vasundhara Mantri, Shital Bajaj, Priti Patel, Gayatri Ruia, Falguni Mehta, Gem Legacy, Nemichand Bamalwa & Sons etc.
With designer collections by Malini Agarwalla (Malaga), Neha Agarwal (Nillaya), Bea Accessories, Pinkky V. Sarraf, Ritika Bhasin amongst others, Bridal Asia is all set to rock the wedding season by bringing home all these and more to the Asian Bride. Pampering the bride from head to toe, including décor elements for her trousseau trunk, BRIDAL ASIA 2007 is all set to once again prove that real class shines through like the proverbial diamond that is forever.
About Bridal Asia: Bridal Asia is the fashion Mecca for bridal couture. This year Bridal Asia is scheduled to be held from October 16-18, 2007. It is all set to bring class and style to the matrimonial vow presenting the latest fashion and style trends to the connoisseur bride of the 21st century. And undoubtedly, Bridal Asia takes place at a perfect time, catering to the many brides and grooms who will be shopping out for that dream wedding.
Designers & there Muse
Malaga by Malini Agarwalla -Claire, Nalandda Bhandari-Pia, Ara by Riddhima & Devyani -Bhavna Vadhera & Simrita Singh ,Bhairavi Jaikishan-Kanika Dev, Anupama Dayal- Vinita & Anousha, Ritika Bhasin- Garima & Shipra, Arpan Vohra-Tina Chatwal ,Tanya Kohli -Montu Tomar
Designers
Bhairavi Jaikishan
Her charming styles with emphatically sensuous cuts makes any garment look its romantic best. The reason for her eminence is the fact that the high quality outfits are in perfect sync with international trends adapted to suit Indian lifestyle and bodies, all this at an extremely affordable price.
Collection titled"Modern Folkore: is a range of saris, lehengas and kurta sets based on traditional crafts and folk motifs. She has made use of hand embroidered cross stitch techniques in floral and scroll designs on a mix of traditional as well as modern silhouettes. Ancient phool-patti and fern motifs in striking colors embellished with resham and zari creating a fusion of an old world charm with modern opulence and grace, in Bhairavi's signature style.Fabrics used are silk georgettes, chiffons, dupion and tissue satin in a vibrant burst of colors ranging from classic ivory, peach, various shades of pink and red, tang, coral, buttercup, sunset yellow, turmeric, saffron, olive and seductive black.
Malaga by Malini Agarwalla
Malaga, by Malini Agarwalla, specializes in carefully handcrafted bags, belts, footwear and fashion jewellery of a wide range and design for women with both traditional and contemporary tastes. Rich embellishments of jewelled pieces, embroidery, beadwork and zardozi (gold threadwork) are interwoven with the use of materials such as fiber, leather and various fabrics (silk, brocade, jute, linen, denim, velvet, cotton etc.) to create a stunning array of formal and casual line of accessories for women.
Collection created by using a variety of embellishments such as flowers, kundans, sequins, beads, studs, metal pieces etc. Semi-precious stones add to the appeal of the Royale range. Detailing like embroidery on tapestry, carved wooden handles, use of flowers both silk and leather and combining different fabrics and treatments like jute, crochet, macrame and leather enhance each piece.
Nalandda Bhandari
Keeping the focus on modern, contemporary, super-confident women, her designs are ultra-feminine and chic. She brings the collection that concentrates not only on bridal wear but an overall look for a bride-to-be: clothes that she can flaunt even after marriage. It includes simple ghaghra-cholis, tunic tops and evening dresses, thus, completing the trousseau requirements. Leaving the heavy embroidered stuff she keeps the focus on minimalism that is simple yet beautiful.
Ara by Riddhima & Devyani
‘Ara’-it literally means an ornament or a piece of decoration in Persian. She is all set to sizzle at Bridal Asia with her own collection.
ARA brings an extension of the label- ARA EXCLUSIVE.- A mix of georgettes, silks and cottons with beautiful embroideries and stone work, the collection befits every occasion- formal or semi-formal. Though their collection is not truly traditional, it keeps the focus on simplicity, subtlety and elegance. In other words, ARA EXCLUSIVE adds an understated glamour to women’s wardrobe
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