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Gaurav Gupta brings Vedic philosophy to couture in Paris

On the final day of Paris Haute Couture Week, the Delhi-based designer presented a collection full of structured and dramatic garments

From the Gaurav Gupta haute couture show, titled 'Hiranyagarbha' ('Hiranya' translates as golden, and 'garbha', the womb), in Paris on 6 July. In an interview with 'Lounge' before the show, Gupta had said the show was 'inspired by the Vedas and the journey of life'.
From the Gaurav Gupta haute couture show, titled 'Hiranyagarbha' ('Hiranya' translates as golden, and 'garbha', the womb), in Paris on 6 July. In an interview with 'Lounge' before the show, Gupta had said the show was 'inspired by the Vedas and the journey of life'. (AFP)
The collection was high on overflowing taffetas, chiffon, multitudes of glass bugle beads, crystals piled with traditional embroidery techniques like 'zardozi', 'nakshi' and 'dabka'.
The collection was high on overflowing taffetas, chiffon, multitudes of glass bugle beads, crystals piled with traditional embroidery techniques like 'zardozi', 'nakshi' and 'dabka'. (AFP)

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The collection's colours included shades of green, white, golden and black
The collection's colours included shades of green, white, golden and black (AFP)
There were structured gowns, pantsuits and sari-inspired dresses, all silhouettes Gupta is known for,
There were structured gowns, pantsuits and sari-inspired dresses, all silhouettes Gupta is known for, (AFP)
Gaurav Gupta towards the end of his show.
Gaurav Gupta towards the end of his show. (AFP)

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