PHOTOS: ‘Rainbow’ finale of LMIFW SS’19 was a celebration of inclusivity

The last day of the Lotus Make-Up India Fashion Week saw a holistic tribute in the form of a ‘Rainbow’ show. 40 designers from all over India came together with their interpretations of the historic article 377 judgement by the Supreme Court of India.

Updated on: Oct 14, 2018 2:22 PM IST

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The last day of the Lotus Make-Up India Fashion Week saw a holistic tribute in the form of a ‘Rainbow’ show. 40 designers from all over India came together with their interpretations of the historic article 377 judgement by the Supreme Court of India.

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This collection by designer Gaurav Gupta kicked off the grand finale.

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A design by Suneet Varma, which was part of the tribute.

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Dev r Nil were part of the show which marked the historic article 377 judgement by the Supreme Court of India.

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Rina Dhaka was also part of the collaboration.

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Rajesh Pratap Singh’s collection drew a huge applause from the audience.

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Wendall Rodricks as always, didn’t fail to impress.

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Huemn’s design drew huge support form the attendees.

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Samant Chauhan paid a beautiful tribute to inclusivity with this design.

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Actress Huma Qureshi was the showstopper, and said she felt honoured to be part of it.

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President of FDCI Suniel Sethi along with the designers.