Best of fashion from India Couture Week 2014

A model presents a creation by Indian fashion designer Monisha Jaising during India Couture Week 2014 in New Delhi. (AFP)

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A model presents a creation by Indian fashion designer Monisha Jaising during India Couture Week 2014 in New Delhi. (AFP)

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Models walks on the ramp for designer Varun Bahl`s show during India Couture Week 2014, in New Delhi. (IANS)

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Models walk on the ramp for designer Monisha Jaising`s show during India Couture Week 2014, in New Delhi on July 17, 2014. (IANS)

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RinaDhaka (Fashion designer) Inspired by rajasthani gota work, her collection was for a no-frills bride. Left: Modern revamp If you want to go traditional without looking like a mantelpiece, this is your pick. Ideal for a bohemian bride, the ensemble pairs the timeless colour palette of red and black. Right:chiffonchic Slinky, sexy and sophisticated, a chiffon sari is the ideal way to celebrate the cocktail function. The gilded kamdani embroidery work is an accessory in itself.

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Anju Modi (Fashion designer) Her collection had prints like that of royal chariots on full skirts, that unleashed princess regalia. Left: Nouveau ethnic We loved how the sherwani incorporates side slits and pants instead of churidaar or dhoti in this ensemble. Brogues, instead of juttis, are a refreshing style change. Right: Fusion fantasia We love the dhoti with gilded lining paired with shirt, printed tie and a chic embellished blazer, that screams of impeccable styling. Wearing printed socks with duo-textured brogue shoes brought an extra edge to the look.