LAKME PRESENTED THE GYPSY COLLECTION WITH MALINI RAMANI AT LFW WINTER/FESTIVE 2010 GRAND FINALE
Mumbai, Sept 21, 2010: The Lakme Grand Finale proved to be a befitting end to the extravaganza that is Lakmé Fashion Week. Malini Ramani showcased Lakmé’s theme for the season – the Gypsy Collection, at the Grand Finale.
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Inspired by her personal journeys through different parts of the World, Malini’s collection was a celebration of color and textures. True to her style the clothes were vibrant, feminine and bohemian. The looks seen on the ramp were created with products from the Lakme Gypsy Collection and added to the glamour and free spiritedness of the garments.
Lakme Grand Finale Designer Malini Ramani said, “The show was a perfect amalgamation of beauty and fashion. The Gypsy collection saw influences from around the globe, several of them inspired by my own journeys. I designed this collection keeping in mind a cultured, exotic and playful woman who likes to collect stories and memories in the form of clothing and accessories from enchanting parts of the globe.”
Co-created by the Lakme Make-up Artists and the Lakme Grand Finale designer, the Gypsy collection is fashioned for the modern Indian woman whilst retaining global beauty trends. Clint Fernandes, Lakmé Make-up Artist commented: “We created bold, exotic looks for the Grand Finale show using Lakme Gypsy color collection. The range has vibrant colors with earthy undertones in rich, velvety textures. The versatile quartets with their high intensity shades are ideal to color, shape and highlight eyes. The Satin Kajal is a must for every Indian woman.”
Sharing his views about the new collection, N. Rajaram, Vice President, Lakme said, “This season, the collection was based on Lakme winter palette and brought together influences from around the globe. The palette is in sync with the festive and celebratory mood of the winter season. As always, Lakme has customized global fashion and beauty trends for the Indian woman.”
The final entry was reserved for the glamorous faces of Lakme, Indrani Dasgupta, Lisa Hayden, Amrit Maghera and Shraddha Kapoor.
What a night it was, filled with color style glamour and drama. It will surely be remembered long after the end of the Lakmé Fashion Week Winter/Festive 2010.
I have zoomed in some of the images for close look. Enjoy! 🙂
Rati, Did you attend all the events of LFW? it must be really amazing!! 🙂 🙂 🙂
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no i didn’t . 🙁 It was in mumbai so couldnt. :((
Priya,
By definition Gypsy is a member of a people that arrived in Europe in migrations from northern India around the 14th century, now also living in North America and Australia. Many Gypsy groups have preserved elements of their traditional culture, including an itinerant existence and the Romany language.
They dress up very colourful and traditionally . You see the head gears, feathers, vibrant colours, lots of junk jewelery- that’s kind of a signature style of gypsies. They travel from one place to another.
In hindi I think they are called “banjaare”.
I am not sure if that’s what you asked.. 😕
Why is IMBB so gloomy today 😐
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hmmm…just a little busy. Doing makeup and stuff. 😛
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What a beautiful color palette! The clothes on the other hand aren’t particularly inspiring.
Love the ramp makeup! It’s the hotness!
It looks so full of life. I wonder what music they must have played for this show. 🙂