Not too recently, her illustrious 'Dashapraharini' in Kolkata Fashion Week inaugural season, was an ode to today's woman. Whereas, this season her spanking new collection pays and ode to traditional Indian craftsmanship.
Globalisation seems to dominate the fashion world in the form of modified silhouettes, cuts, colours, styles etc.
Fikshion by Sanchita Julka gets in-rack the ethnic collection with global cuts keeping in mind the festivities. The designs plays a bright playful character especially made for her in numerous twists and turns.
The latest experiment by Sanchita is the replica of 'today's look'. The ethnic line with trendy and fresh asymmetric hemlines, stylish cuts and happy colour palette has given a new world to the designs. In the collected work we get to see many-a-things enhanced whereas, some are dwindled.
Designer Sanchita Julka states, "Globalised trend is in vogue, this makes a costume look very lively with playful fabrics and stylish cuts. This season's collection is a range of ethnic ensembles with the smartest experience ever. There are more of saris, salwar kameez, kurtis, jackets, coats, tops, shirts etc."
Talking about the global cuts, she says, explaining, "The designs are more smart and understated. I have teamed-up many-a styles together in trendy format, not only the work but also the printed lining gives an attractive feel to the attire."
The ordinary hemlines are very not in fashion this season, instead asymmetric hemline has been made in suits to give the design a bouncy and stylish feel. The experiment has given the ensemble more trendy comfort.
The festive season makes fashion conscious females look out for more-in style pattern than the age-old traditionality, Sanchita points out the uniqueness, "Well, it is true that the upcoming festivities make one force to hunt for something that she doesn't have in her rack."
In this line, the usage of leheria and bandhej has been made in a stylish pattern and fine cut with attractive zardozi work that makes the ethnic ensemble stand apart. Also the usage of resham with glitter and stone work adds subtle in the piece."
Talking to Sanchita about what are enhanced and what are dwindled this season, she elucidates, "Well, my latest collection has twist and turn feel with something going off and others multiplying. In salwar kameez instead regular pajama or churidar plazoo pant, yogi pant, dhoti pant, breach cut Patiala, trousers has been made."
The regular dupatta factor is going off-track instead I have made more accessorised stuff with latkans, laces etc which is shorter in size and easy to carry with the attire also I have made stylish collars to avoid the dupatta usage for more comfort.
She further adds, "The age-old lining factor seems missing now-a-days instead I have used printed cotton lining in georgette or chiffon which gives and attractive feel to the design."
The regular round cut seems boring and kills the style factor instead asymmetric hemlines has been made, which is why instead ordinary chiffon and georgette Sanchita has used fine shimmer chiffon and satin finished georgette which gives an sparkling feel to the design.
She signs off saying, "My designs also cater long and showy cuts, which will be coming in-fashion in-near future."
The 'Globalisation in Couture' flaunts leheria and bandhej in festivities with futuristic print and modern dimension with an urge to wear Indian heritage.
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