As the world’s only handloom couturier, Vaishali S showed her commitment to reframing handloom as art, not craft — 100% handmade, sustainable, and worthy of its place on the global couture stage.
The clack of looms, the perfume of mogra, and the texture of handwoven fabrics drew guests deep into the world of handloom couture.
An ivory statement with pleats at its core, elevated by a corset blouse and floral sleeve. A perfect balance of modern couture and contemporary handloom craft.
Bold, vibrant, and impossible to ignore, this red look has a personality of its own. The dramatic flower-like texture gives it a fierce edge, ready to turn heads and own the spotlight globally.
Three expressive performances by Sadhguru Gurukulam Samskriti School captured the journey of handloom. From the beginnings of thread, to the structured rhythm of the loom, to the final fabric taking shape in beauty and purpose.
How could you miss those shoulders? Delicate, intricate spirals sit like art, yet make a powerful statement. The motif carries through the outfit, from the central embroidery to the pleats through the dress, echoing the spiral pattern in every detail.
ISVARI’s heirloom jewels, each taking over 1,000 man-hours to craft, brought a touch of heritage to Vaishali Shandule’s silhouettes. Rare gemstones that were sourced over decades met artisanal mastery rooted in India’s rich craft traditions.
The colour, the fringe, the care in draping that sleeve. Every detail works in harmony, coming together to create a beautifully layered, standout look.
NAAD unfolded as an immersive journey for sight, sound, scent, touch, and taste.