Picturesque paints of India

Picturesque paints of India

The autumn collection Manish Arora presented within a Week of a fashion in Paris, brought with itself real inflow of energy. In a train of popular displays for which majority rather gloomy atmosphere was characteristic, only few designers decided to show colors and patterns so safely as it was made by the recognizable Indian designer. In its world simply there is place to dark, monochrome dresses when there is such richness of difficult prints, no patterns and the bright paints, ready to become in the most unexpected compositions for creation really fascinating and, surely, unexpected effect.

The new autumn and winter collection Manish Arora actually riveted all attention of the audience, without having presented the 1st boring moment. With inexpressibly fantastic digital prints, influences of Aztec motives, chromatic tones which again allocated a cultural heritage of the designer, also magnificent ornaments and a set of the bright textural strokes, the new ruler once again caused ecstasy in own admirers. In a collection did not manage and without presence of man’s parts, but the Indian designer gave them quite womanly registration which was underlined in the various ways.

If at the beginning we could see property of popular seasonal tendencies, such as the Basque, pleating, together with a set of other motives, in the center of attention of a new collection Manish Arora there are different fabrics thanks to which images play rich colors. And furnish the designer once again confirmed with an abundance of fur details that the motive really takes a printsipny place in an autumn and winter collection of 2013. The wealth and wealth accepted different forms in a new ruler Manish Arora, including magnificent black and gold compositions or jewelry as ornaments.

Accessories became the next detail which shook imagination of women of fashion. They were an ideal element for reflection of a maximal look of the designer, whose collection was one of the most interesting presentations of Week of a fashion in Paris. The Indian jeweler Amrapali line helped to present Manish Arora images very bright and courageous by means of different unique necklaces, earrings, bracelets and many other fascinating accents thanks to which display became simply unforgettable.

Picturesque paints of India
Picturesque paints of India
Picturesque paints of India
Picturesque paints of India
Picturesque paints of India
Picturesque paints of India
Picturesque paints of India
Picturesque paints of India
Picturesque paints of India
Picturesque paints of India
Picturesque paints of India
Picturesque paints of India
Picturesque paints of India
Picturesque paints of India
Picturesque paints of India
Picturesque paints of India

Updated: September 10, 2015 — 4:48 am