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Deepika Padukone dazzles ramp at India Fashion Week

     New Delhi: Bollywood actress Deepika Padukone on Sunday rocked the ramp for two designers at the ongoing Wills Lifestyle India Fashion Week here. On the fourth day of the fashion week, Padukone was the show-stopper for designers Rana Gill and Rina Dhaka. The actress dazzled audiences in a multi-hued full-length gown and a short brown-and-white dress on a day when ballroom gowns and cocktail dresses ruled the ramp. The actress expressed happiness on returning to a place from where she started. “It’s great to be back with the same people I started off with and to know that they feel the same way for me. No one has changed. It’s the same make-up artistes, same designers, same models and choreographers. So it’s really nice to come back to a place from where I started off,” Padukone said. Drawing inspiration from nature and science, fashion designers Rina Dhaka and Rana Gill showcased an exclusive collection, ‘Nature Meets Science’, for upcoming Autumn/Winter season at Wills Lifestyle India Fashion Week here. Brown and black dresses dominated Dhaka ’s autumn/winter designs while Gill featured dark brown, green and blue gowns and mini-jackets in her collection. “All the colours of velvet, all basically peacock colour– blue, green, purple have been used. As a designer I love colour. So every season I try and use colour in my palette. So that was the collection for you,” Gill said. Making use of new printing techniques and huge motifs and fabric texturing Dhaka ’s collection was a mixture of innovation and technology along with history and science to make something completely new. The ongoing Wills Lifestyle India Fashion Week to showcase autumn-winter collections has registered 175 buyers, from both domestic and international markets. However, the global meltdown has affected the turnout of buyers who are opting for smaller quantities for their fashion houses.
-Mar 22, 2009

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