Namrati Soni wowed the audience with her techniques on contouring.
The fourth edition of the Vogue Wedding Show took place at the Taj Palace in New Delhi on August 5-8, 2016.
India’s leading fashion designers, Manish Malhotra, Tarun Tahiliani and Sabyasachi Mukherjee and many more presented their beautiful designs.
The invitation only event welcomed newly-weds, brides-to-be and their men admiring the breathtaking garments and jewellery.
DESIblitz rounds up the best highlights at the show.
Day 1
The first day of the extravagant show was out of this world. It started off with a masterclass on picking your perfect bridal outfit, by Vogue India’s fashion director, Anaita Shroff.
Popular hair expert Savio John Pereira also conducted a class on identifying hair texture, and how to select the ideal style for wedding season and maintaining gorgeous post wedding look.
Guests happily mingled through designs by Anita Dongre, Anju Modi, Varun Bahl, JADE by Monica, Karishma and many more.
There were also extravagant jewellery collections and a specific section of saree labels by Lakshmi, Ekaya, Myra by Anju Narain, Swati and Sunaina as well as Mangalmayee Jaipur.
Brides alongside their men tried on beautiful gowns, met with wedding planners, and sought unique ideas for their wedding celebration.
Day 2
The second day was an unmissable experience. It was a day for those beauty junkie lovers.
Namrati Soni, the talented celebrity make-up artist, conducted two masterclasses.
She wowed the audience with her fascinating techniques on how to do the perfect contouring and wing the classic red lip.
Her tutorials were unique, as she as gave personalised tips to each guest on finding suitable products for themselves.
Models also showcased wedding ensembles and jewellery at the show.
Daniel Jones whipped up a punch during his masterclass and showed the guests how to make the perfect cocktail.
Day 3
The final day of the Vogue Wedding Show had everyone skipping jewellery stalls from Khanna to Hazoorilal.
Couples were keen to meet with their favourite designers in search of the perfect wedding attire.
The two masterclasses of the day were unforgettable. Dermatologist Harshna Bijlani gave useful advice on skincare and pre-wedding treatments.
Nutritionist Kinita Kadakia Patel spoke about health hacks and the best way to get fit for a wedding.
Designers
The famous designer Sabyasachi focused on high quality traditional Indian wear.
He is known for creating bridal wear for women who are ‘self-aware’, ‘in touch with her heritage and embraces heirlooms with panache’.
He envisions grooms who wear his designs to be ‘someone who prefers understated elegant wedding wear with high quality fabric, finish and embroidery’.
His collection presented three strong themes – whimsical, artsy and bohemian. The rest were influenced by European glamour and rooted in the deep rich textiles of traditional Indian gowns.
Manish Malhotra’s ‘Persian Story’ was full of rich floral detail and wowed the guests.
He says: “This August, completed 11 years to my label and 26 years to my film career.
“I think for my label to be where it is today, the background of working for that many years in the moves and doing a lot of clothes I feel changed the way styling is looked, in Bollywood and made a lot of you guys all over the world aware of Indian clothes.”
The fourth edition of Vogue Wedding Show 2016 was truly unforgettable and a luxurious, eventful experience. We look forward to more innovative and glamorous designs in 2017!
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