Delhi Couture Week: glamour galore

Actress Tabu walks the ramp for designer Anju Modi. (Photo/Rajesh Kashyap)

Updated on: Aug 01, 2013 4:00 PM IST

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Actress Tabu walks the ramp for designer Anju Modi. (Photo/Rajesh Kashyap)

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The magnificence. Transitioning to the Game of Dice where shades of Ash Grey , Indigo Blue , Brutal Maroon reflect the dilemma and chaos echoing within Draupadi. (Photo/Rajesh Kashyap)

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The showcase culminates with Draupadi’s Devotion towards Lord Krishna, and subtle, delicate shades of faune, blush and ivory resonate the ethereal bond. (Photo/Rajesh Kashyap)

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Anju Modi's theme is Draupadi. A woman of multiplicity, Draupadi is an embodiment of the empowered Indian woman. Her portrayal through the pages of the Mahabharata epitomizes the multi-faceted nature of a woman, and with her as the compelling inspiration for the Couture collection, Anju Modi brings alive her tale as it unfolds act-by-act. (Photo/Rajesh Kashyap)

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A model showcases a creation by Anju Modi. (Photo/Rajesh Kashyap)

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The beauty and charm possessed by Draupadi is unveiled as the stage sets for the opulent Marriage to Pandavas, with celebratory colors like crimsons, caramels, tamarinds and golds accentuate the romanticism and the magnificence. (Photo/Rajesh Kashyap)

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Sabyasachi Mukherjee poses with the models. (Photo/Rajesh Kashyap)

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A beautiful sari again by Sabyasachi. (Photo/Rajesh Kashyap)

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Sabyasachi's couture collection Opium had beautiful pieces of artwork adorned with oldest Indian embroidery like ari tari and tara. (Photo/Rajesh Kashyap)

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A model dressed as a bride in a Sabyasachi outfit. (Photo/Rajesh Kashyap)