INIFD present Sneha Bijlani AW17 at London Fashion Week

This season the India based Inter-National Institute of Fashion Design (INIFD) in association with The London School of Trends (LST) presents A Chaotic Romance at London Fashion Week for the Autumn Winter 2017 season with Fashion Scout. One of the designers is Sneha Bijlani

The collection has both been named after and inspired by Kalbeliya, a dancing community from Rajasthan.

 Multiple fabrics including faux leather, raw silk and cutwork lace have been fused together in each garment creating dramatic elements that are both balanced and structured.

A vast colour palette inspired by that of a peacock has been used in Sinehas collection including dark base colours mixed with warmer brighter detailing.

Intricately embroidered leather brings flavours of India into the western mould of the collection keeping it modern yet traditional

A Chaotic Romance is the result of a competition run by both institutes with over 2000 entries from across 60 premium INIFD Centres in India.
It was a showcase of 11 specially selected designers from India who have all been under the creative direction of Joe Toronka.

INIFD present Renuka Malhi AW17 Collection at London Fashion Week

This season the India based Inter-National Institute of Fashion Design (INIFD) in association with The London School of Trends (LST) presents A Chaotic Romance at London Fashion Week for the Autumn Winter 2017 season with Fashion Scout. One of the designers is Renuka Mahli

“The Princess Overlay" was inspired by both the luxury lifestyle of the Mughal Era of ancient India and one of the seven wonders of the world; The Taj Mahal.
 Rich hand embroidered gowns adorned with beads and pearls represent Indian Royalty from past eras who were known for their luxurious dressing.

The intricate craftsmanship in the windows of the Taj Mahal can be seen in the garments through the rich colour palette. Red has been used to symbolise love, passion and sensuality and gold to reflect luxury, grandeur and glamour.

Techniques such as sponge uplift have been used to give extra width to tiered gowns, corsets have been cut and styled using special basting and shaping techniques. Garments are given a current fusion using contemporary silhouettes and sensual necklines giving the modern girl who loves luxury, a look that melds together two different eras.

The concept showcases a contrast between the conservative times of Mughals where Queens who enjoyed luxury were yet not given the liberty to flaunt themselves due to cultural restrictions, but the modern girls takes it from there and drapes herself in the same yet contemporary cuts and stands with her head high revelling in empowerment.

A Chaotic Romance is the result of a competition run by both institutes with over 2000 entries from across 60 premium INIFD Centres in India.
It will showcase the designs of 11 specially selected designers from India who have all been under the creative direction of Joe Toronka.

INFID present Arpita Advani AW17 at London Fashion Week

This season the India based Inter-National Institute of Fashion Design (INIFD) in association with The London School of Trends (LST) presents A Chaotic Romance at London Fashion Week for the Autumn Winter 2017 season with Fashion Scout. One of the designers is Arpita Advani

This seasons collection The Kiss, has been named after and inspired by the painting by esteemed artist Gustav Klimnt.
The painting depicts two lovers each carrying a world of their own who come together in a union. The collection is a blend of two cultures combining Western art and traditional India. 

The motifs of the painting is rendered with traditional Rajasthani surface ornamentation techniques. Both mirror works and hand embroidery known as Shishathat showcase Arpitas skilled craftsmanship throughout the collection.
Love transending time leading to boundlessness, the painter refers in his painting the drip with luxury, submerging his feminine muses in mosaics of gold.

The use of mirror widely represents the breath taking landscapes and nature of India and these traditional motifs and embellishments reflect the colourful, effervescent life style of everyday Rajasthan. The designer depicts in her creation the complexities and under currents of love using myrid colours in borders, oriented shapes and flow.

The apt coordination and assimilation of colours, fabric, shapes all ultimately cross worldly bridges reaching ecstasy by combining two lovers into one. This season Advani has worked solely with silks in tones of grey, green and yellow.

A Chaotic Romance is the result of a competition run by both institutes with over 2000 entries from across 60 premium INIFD Centres in India.
It will showcase the designs of 11 specially selected designers from India who have all been under the creative direction of Joe Toronka.

