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Aditi Rao Hydari makes a statement in Tarun Tahiliani’s OTT collection at Lakme Fashion Week X FDCI

Lakme Fashion Week, in partnership with FDCI, was a spectacle of style and innovation as actress Aditi Rao Hydari took to the runway, marking the unveiling of designer Tarun Tahiliani’s new sub-brand, OTT, on October 12. Tarun Tahiliani’s OTT collection...
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Lakme Fashion Week, in partnership with FDCI, was a spectacle of style and innovation as actress Aditi Rao Hydari took to the runway, marking the unveiling of designer Tarun Tahiliani’s new sub-brand, OTT, on October 12.

Tarun Tahiliani’s OTT collection is a nod to India’s rich sartorial history, reinterpreted for the modern fashion landscape. He described OTT as ‘modern separates inspired by the rich history of Indian clothing, bringing back traditions in their simplest and most contemporary avatars, evoking a deep sense of nostalgia’. The collection merges traditional Indian aesthetics with effortless modern design, offering a fresh take on classic elegance.

Tarun shared his inspiration behind the collection, revealing that it comes from everyday life and the diversity of India itself. “I am inspired by life, inspired by India, inspired by people I see on the streets, museums, and the energy of everyone I work with. There are hundreds of people who work for you, and they bring so much from different backgrounds,” he said.

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Aditi, dressed in a stunning blue flowy outfit, said, “I feel style has always been about being authentically you and enjoying what you wear, and I’m enjoying wearing this. For me, it’s very important to feel effortless — that really makes up my style.” She added that fashion was deeply personal, “When you wear clothes, you should be happy wearing them; they should belong to you — that’s your vibe and that’s authentically you.”

Dia all for sustainability

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Bollywood actress and former Miss Asia Pacific, Dia Mirza, graced the runway for designer Samant Chauhan on Saturday. Dia showcased Chauhan’s much-anticipated bridal collection, Ethereal Bloom, which brought together the perfect fusion of traditional Indian bridalwear with a modern twist. Samant’s collection offered a refreshing take on Indian bridal fashion. The collection highlighted contemporary silhouettes while staying rooted in rich Indian traditions.

Dia Mirza, radiant as ever, walked gracefully in one of the signature outfits from the collection, which drew inspiration from the beauty of flowers. She shared, “This garment is a celebration of flowers. One of the most precious lessons a flower teaches is that it never compares itself to another. They just face the sun and spread beauty and joy in the world.”

She added, “I believe in sustainability with all my heart. It’s important to be mindful of what kind of garments we wear, where the textiles come from, and how the people involved in making them are treated.”

Sharvari slays in burgundy outfit

Actress Sharvari on Saturday turned heads in a statement jacket and skirt outfit at Lakme Fashion Week X FDCI Day 4. Dressed in a burgundy stylish outfit, Sharvari walked the ramp as a showstopper for designers Pankaj and Nidhi. Her infinity bomber jacket featured texture and unique see-through sleeves that she paired with an embellished top and mini silk skirt.

Diana Penty blooms in rose pink

Actress Diana Penty also made heads turn with her ramp walk. Decked up in a rose pink lehenga, Diana appeared at the show as a showstopper for Romaa Agarwal. Her handmade lehenga featured floral motifs, zardozi and sequins. She paired it with a stylish blouse with a plunging neckline.

After the show, Diana shared, “I love this outfit. It’s beautiful. It gives fairytale vibes. The best part is that it is 100 per cent handmade. Over 12-20 karigars worked on the outfit for almost three months,” she shared.

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