Kochi turns fashion hub

The three-day Kyron Kochi International Fashion Week (KIFW) showcased stylish and eco-friendly designs.

Update: 2018-12-16 18:34 GMT
The opening day witnessed renowned designer Dr Sanjana Jon showcasing her collections Beautiful Bashful Brides, which represents purity and serenity of brides today.

Kochi turned a fashion hub for three days when the seventh edition of Kyron Kochi International Fashion Week (KIFW) showcasing breathtaking couture and riot of colours took place at a hotel in Willingdon Island. 

The opening day witnessed renowned designer Dr Sanjana Jon showcasing her collections Beautiful Bashful Brides, which represents purity and serenity of brides today. The models paraded out bridal trousseau in French chiffon to Italian Silks encrusted with pearls and Swarovski crystals.

It was followed by International Khadi Brand Red Sister Blue featuring a special spring summer collection. Their anti fit design collections meant for any occasion was not restricted to any body type or look. The shades specified the depth involved in the weaving pattern and the newer look on khadi.

On Saturday, popular  designer Hari Anand showcased Inside The Atelier, his latest series of formal and casual wear. Finding expressions of minimalism in brunt charcoal shade, Hari drew new interpretations on the basics.  This time Hari Anand worked with design Moonga tusser and silk satin based organza as his favourite platform. The new slim fit polo pant and the mid length jacket made men irresistible for the season.

Chennai based designer Jules Idi Amin’s exclusive Beach wear collection, inspired from the ‘Garden of Eden’, were all edgy and bold silhouettes that enhance the female figure while being fashionable and ready to soak up the sun.

Kyron Kochi International Fashion Week wrapped up on Sunday night with debutant designer Alka Hari from Kochi showcasing a cotton and linen collection created to redefine femininity and youth aptly named The poetry of youth. This was followed by an illustration of magnificence, gracefulness and elegance of hand woven textiles from none other than the Grand Finale designer Uma Prajapati of Brand Upasana from Auroville. 

Narrating the sustainability in grandeur, Upasana garments carved the story for the youth, independence, consciousness and pride. The show was attended by the representatives of fashion industry — designers, textile brands and jewellers among others.

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