Ananya Pandey

Ananya Panday looked amazing on the catwalk as she paired an off-the-shoulder black petal dress with high-rise leather boots. Wearing a long ponytail and walking confidently, she looked stunning for designer Rahul Mishra.

Aditya Roy Kapur and Janhvi Kapoor

Walking for fashion brand Kalki, Janhvi Kapoor and Aditya Roy Kapur took the show on the road. Aditya Roy Kapur was spotted wearing a black sherwani with embellishments, while Janhvi Kapoor sported an off-the-shoulder silk shirt and a maroon mermaid skirt.

Madhuri Dixit

Madhuri Dixit wore a gorgeous black floral co-ord set with a stylish blazer that gave off business woman vibes for Ranna Gill. She accessorized with modest locks and maroon lips for a neutral makeup look. 

Shanaya Kapoor

On the other hand, Shanaya Kapoor was spotted walking the ramp for Anamika Khanna while sporting an oversized white shirt with embroidered details and high-rise boots.

Tripti Dimri

Tripti Dimri graced the ramp for Shantnu and Nikhil donning an exquisite floor-length silver skirt paired with a sleeveless black top, a chic belt, and a magnificent set of hand gloves. 

Tapsee Pannu

As she walked for Gauri & Nainika, Tapsee Pannu was also seen on the ramp wearing a gorgeous bodycon gown with a mermaid cut end.

Malaika Arora

Malaika Arora spun around in a gorgeous pastel lehenga adorned with golden flower embroidery while she walked the Lakme Fashion Week runway for Anushka Reddy.

Rakul Preet

Rakul Preet, the newest bride in town, was also spotted on the ramp, walking for Ritika Mirchandani while sporting a white crop top and a skirt with a high thigh slit.

Aditi Rao Hydari

In Nirmooha’s ‘Ekatra’ collection, Aditi Rao Hydari embodies royalty as she explores individualism with dark purple coordinated outfits embellished with geometric designs and a dash of shine. 

Divya Khosla

In Rajdeep Ranawat’s opulent ‘Nizam’ collection, which is made of silk and features vintage accents, Divya Khosla looks stunning. The collection is inspired by the grandeur of Lucknow and the royal jewels of Hyderabad.  

Sara Ali Khan

Varun Chakkilam’s ‘Lenora’ collection, which combines modern style with Hyderabadi cultural aspects in pearl grey embroidered lehengas, features Sara Ali Khan flashing burn marks.

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Til, Yavi, and Inca’s Collection

With their current collection, Inca, Til, and Yavi showcased sustainable design with clothing that promised both unparalleled comfort and glamour. In her role as Inca India’s show stopper, actor Dia Mirza dominated the show. Wearing an opulent all-black suit from their “Love is a Verb” collection, Mirza strutted down the runway. The collection complemented the concept of the event and was influenced by traditional artisan skills and repurposed materials.

Gaurang Shah’s Designs in Pink Hues

Gaurang’s “Gulaal” Lakme Fashion Week Spring/Festive collection. Lehengas and sarees with long-forgotten embroidery, such as Mochi, Parsi Gada, Petite Point, Kasuti, Phulkari, Kutch, and Kashmiri, were featured in the collection in the adaptable color pink.

Tea Cultures of the World x Chola 

With a focus on inclusivity and authenticity, Chola by Sohaya Misra and Tea Culture of the World honoured the merging of fashion and tea culture, embodying confidence, individualism, and empowerment. The collection’s runway was lit up by actresses Neha Dhupia and Konkona Sensharma’s stunning walks in black and white costumes.

U’Core by Urvashi Kaur

In Urvashi Kaur’s U’Core, contrasting selvedges were prominently featured. Her mother, Anupama Singh, along with notable models like Ratna Pathak Shah, Tillotama Shome, Rasika Dugal, Mallika Dua, Faraz Ansani, Shweta Tripathi, and Santanu Hazarika, showcased the collection’s artistry through stitch line details and hand block printing.

