Wills India Fashion Weeks Begins with Style for Fashion Freaks!

"Fashion is always of the time in which you live. It is not something standing alone."
                                                                                                               Coco Chanel

 WIFW-AW,13 begins at Delhi. The very talented designers showcased their latest collection and opened it for buyers from around the world. Show was opened by Masaba for Satya Paul. And as the day progressed, there was style, glamour evident everywhere.
Here is my Pick of the day One:-
Masaba for Satya Paul
Masaba proved it yet again that she is much more than her Mamma's little daughter. Masaba's latest collection draws inspiration from daily gears. Her motifs were impactful as they create modern storyline. The collection had lipstick prints, colour riot print, and British style telephone booth print presented in very stylish digital prints. Lipstick print were done in neon colours to make it impactful. The telephone print were stylish. Masaba told that she dedicates these designs to very Satya Paul woman, who is emotional, volatile, is waiting for someones call, likes giving colour to life with their lipsticks. Veteran model and socialite Feroze Guzral loved the collection and told that The telephone print saree is certainly going to add glamour in her wardrobe.
wearability quotient: 7 out of 10

Nikasha
Nikasha's AW'13 collection celebrates the flirty side of a woman's persona.Taking inspiration from "Raat ki Rani", Nikasha presented multi facets. A range of monochromatic garments in peachish beige colour with glittery stone work opened the show. It followed by Choli Lehngas in red,green and violet. A violet Sari with geometric maze motif stole the show. The show offered abundance of gold & glitter making it contemporary Indian high-pret. She gets 7/10

Vineet Bahl
Vineet draws inspiration from Awadh's nawabi grandeur in erstwhile hindustan for over a century. Of particular interest in this culture was was the 'Zenana', a sanctified neighbourhood in 'purdah'.  Vineet's show starts with Gulzar's narration,and takes us to a different wolrd of beauty through his collection. His collection has Kurtas, pyzama's with open 'paycha', shararas, sari's in handloom organza, tissue and velvets. In detailing the profundity of 'chikan' is hilighted by the use 'sheesha' adorning the dupattas of opening outfits.
Vineet elegant collection gets a 8/10 from me.

Surily Goel
Surily presented chic and up market silhouettes with simple cuts. The fabric used were nets, silk crepes and velvets. Abstract placement on yokes and hexagonal motifs gave an edgy look. Hot pants,jumpsuits and maxi dresses created magic on the ramp.  Surily's show stopper Preity Zinta looked stunning in black shiny one shoulder gown. Surily's collection gets 6/10

Pankaj & Nidhi
Pankaj & Nidhi took inspiration from Baroque music. The duo encapsulated the areas that surround the music-rhythm, the harmony  and the instrument. Digital prints placed the instruments in definitive patterns. The pleasant enduring effect was later depicted with floral motifs. Blue and light blue, orange on black and blue colour combinations sit aesthetically. Laser cut effect was edvident in their collection.The designer duo gets 7/10.