We may not like these strapless Nishka Lulla dresses much but amongst the three we do have a slight predilection for Dia’s version. You?
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Left: Dia Mirza For Nishka Lulla at LFW
Center: Genelia D’Souza at Nishka Lulla Show at LFW
Right: Amisha Patel at Nishka Lulla’s Collection Preview at Fuel
Photo Credit: Viral Bhayani
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The young Ms. D’Souza was spotted at the Nishka Lulla show on Day one of Lakme Fashion Week in a dress also from the very designer’s latest showing…
For us, the collection was a bit too tween and reminiscent of Rocky S. There also seemed to be some traces of Barbie… Much too saccharine for us but then we are hoping we aren’t the target audience and the collection is meant for much, much younger women.
Personally, the way I see this collection working on slightly older women or even in an editorial way is only if it was styled with a hard edge. A cutesy dress paired with heavy eyes, severe hair, a leather rocker jacket and some fierce heels. Throw in some studs too. But that’s just me. :)
P.S: Dia Mirza walked for Nishka Lulla.
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Genelia D’Souza At The Lulla Show, Lakme Fashion Week
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Nishka Lulla Spring 2010, Lakme Fashion Week
Photo Credit: Viral Bhayani
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Agreed that hot pink/neon pumps can be quite the statement maker… but doing them three times in a row makes them more predictable than anything else. Irrespective of whether a statement staple or a tween obsession, we are ready for a change. What about you?
P.S. Nishka is designer Neeta Lulla’s daughter and just launched a collection of her own.
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Nishka Lulla
Left: At Huggies Fashion Show
Center: At Her Collection Launch
Right: At Ramesh Taurani’s 25th Wedding Anniversary Party
Photo Credit: Viral Bhayani
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Lakme Fashion Week started off with a show commemorating 50 years of Barbie. Several Indian designers had previously submitted their designs as to how they would dress the doll and the winning design would be then be worn by former model and now actress Katrina Kaif.
The show started off with Walushca Robinson in a pink Vikram Phadnis creation (already seen on Priyanka at the last LFW -see inside) and with models showcasing more outfits by various other designers. The winning design was Nishka Lulla’s, whose design was a tiered mini with a brocade bodice (as seen on Katrina). The best part of the show though was Waluscha’s daughter Chanel who while wearing a net gown designed by ‘The Shirt Company’ accompanied her mother on the ramp. So Awwwww.
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Left: Waluscha Robinson in Vikram Phadnis
Right: Katrina Kaif in Nishka Lulla
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Left: Wendell Rodricks Design
Right: Abdul Haldar Design
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Left: Jyoti Gupta Design
Right: Chanel Robinson wearing ‘The Shirt Company’
