Rina Dhaka is a veteran designer who has not only marked her
niche in India but also has her distinct stamp in the international arena. Her
clients include Naomi Campbell, Martha Marzotto, Vittorio Radice, to name a
few.
“Silhouettes become smooth and precise, they add structure
to the free flowing” is the philosophy behind this particular collection of
Rina Dhaka showcased in India bridal week, 2013. The set was so beautifully
laden with lights that it reminded of a star studded sky at night. Sophie Chaudhary
opened the show donned in a beautiful mirror work bustier with an attached
panel extending till her navel, teamed up with appliqué patchwork sharara. Rina
Dhaka’s collection- ‘Free Spirited Bride’ was a play of textures, embroidery,
opulence and style with panache. Patchwork, gotha work and traditional kamdani
work ruled her collection. Neutral shades were beautifully paired with brighter
hues to give a stark contrast in the outfits. Flared pants and voluminous
skirts were the integral part of her collection. High collared multicoloured
tops, shimmering net shararas, short anarkalis teamed with beautiful patch work
churidaars, appliqué work on net were some of the highlights of her collection.
An eye catching yellow net saree with beautiful gotha work and sequinned
frilled border in net left many jaws dropped in the audience. Pinks, reds, nudes, yellows with sheer
shoulders were inspired by vintage monuments, jharokas and patti work. Sheer
has always been her muse and this time around she beautifully experimented
gold, stretch, satin, tulle and jail work to her trademark transparent
churidaars to merge delicacy with comfort. Some of the noted ensembles from the
collection were- nude jharoka embroidery with sharara wrinkle pants, patchwork
pants with angarrakha, patchwork in panchranga, long coat in patti work, gold
mokaish sari and also a sari in kamdani work. Prateik Babbar in velevet
sherwani with heavy goldwork on the shoulders and Amyra in gold and nude
coloured sharara concluded the show.
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