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NDTV
3 hours ago
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- NDTV
Sara Ali Khan Shares Her Fashion Mantra At ICW 2025: "Make Sure You Wear The Outfit, The Outfit Doesn't Wear You"
Sara Ali Khan continues to spread her effortless elegance and charm as she dazzles the ramp walking for designer Aisha Rao on day 7 of Hyundai India Couture Week 2025. She was dressed in a rose gold Banarasi tissue brocade lehenga with intricate applique work. It was detailed in geometric checks and whimsical florals with beads and crystals filled embroidery. The Metro In Dino actress expressed what worked for her particularly is that how light and effortless it feels, and every detail is done thoughtfully while being playful, graceful and beautifully made. What's more she said, "I'm so glad I get to wear something that feels so me today." View this post on Instagram A post shared by FDCI (@fdciofficial) Sara Ali Khan opened up on what fashion means to her. Whether it is an armour or a form of self-expression for her. "I think it is a combination of self-expression sometimes and somebody else's expression, both." She further gave away her fashion mantra. "I think you have to make sure that you wear the outfit as opposed to the outfit wearing you. That is important to me." View this post on Instagram A post shared by FDCI (@fdciofficial) The designer Aisha Rao told NDTV what went behind the refreshing colour palette throughout the collection. "Teak berry and lush green are the two Kohler colours that are launching this season, and the entire collection was dedicated to bring out those two fresh colours," said Aisha Rao. Sara Ali Khan's fashion mantra is one that all the fashion girls must have up their sleeves.
NDTV
4 hours ago
- Entertainment
- NDTV
ICW 2025: One Item Closest To Your Heart Given By Your Mother, Sridevi? Khushi Kapoor Says, "I Don't Know If I..."
Khushi Kapoor steals the show as she walks for designer, Rimzim Dadu's latest collection, Oxynn on day 7 of Hyundai India Couture Week 2025. The Loveyapa actress looked like a total stunner dressed to impress in a gunmetal hued lehenga set that was inspired by the Banjara Tribe Vibes from Gujarat. What's more, she even shared the details on the one clothing item from her mother's closet that she holds dear to her heart. View this post on Instagram A post shared by FDCI (@fdciofficial) Khushi Kapoor closes the show for designer, Rimzim Dadu dolled up in a gunmetal-toned straight lehenga with a slit and a high-waist fitting that was teamed with a sans sleeves halter neck blouse with a plunging neckline. The ensemble featured a mix of memory and metal reimagines traditional crafts like patola and mirror work through sculptural silhouettes and signature materials like steel, metallic wires, and custom textiles, all of which were on display in Khushi's show stopper ensemble. The rooted and raw yet futuristic outfit full of deep and burnished tones, Khushi oozed feminine grace and power at the same time. View this post on Instagram A post shared by FDCI (@fdciofficial) Post walking the ramp, Khushi told NDTV about the one item of clothing closest to her heart given to her by her mother, Sridevi and is reminiscent of her. "I don't know if I can pick one item of clothing. Between our family everyone likes sharing so we like to share each other's clothes and jewellery and everything." Khushi's heartwarming take on fashion is one of shared clothing pieces and joy with her family.
Hindustan Times
6 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Hindustan Times
Rohit Bal's enduring legacy taken forward by his design team
They say the artist may depart, but the art endures. This was proven true during Rohit Bal's show at Hyundai India Couture Week 2025, in association with Reliance Brands an initiative of FDCI. Model Lakshmi Rana in Rohit Bal's iconic kalidaar dress. This showcase was the first time an Indian brand presented a collection following the passing of its eponymous designer; a fresh chapter for both Rohit Bal Couture and the country's fashion sphere. Spearheaded by creative director Fraze Tasnim, Kash-Gul was a reflection of Bal's design sensibilities and deep love for Kashmir — from the all-white set to the fragrance of Rajnigandha or soulful live music. Model Lakshmi Rana opened the show in Bal's patent ivory kalidaar anarkali, paired with a grand floral cape. Long-time collaborator, model Indrani Dasgupta was also part of the lineup, while his signature floral and animal motifs took centre stage. At curtain call, the models broke into a jig in a reminder that the showcase was, afterall, a celebration of Bal's life.
