It is very ***y, and it's Sofa Fabrics for today's girl."Mohan’s showstopper was Esha Gupta, who looked ravishing in a midnight blue gown with deep neckline."Another interesting collection was by Sonal Verma. Models were seen wearing puffy s******ts, crop top and shorts combo layered with sheer layover. And fashion is a cycle; the 70s and 80s are back so that is what I'm trying to bring back with the collection. Free-flowing silhouettes with sheer fabrics, translucent sequins, intricate techniques and crystals with fringe details are evident throughout the collection. We own our femininity; we own our ***uality. Everything is hand crafted, there's a lot of beading and exotic feather work done on the garments, along with ritz satin and mesh.Couturiers Rohit Gandhi and Rahul Khanna who made a comeback at Lakmé Fashion Week Winter/Festive 2019 after 15 years put forth their collection ‘Interstellar’.

With a subtle nod towards traditional Indian shapes and silhouettes, Day 1 of Lakme Fashion Week’s winter festive saw designers pushing the boundaries of Indian styles. The actress says "I'm a fan of anti-fit but I also like something ***y because I think that's one thing that women own that men can't. Designers like her are getting clothes like these, which every shape can wear. She picked neutral shades like black, brown, charcoal, and brown fabric, and added leather details to am up each outfit. This year’s show saw six designers. The silhouettes are buoyant, there's masculinity, and we're sticking # with out signature style, " says the designer describing her collection. The showstoppers, Farhan Akhtar and Shivani Dandekar walked the ramp to a roar of applause, dressed in complimentary outfits, showcasing the designers signature style.Next in line was a show by Pallavi Mohan, who brought disco back with beadwork and frills.

So the RARA AVIA signature details are there, there's leather and a lot of fabrics that go back to yesteryears. Luxurious fabrics such as plush satins, frosted silks, fine tulles and suiting organza have been used that help bring this eclectic collection to life.A similar theme was employed by label Half Full Curve, which was all about body positivity — With models of all shapes and sizes, the designers focused on simple Indian wear."The fall collection is called The Still Life, and it really relates to the mundanity that's around us, and how life gets still when you don't pay attention to the small details. Her collection, The Still Life, focused on the little details that we miss when we're busy with life. So it's sustainable in a manner that it's zero waste.The day started with Gen Next by INIFD, a platform for upcoming designers to showcase their talents.. We've been taking care of things that are 10 steps forward in terms of philosophy. Keeping the essence of her label, Payal played with cuts and drapes. The collection had a perfect balance of dreaminess and luxury, amalgamating muted crystalline hues. From straight minimal cuts and traditional motifs to western influences, the designers brought their best to the runway.The most awaited show of the evening, Payal Singhal didn’t disappoint her fans. Taking about her collection, the designers says, "The collection is very glamorous, it's inspired by the 70s era where it was about shine and glamour.

Moody has appreciated Modi. The Congress leadership is also holding a protest march from Parliament to Rashtrapati Bhavan on November 3 against growing incidents of intolerance and attacks on rationalists.Prime Minister Narendra Modi during an election rally in Darbhanga, Bihar, on Monday.On rating agency Moody’s warning to the government that India may lose credibility if such incidents continue, Mr Naidu said, “They have given caution. That’s why I am cautioning these people who are trying to tar the image (of India). Their plan to meet the President of India protesting against intolerance is the joke of the decade. This does not behove you. The PM also accused the grand alliance leaders of playing with the nation’s security by “sheltering” those promoting terror and asked if such people should be allowed to form a government in the state. Today, on the same day, the Congress party is giving a lecture on the issue of tolerance.

Speaking at a rally in Bihar, Mr Modi, in a stinging attack, asked the Congress whether they “recall” the 1984 anti-Sikh riots.In its counter-attack, the Congress raised the spectre of the 2002 communal carnage in Gujarat, saying, “In 2002 the BJP government in Gujarat didn’t heed the advice of its own party’s Prime Minister, Atal Behari Vajpayee.“Today is November 2. In a counter-attack, the Congress accused him of causing “lasting damage” to the country’s social fabric and said his remarks were “politically motivated” and aimed at reopening wounds after 31 years.”Bringing up the Emergency, the 1984 anti-Sikh riots, the mass exodus of Kashmiri Pandits and the “well-publicised killings of individuals for ideological reasons in Kerala”, the Union minister wondered why many of these intellectuals were silent then. Their wounds have not healed and you are doing this dramebaazi on November 2,” he said at an election rally in Purnea.”Accusing the PM of doing “lasting damage” to India’s social fabric by “selective targeting of the minority community”, Congress leader Anand Sharma claimed Mr Modi’s remarks at the Purnea rally were “politically motivated and mischievous” and aimed at reopening wounds after 31 years.

Senior BJP leader and Union minister M. Congress and its political friends are intolerant of the people’s mandate.. The BJP maintained that the Congress and intellectuals close to it had launched a “malicious campaign” against the PM and the ruling party “as for the first time since Independence an alternative world view was being spread by the BJP”. The tears in the eyes of the Sikh victims have not yet dried. He hurled the “Darbhanga module” jibe at Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar, saying it was the outcome of the ineffectiveness of the CM and his government.PM ‘recalls’ 1984 Sikh riots Even as the Opposition and the intelligentsia wanted Prime Minister Narendra Modi to speak up on the issue of growing intolerance in the country, he did so in his own style, hitting back at the Opposition Congress by raising the 1984 anti-Sikh riots. Naturally, caution has to be kept in mind..”. His remarks came a day after Congress president Sonia Gandhi voiced concern about intolerance.Taking a dig at the JD(U) and RJD, the PM thanked both, saying the 40 seats given to the Congress to contest will be bagged “uncontested” by the NDA.

Venkaiah Naidu said, “Congress talking about intolerance is like the devil quoting scripture. Modi should look into his own backyard before accusing others. The PM said the Opposition tried to “create a scare” of him by “telling people this or that will happen if he comes here, but people reposed faith in me”. Do you recall 1984 Lakhs of Sikhs were massacred in Delhi and across India on the second, third and fourth day of Indira Gandhi’s killing in which serious allegations were made against the Congress and its leaders.Mr Modi said while he talked of uplifting Bihar through development, the grand alliance leaders tried to enact a “drama” and gave “casteist colour” to the Assembly polls by spreading “imaginary wholesale sofa cover fears” about a move to scrap quotas. Doob maro, doob maro (drown in shame). The final phase of polling is scheduled on November 5 when 57 Assembly constituencies in the minorities-dominated Seemanchal region will go to polls.