R|Elan X JJV Kapurthala

On Day 2 of Sustainable Fashion Day at Lakme Fashion Week, style and sustainability were guaranteed by the R|Elan X JJV Kapurthala collection. JJV incorporates ethical practices into its design philosophy in a seamless manner, improving garment performance and decreasing textile waste.

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For almost 25 years, Lakme Fashion Week has been creating legendary displays, and there are no plans to stop. The first day of the five-day event featured a star-studded lineup at the runways, including Jim Sarbh, Hina Khan, and Alaya F in addition to Kalki Koechlin.

The Ramp Walk of Karishma Tanna

Karishma Tanna stunned on the catwalk with her stunning INIFD Launchpad ensemble. The “Scoop” actress turned heads with her gorgeous all-black Yashi Gada costume.

“A Periwinkle Wednesday” Collection by SWGT

The most intriguing collection from SWGT is undoubtedly “A Periwinkle Wednesday,” which takes its cues from the designer’s first iteration of love. The compilation honors love in all its tender, humorous, poetic, entrancing, and even frivolous forms.

Launch of a Magazine

The 2024–25 Fashion X Beauty Lakmē Fashion Week Trend Edition, designed by Peclers Paris, was also unveiled on the first day. The trend journal offered a preview of what to expect from the next fashion season via the eyes of multi-cultural trend forecasters.

The “Sun and Moon” Collection by Archana Rao

The “Sun and Moon” collection by Archana Rao was incredibly fascinating since it celebrates the natural harmony between the sun and moon while simultaneously emphasizing their striking contrasts.

The Most Recent Collection of Rajesh Pratap

The collection by La Martina X Rajesh Pratap Singh pays homage to the close relationship between Polo and Jaipur. The designs successfully highlighted the city’s rich cultural heritage and close connections to the game.

Samant Chauhan’s Collection of Ice Watches

Designer Samant Chauhan’s “Ice Watch” showcased superb craftsmanship and creative use of embroidery and shapes. Whites and blues, layers and ruffles, and a tonne of volume made up the mood board. Jim Sarbh, an actor, walked for Chauhan wearing all-white clothing.

A cocktail collection by Geisha Designs

Paras and Shalini, the designer team at Geisha Designs, served up cocktail and evening wear for men and women for the first time that day. Alaya F, a teenage actress who was observed wearing a lavishly embroidered pant and bustier combo, was chosen as their show stopper. 

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1. Natural and Sustainable Beauty

Consumers are increasingly seeking natural and sustainable beauty products that are environmentally friendly and do not contain harmful chemicals. The demand for clean and green beauty has led to the rise of natural, organic, and vegan beauty brands that offer products made with plant-based ingredients and are free from harsh chemicals, parabens, and synthetic fragrances. Consumers are also looking for sustainable packaging, such as biodegradable and recyclable materials, to reduce waste.

2. Inclusivity and Diversity

The beauty industry is becoming more inclusive and diverse, as consumers demand products that cater to a wider range of skin tones, hair types, and textures. Brands are expanding their shade ranges to include deeper skin tones and developing products specifically for textured hair. There is also a growing emphasis on gender-neutral and gender-inclusive beauty products that cater to all consumers, regardless of their gender identity.

3. Technology-Driven Beauty

The beauty industry is embracing technology to enhance the consumer experience and offer personalized products and services. Augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) technologies are being used to allow customers to try on makeup virtually and visualize different looks before making a purchase. Skincare brands are also using technology to develop personalized skincare routines based on an individual’s skin type and concerns.

4. Focus on Wellness

Wellness has become an essential part of the beauty industry, with consumers looking for products that not only enhance their appearance but also promote overall health and well-being. Skincare and beauty products that are infused with natural and organic ingredients, vitamins, and antioxidants are gaining popularity as they offer anti-aging benefits and promote skin health. There is also a growing demand for holistic wellness services, such as meditation, yoga, and aromatherapy, in beauty salons and spas.

5. Rise of Influencer Marketing

Influencer marketing has become an integral part of the beauty industry, with social media influencers and bloggers playing a significant role in shaping consumer perceptions and purchasing decisions. Beauty brands are partnering with influencers to promote their products and reach a wider audience. Consumers trust influencer recommendations and seek authentic reviews and opinions before making a purchase.

