DOLLY SIDHWANI’S ECLECTIC MEN’S AND WOMEN’S RESORT 2015 COLLECTION WAS A TRENDSETTING PRESENTATION AT INDIA BEACH FASHION WEEK 2015

A mélange of fashion was unveiled at Gionee India Beach Fashion Week 2015 by talented designer Dolly Sidhwani. Her “Nobel Faith” collection revolved around Dolly’s style mantra “what you wear today will be fashion tomorrow”.

Getting the show set for some great comfort wear, Dolly opened the collection with ex-VJ and actress Amrita Arora Ladak in a black asymmetric dress with silver metallic edging on neck and low back. Adding to the star quotient of the show the very dashing and handsome Ali Fazal Bollywood’s latest heart throb strutted down the catwalk in a quilted waistcoat, denim jacket, Tee and slim trousers.

For Spring/Summer 2015 Dolly’s creative vision revolved around six looks for men’s wear. Fun in the sun for the sporty male was a line of floral and pine printed shirts teamed with easy camouflage printed shorts.

T-shirts appeared with stylish denim over-shirts that sported special washes, which added a stylish grunge appeal. Earth toned chinos were fitted, while jogger jeans were an interesting introduction by Dolly.

Women’s wear had a line-up of denim jumpsuits, dresses, shorts, cropped tops with hints of lace. Embroidery was selectively used with necklines glittering on the ramp; while fabrics were fluid as lace played a dominant role in the collection.

Eye catchers were the blousoned printed mini with glittering neck and shoulders, fringed waist coats, white lace halter gown and black tasselled-front mini. Embroidered belts added a discreet shine to the dresses and gowns; while the print story in multicolours worked well on dark backgrounds.

Keeping the colour story very bright and summery, Dolly opted for green, blue, coral and of course neutral black and white. Prints played a major role once again with jungle and palm images livening up the cool dresses, skirts and jumpsuits.

For that perfect holiday wardrobe that adds pizzazz to men’s and women’s sartorial elegance, here was the right “Nobel Faith” option by Dolly Sidhwani.