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All that you need to know about 85 PRÊT at 85 Lansdowne

The Telgraph gets you a glimpse of what to expect

The Telegraph | Published 10.05.23, 09:16 AM
“We at Ofrida are inspired by a universal theme of abstract expressionist movement. Through these hand-painted stories, our clothing celebrates individuality in totality,” was the word from Team Ofrida. 

“We at Ofrida are inspired by a universal theme of abstract expressionist movement. Through these hand-painted stories, our clothing celebrates individuality in totality,” was the word from Team Ofrida. 

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What: 85 PRÊT

Where: 85 Lansdowne, 85B Sarat Bose Road

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When: May 10; 11am to 7.30pm

Who’s showing: Bonbibi, Queen Bee, Ofrida, Seesa, The Loom Art, Ilk, Fashion Avant, Chokhi Chorri, Ibiss01, Taro India, Nitya Bajaj, NGB and Abraham & Thakore.

Expect: Eas-breezy summer fashion that’s great to go to work in as well as for unwinding with friends.

Organiser speak: “85 PRÊT is a symphony of vibrant colours and breezy fabrics, celebrating the essence of summer and affordability. It’s a kaleidoscope of flowing silhouettes, playful prints, and effortless style. Embrace the summer days with confidence, carefree elegance and endless possibilities,” says Shalini Nopany, Director, 85 Lansdowne.

For Pooja Goenka, working director, 85 Lansdowne, “it’s a seasonal curation of fun, edgy, young and well-known talent from across the country with a big twist of all under Rs 20,000”. “It’s our pleasure to share this burst of novel energy with Calcutta at 85 Lansdowne,” she says.

Bonbibi will present Travelling Trunks. We love the play of geometry in this piece on Sanaya Mehta Vyas. “Expect breathable and light handloom (Kotpad) fabrics which are ideal for travel. Comfort and style is what this collection is all about. Sequins and patchwork on stripes and checks have made it all happen,” says Team Bonbibi.

Bonbibi will present Travelling Trunks. We love the play of geometry in this piece on Sanaya Mehta Vyas. “Expect breathable and light handloom (Kotpad) fabrics which are ideal for travel. Comfort and style is what this collection is all about. Sequins and patchwork on stripes and checks have made it all happen,” says Team Bonbibi.

Ilk’s collection has an element of fantasy and looks pretty.

Ilk’s collection has an element of fantasy and looks pretty.

Chokhi Chorri is bringing a “collection full of flowy silhouettes, clean cutwork and intricate embroidery”.

Chokhi Chorri is bringing a “collection full of flowy silhouettes, clean cutwork and intricate embroidery”.

Taro India’s pastels are a summer win.

Taro India’s pastels are a summer win.

A certain playful charm marks Abraham & Thakore’s collection with nature as an “inspiration”. There are khakis, creams, corals, lemon, citrus and blues, “juxtaposed” with black and white. Tunics and trousers, dresses, jackets, saris, scarves in cotton, silk, Tencel and linen blends, double ikat, silk cotton from Maheshwar and “specially woven Tencel x cotton blends” form a part of the collection. Patchwork, block-printing, crewel work, handembroidery and applique are part of the design board.

A certain playful charm marks Abraham & Thakore’s collection with nature as an “inspiration”. There are khakis, creams, corals, lemon, citrus and blues, “juxtaposed” with black and white. Tunics and trousers, dresses, jackets, saris, scarves in cotton, silk, Tencel and linen blends, double ikat, silk cotton from Maheshwar and “specially woven Tencel x cotton blends” form a part of the collection. Patchwork, block-printing, crewel work, handembroidery and applique are part of the design board.

The Loom Art will get a collection imbued in tradition, rendered the modern way, teaming kantha with Arashi Shibori.

The Loom Art will get a collection imbued in tradition, rendered the modern way, teaming kantha with Arashi Shibori.

Last updated on 10.05.23, 09:16 AM
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