In conclusion, the beauty industry is evolving to meet the changing demands of consumers who are seeking natural, sustainable, and inclusive products. Technological advancements, wellness, and influencer marketing are also driving the industry forward. As the beauty industry continues to innovate and adapt, consumers can expect to see more exciting trends emerge in the years to come.

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The schedule comprises the best of curation and designers from Delhi, Mumbai and across India. FDCI & Lakmé Fashion Week jointly present the Opening Show on 16^th March and culminate with the Lakmé Absolute Grand Finale on 21^st March.

Manish Malhotra showcased his collection at the first ever phygital edition of #FDCIxLFW . The collection embraces the revelries of life and presents a joyful celebration. The collection is an expansive range with kalidars, lehengas, gowns, jackets, shararas, kurtas,palazzos, dupattas, and signature blouses that fits diverse palettes and occasions. Geometric patterns add an entirely new dimension to the traditional craft of zardozi in the collection in sorbet and blush shades of bright pink, lilac, grey-blue, beige-gold, powderblue, metallic gold-silver, black-white among many others.

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The schedule comprises the best of curation and designers from Delhi, Mumbai and across India. FDCI & Lakmé Fashion Week jointly present the Opening Show on 16^th March and culminate with the Lakmé Absolute Grand Finale on 21^st March.

Designer Payal SInghal showcased her collection ‘Kismet’, at the first ever phygital edition of #FDCIxLFW
This Indian athleisure line is inspired by Indian silhouettes and drapes. The designer’s signature bohemian occasion wear gets a laid back treatment to make it as comfortable as it is cool in this loungewear-meets-streetwear-meets-Indianwear collection.

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The schedule comprises the best of curation and designers from Delhi, Mumbai and across India. FDCI & Lakmé Fashion Week jointly present the Opening Show on 16^th March and culminate with the Lakmé Absolute Grand Finale on 21^st March.

Designer Suneet Varma showcased his collection titled “50 Shades of Happiness” at the first ever phygital edition of #FDCIxLFW

The collection is inspired by the magical beauty and splendour of the Valley of flowers. Dramatic signature silhouettes in bright hues with abstract artworks enhanced by the age-old Crafts of India were seen in this collection.

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The schedule comprises the best of curation and designers from Delhi, Mumbai and across India. FDCI & Lakmé Fashion Week jointly present the Opening Show on 16^th March and culminate with the Lakmé Absolute Grand Finale on 21^st March.

Designer-duo Gauri & Nainika showcased “An ode to our mother’s garden” at the first ever phygital edition of #FDCIxLFW

The collection saw delicate textures, plenty of shirt collars, playful shorter numbers to the more demure calf length ones. The designs are highlighted by the duo’s signature bows and flower textures with trapeze cuts and feminine frock dresses.

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The schedule comprises the best of curation and designers from Delhi, Mumbai and across India. FDCI & Lakmé Fashion Week jointly present the Opening Show on 16^th March and culminate with the Lakmé Absolute Grand Finale on 21^st March.

Designer Masaba Gupta showcased her collection “Masaba-land” at the first ever phygital edition of #FDCIxLFW

The resort wear collection comes with playful florals, exotic animals & revamped versions of Masaba’s iconic motifs amalgamated with joyous pop colours.

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The schedule comprises the best of curation and designers from Delhi, Mumbai and across India. FDCI & Lakmé Fashion Week jointly present the Opening Show on 16^th March and culminate with the Lakmé Absolute Grand Finale on 21^st March.

Designer @nidhiyasha showcased her collection “The Gypsy Wife” at the first ever phygital edition of #FDCIxLFW

Inspired by a song by Leonard Cohen by the same name, this collection is an ode to love and longing, and consequent disclaim of all that holds down a free-spirited gypsy woman. Boho-chic in treatment, it celebrates the visceral, sensual, hedonistic spirit of intense loving and reckless abandon, deep, and sometimes dark.

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