Opening up to the live notes of Sona Mohapatra, Anita Dongre’s collection featured saris, lehengas, jackets, palazzo pants and classic salwar kameezes. The designer also reinterprets the bandi, a classis menswear garment, into bridal wear.
The Jaipur bride by Anita Dongre celebrated a bold, modern and independent woman who challenges convention yet loves tradition.
The Rajasthan-cum-Jantar Mantar-inspired collection showcased bridal lehengas with geometrical synergy portraying the architectural splendor of the famous structure.
Opening up to the live notes of Sona Mohapatra the collection featured saris, lehengas, jackets, palazzo pants and classic salwar kameezes. The designer also reinterprets the bandi, a classis menswear garment, into bridal wear.
While the collection showcased a new age Indian bride who was not afraid to live life her way, what also added spunk to the show was Sona Mohapatra’s high-energy music. The singer, music composer and lyricist curated a special set of songs – folk, thumris and Sufiana Kalam – to complement the design aesthetics of the fashion connoisseur.
