ICW 2024: Wamiqa Gabbi Steals the Show in an Ivory Trail Lehenga and Webbed Headgear as Muse for Abu Jani Sandeep Khosla
The fashion extravaganza kicked off perfectly on July 23, with Wamiqa Gabbi looking ethereal as she strutted down the ramp in an ivory trail lehenga set from Abu Jani Sandeep Khosla’s ‘Botanical Bloom’ line. Her exquisite
The fashion extravaganza kicked off perfectly on July 23, with Wamiqa Gabbi looking ethereal as she strutted down the ramp in an ivory trail lehenga set from Abu Jani Sandeep Khosla’s ‘Botanical Bloom’ line.
Her exquisite outfit featured resham embroidery with ivory silk threads highlighted by pearls and crystals. However, what truly stole the show was her webbed pearl headgear, which elevated the look to new heights. Her neatly styled hair and bold eye makeup completed the look perfectly, ensuring the outfit remained the highlight.
The designer duo, showcasing in the capital for the first time at Hyundai FDCI India Couture Week, presented ‘ASAL’ and ‘MARD’ against a haveli-inspired backdrop with models sashaying down the catwalk to ‘disco mujra’ music.
Wamiqa Gabbi also closed the show, transforming into a regal bride in a red lehenga from the ‘Bridal Gota’ collection, handcrafted with gota, zardozi, and encrusted with crystals.
Accompanying her was Taha Shah Badussha in brocade pants teamed with a dramatic textile drape adorned with zardozi embroidery. His outfit was accessorized with a matching zardozi belt, in keeping with the theme. The Heeramandi actor also showcased another look: an olive silk tissue long kurta sparkling with crystal-encrusted flying birds, paired with brocade flared pants that were relaxed yet regal.
Talking about the collection, the duo added: “The collection married a new perspective with the beauty of everything old – that is, textiles, embroideries, clothes, and the haveli as backdrop. The collection delved deep into our rich archives to curate a series of ranges that paid homage to the impeccable craftsmanship and time-honored heritage of original designs by Abu Jani Sandeep Khosla.”