INIFD presents Kaisar Shaikh AW17 at London Fashion Week

This season the India based Inter-National Institute of Fashion Design (INIFD) in association with The London School of Trends (LST) presents A Chaotic Romance at London Fashion Week for the Autumn Winter 2017 season with Fashion Scout. One of the student runner up designers is  Kaisar Shaikh.

A Chaotic Romance is the result of a competition run by both institutes with over 2000 entries from across 60 premium INIFD Centres in India

INIFD presents Shifa Bagwan AW17 at London Fashion Wekk

This season the India based Inter-National Institute of Fashion Design (INIFD) in association with The London School of Trends (LST) presents A Chaotic Romance at London Fashion Week for the Autumn Winter 2017 season with Fashion Scout. One of the student runner up designers is  Shifa Bagwan.

A Chaotic Romance is the result of a competition run by both institutes with over 2000 entries from across 60 premium INIFD Centres in India

INIFD present Michi Tanaka AW17 Collections at London Fashion Week

This season the India based Inter-National Institute of Fashion Design (INIFD) in association with The London School of Trends (LST) presents A Chaotic Romance at London Fashion Week for the Autumn Winter 2017 season with Fashion Scout. One of these designers os Michi Tanaka

 Japan and its minimalistic approach to technology has been the sole inspiration for Beginning.
The limited colour palette reflects the simplicity of the collection featuring only muted tones of black, white and grey.

Inverted box pleats and double inverted box pleats, asymmetric use of fabric and leather, all combine to give the collection its unique, sharp and deconstructed aesthetic yet tailored look.

 Japanese traditional embroidery known as Sashiko, has been stitched onto each garment giving the collection a slight feminine touch.

A Chaotic Romance is the result of a competition run by both institutes with over 2000 entries from across 60 premium INIFD Centres in India.
It will showcase the designs of 11 specially selected designers from India who have all been under the creative direction of Joe Toronka.

INIFD present Disha Kaura AW17 at London Fashion Week

This season the India based Inter-National Institute of Fashion Design (INIFD) in association with
The London School of Trends (LST) presents A Chaotic Romance at London Fashion Week for the Autumn Winter 2017 season with Fashion Scout. One of the designers is Disha Kaura

Disha Kaura Kaura was inspired by the Royalty of Punjab to create her AW17 collection, Kohinoor.

This season sees luxurious fabrics such as chiffon, satin, silk and velvet in an array of colours including eggshell, brunette, burgundy and turquoise.

Kaura showcases a range of silhouettes which reflects her cutting craftsmanship and desire to produce a collection that caters for all.

A Chaotic Romance is the result of a competition run by both institutes with over 2000 entries from across 60 premium INIFD Centres in India.
It will showcase the designs of 11 specially selected designers from India who have all been under the creative direction of Joe Toronka.

INIFD presents Pavneet Kaur AW17 at London Fashion Week

This season the India based Inter-National Institute of Fashion Design (INIFD) in association with The London School of Trends (LST) presents A Chaotic Romance at London Fashion Week for the Autumn Winter 2017 season with Fashion Scout. One of the student runner up designers is  Pavneet Kaur.

Her collection ‘Modern Mariam’ is an amalgamation of various cultures of the Indian heritage. 

The basis of her collection is Rani Jodha Bai, who was born and brought up in Rajputana cult of Rajasthan, but was married to a Mughal king.  The collection was inspired by Jodha Bai’s transition from one culture to the other.

A Chaotic Romance is the result of a competition run by both institutes with over 2000 entries from across 60 premium INIFD Centres in India

INIFD presents Gurnam Kaur AW17 at London Fashion Week

This season the India based Inter-National Institute of Fashion Design (INIFD) in association with The London School of Trends (LST) presents A Chaotic Romance at London Fashion Week for the Autumn Winter 2017 season with Fashion Scout. One of the student runner up designers is  Gurnam Kaur

Gurnam’s love for animals inspired her collection ‘Pichwai Raj’— the backdrop of sculptures of Hindu deities, an epitome of love towards mankind or animals, typically synonymous with Lord Krishna. The cosmic colours used in her collection symbolise the love for animals.

