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Wills Lifestyle India Fashion Week

The 15th edition of Wills Lifestyle India Fashion Week (WLIFW) Autumn-Winter 2010 got off to flying starts; there is a latest collection of India’s top fashion designers. ‘Kotwara’, the collection named after Asia’s oldest Islamic dynasties, presented by Meera and Muzaffar Ali, in those attractive outfits’ designs models are looking awesome.

Wills Lifestyle India Fashion WeekThere is a wide range of silk, chiffon and feathers. Both the designers said that challenge the notion of luxury in the world of high fashion.

Designer Tarun Tahiliani steered awary from causual jewels and experimented with the shades of navy, gray and cream with gold, ruby. He said that he wants to recreate Indian glamour in his collection.

The WLIFW-AW 2010, hosted by the Fashion Design Council of India, will witness the participation of 130 designers and 75 of them will also be presenting shows,

The fashion extravaganza, featuring 43 shows that will run rill March 28 will also witness the participation of 19 new designers.

Ranbir- Katrina at WIFW grand finale

Bollywood actor Ranbir Kapoor and the most beautiful actress Katrina Kaif shared down the ramp at the grand finale of the Wills Lifestyle India Fashion Week (WIFW) for the most famous and talented fashion designer Rohit Bal.

Ranbir and Katrina


Ranbir Kapoor was dressed in an embroidered white sherwani and Katrina Kaif attired in a short white dress that made her looked like a Barbie doll. The main show area was draped with golden curtains. The clothes in the show were designed to showcase the Mughal era of India.

The collection was named Yasas, which means grand in Sanskrit. Rohit Bal said, "The collection is a reflection of incredible talent that we have in India in terms of artisans and craftsmanship. The line is an ode to India's rich heritage." He also added by saying, "It is totally about India, which was once known as the 'Golden Peacock'. Through this line, I am bringing that golden era back to India.