The finale show of day 2 at Amazon India Fashion Week was a spectacular affair! Rajesh Pratap Singh and Ashish N Soni showcased their collection predominantly in shades of black and white. Both the collections had similarities in terms of aesthetics but had a very different approach in terms of graphics.
Rajesh Pratap Singh‘s collection saw a gorgeous play of black & white stripes and polka dots. Nouveau plaids & tartan checks made an unrestrained dialogue. With their signature hand-woven woolikats blend with multi-layered textiles the collection’s win was layering pieces together to perfection. The beauty look of the models had broad lines on their faces and a very eccentric makeup with dark tones complimenting the attire. Check out the gallery below.
Rajesh Pratap Singh at AIFW SS ’17
Rajesh Pratap Singh at AIFW SS ’17
Rajesh Pratap Singh at AIFW SS ’17
Rajesh Pratap Singh at AIFW SS ’17
Rajesh Pratap Singh at AIFW SS ’17
Rajesh Pratap Singh at AIFW SS ’17
Rajesh Pratap Singh at AIFW SS ’17
Ashish N Soni‘s collection displayed interesting printed pieces with well loved shades of black and chrome hues that gave the collection the timeless aesthetic. With unique tailoring skills and lovely blend of sharp silhouettes and drapes the collection was an instant hit on the ramp. Unusual embellishments, intricate embroideries, chrome lapels and black zardosi for men were some key elements from his creations. Fellmonger by Gaurav Bhatia partnered with Ashish N Soni to complement his collection with contemporary leather footwear. The beauty look of the show comprised of men with dark smokey eyes and that’s all that we really wanted! See the gallery to know what we’re talking about.
Ashish N Soni at AIFW SS ’17
Ashish N Soni at AIFW SS ’17
Ashish N Soni at AIFW SS ’17
Ashish N Soni at AIFW SS ’17
Ashish N Soni at AIFW SS ’17
Ashish N Soni – AIFWSS17
Ashish N Soni – AIFWSS17
The finale of day 2 was truly phenomenal, wasn’t it? Both the collections were marvelous in their own ways and we loved every bit of the show. Tell us who’s collection did you like more?