 The attires have animal motifs and are accessorised with chokers with silk strings, metallic bells. “All my designs and creations are for a modern girl. They have been created using the best of fabrics embroidered and embellished in the richest possible manner.”

A Chaotic Romance is the result of a competition run by both institutes with over 2000 entries from across 60 premium INIFD Centres in India

INIFD present Nisha Singh AW17 at London Fashion Week

This season the India based Inter-National Institute of Fashion Design (INIFD) in association with The London School of Trends (LST) presents A Chaotic Romance at London Fashion Week for the Autumn Winter 2017 season with Fashion Scout. One designer is Nisha Singh

 Curiosities the AW17 collection by Nisha Singh has been inspired by the heritage of Indian art in the UK.

Singh has used oil and glue based hand painted techniques on both leathers and fabrics to decorate her garments.

 Each piece is finished with the Kantha Stitch; a form of embroidery practiced by rural women of Bengal.

 The collection is a mix of prêt-à-porter and demi couture which showcases Nishas craftsmanship through diagonally weaved leather and acid painting.

A Chaotic Romance is the result of a competition run by both institutes with over 2000 entries from across 60 premium INIFD Centres in India.
It will showcase the designs of 11 specially selected designers from India who have all been under the creative direction of Joe Toronka.

INIFD presents Anmol Yadav AW17 at London Fashion Week

This season the India based Inter-National Institute of Fashion Design (INIFD) in association with The London School of Trends (LST) presents A Chaotic Romance at London Fashion Week for the Autumn Winter 2017 season with Fashion Scout. One of the student runner up designers is Anmol Yadav

Inspired by ancient Indian coins being used for decoration

Colour palette of tonal blues, grey and brown

A Chaotic Romance is the result of a competition run by both institutes with over 2000 entries from across 60 premium INIFD Centres in India.

INIFD presents Cheena Panjwani AW17 at London Fashion Week

This season the India based Inter-National Institute of Fashion Design (INIFD) in association with The London School of Trends (LST) presents A Chaotic Romance at London Fashion Week for the Autumn Winter 2017 season with Fashion Scout. One of the designers is Cheena Panjwani

 Sheath Muse is filled with rich floral hues including red dahlia, dove grey and acid limes decorated on a variation of fabrics including velvet and crepes.

 The silhouettes used are simplistic but have been manipulated into new forms and draped into various patterns.

Cheena has incorporated delicate mola art into her collection which consists of stitching several layers of different colours of cloth together and then using reverse applique techniques to highlight the intricacy.

 Mirror embellishments finish the collection.

A Chaotic Romance is the result of a competition run by both institutes with over 2000 entries from across 60 premium INIFD Centres in India.
It will showcase the designs of 11 specially selected designers from India who have all been under the creative direction of Joe Toronka.

INIFD present Shikha Garg AW17 at London Fashion Week

This season the India based Inter-National Institute of Fashion Design (INIFD) in association with The London School of Trends (LST) presents A Chaotic Romance at London Fashion Week for the Autumn Winter 2017 season with Fashion Scout. One designer is Shikha Garg

' Unilay Inlay' was inspired by the Taj Mahal, in particular by its beauty and grandeur, showcased through its inlay work and prominent decoration.

Parchiankari inlay work is an intricate art from which consists of motifs of holy plants, paisley and flowers. Each garment depicts the beautiful motif of inlay.

The colour hues of the garments have been chosen to mirror the colour scheme of the Taj Mahal.

A-line cuts form this collection accompanied with layers in figure-hugging jumpsuit and bodysuit in an array of truffle, golden and peach velvets and suedes.

A Chaotic Romance is the result of a competition run by both institutes with over 2000 entries from across 60 premium INIFD Centres in India.
It will showcase the designs of 11 specially selected designers from India who have all been under the creative direction of Joe Toronka.