NDTV
6 hours ago
- Entertainment
- NDTV
ICW 2025: Sara Ali Khan Closes Aisha Rao's Show In An Earthy-Toned Floral Lehenga
Sara Ali Khan added all the feminine chic energy with a touch of wilderness in a beige lehenga Sara Ali Khan created quite a buzz yet again by gracing the ramp for designer, Aisha Rao on day 7 of Hyundai India Couture Week 2025. The Metro In Dino actress looked like a total feminine dream dolled up in a beige lehenga with floral embroidery and accents in earthy tones. The 29-year-old star turned showstopper for Aisha Rao's debut showcase, Wild At Heart at the Hyundai India Couture Week 2025 and made waves while doing so. View this post on Instagram A post shared by FDCI (@fdciofficial) Wearing the showstopper outfit Sara said, "I've always been drawn to pieces that tell a story, and this look really does that for me. I'm wearing the rose gold Banarasi tissue brocade lehenga with intricate appliqué, detailed in geometric checks and whimsical florals with beads and crystals embroidery by Aisha, and what I love about it is how light and effortless it feels. Every detail is so thoughtfully done... It's playful, graceful, and beautifully made. I'm so glad I get to wear something that feels so me today. Thanks, Aisha" View this post on Instagram A post shared by FDCI (@fdciofficial) Sara Ali Khan painted the perfectly floral and feminine picture in a beige lehenga as she turned showstopper for designer, Aisha Rao. The millennial actress looked like a total stunner dolled up in a two-piece lehenga set in earthy tones that featured an off shoulder cropped blouse adorned with sequin laden multicoloured floral embellishments, along with a halter neck detail. This was teamed with a high waist voluminous lehenga with multiple pleats that featured the same embroidery that the blouse did. All in all, the ensemble was a total love letter to the wild and nature's glory. View this post on Instagram A post shared by FDCI (@fdciofficial) Sara's accessory game was kept minimal but impactful for the occasion to match steps with her ensemble. The statement floral ear cuff earrings and diamonds studded haath phool added all the glitz and glam that her ensemble needed, courtesy of SHREE Jewellers. View this post on Instagram A post shared by FDCI (@fdciofficial) Sara Ali Khan's tresses were styled into a dreamy light curls with a centre parting that were left open over her shoulders. Makeup wise, she kept things minimal with feathered brows, bronzer and mascara laden eyes, an overall bronzed complexion, and a nude lip to tie the look together. Sara Ali Khan was a vision in earthy florals for Aisha Rao at Hyundai India Couture Week 2025.
News18
10 hours ago
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- News18
Khushi Kapoor Brings Power And Precision To The Ramp At India Couture Week 2025
Last Updated: Khushi Kapoor brought power and poise to the runway in a Rimzim Dadu ensemble that was inspired by the delicate links of traditional payals. Khushi Kapoor brought commanding elegance to the Hyundai India Couture Week 2025 runway, closing Rimzim Dadu's show in an ensemble that felt equal parts art, armour, and avant-garde couture. View this post on Instagram A post shared by FDCI (@fdciofficial) In a setting of earthen hues and modern installations, Khushi Kapoor emerged as a futuristic princess warrior, glowing with grit and grace. Her look, a sleek yet powerful interpretation of traditional Indian ornamentation, fused old-world craftsmanship with contemporary innovation. The sculpted halter top, moulded using Rimzim Dadu 's signature pre-oxidised metal technique, mimicked the ripple of molten fabric while offering the strength of sculptural steel. The detailing along the hem, inspired by the delicate links of traditional payals, added a layer of sensual geometry to the otherwise minimal silhouette. The long skirt featured a chainmail-like pattern, crafted to resemble burnished Banjara jewellery. Each metallic loop was aged to perfection, giving it a tactile, lived-in feel that spoke of history and heritage. This wasn't just embroidery; it was engineered couture. Taking over two months to construct, Khushi's ensemble was designed to embody raw elegance, every element meticulously shaped to evoke a sense of armour softened by ornament. Her styling amped up the narrative: bold emerald jewellery added colour contrast to the monochrome metalwork, while her softly tousled hair and smoky eyes kept the look contemporary and arresting. The collection itself was a celebration of contrasts – craftsmanship and modernity, delicacy and strength. Rimzim Dadu's 2025 couture line built upon her legacy of textile innovation, pushing boundaries with pre-oxidised metallic threads, structured silhouettes, and tactile surfaces. Inspired by weathered heirlooms and tribal adornments, the pieces leaned into oxidised textures, sculptural forms, and architectural finesse. From pleated metallic saris to experimental jackets and modular separates, every look was a modern heirloom – designed to empower, not just adorn. Khushi Kapoor's showstopper moment brought the house down, redefining what Indian couture can be: not just ornate and traditional, but sharp, storied, and utterly future-forward. tags : fashion FDCI India Couture Week India Couture Week khushi kapoor lifestyle Rimzim Dadu view comments Location : Delhi, India, India First Published: July 30, 2025, 10:36 IST News lifestyle Khushi Kapoor Brings Power And Precision To The Ramp At India Couture Week 2025 Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
