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Shefali Shah Shimmers In Saree Of Trash Bags, X-Ray Sheets

Shefali Shah Shimmers In Saree Of Trash Bags, X-Ray Sheets

Shefali Shah Shimmers In Saree Of Trash Bags, X-Ray Sheets

NEW DELHI, (ANI) – At the Lakme Fashion Week here, the renowned design trio–David Abraham, Rakesh Thakore, and Kevin Nigli, better known as the ‘Masters of Minimalism’ presented a collection that remained true to the brand’s minimalist roots and reflecting a deep commitment to sustainability and upcycling.

The collection, aptly named “Finding Beauty,” focused on the idea that beauty and value can be discovered in discarded and overlooked items.

The designers transformed objects with no apparent worth into stunning pieces of high fashion.

David said, “What we were really hoping to do was question the status of what we consider beautiful and valuable. We believe that beauty can be found anywhere, and it’s time we address the disastrous effects of our consumer society, where we consume and throw away.”

A standout moment of the show was the opening look, worn by actress Shefali Shah. She graced the runway in an all-black shimmer sari, adorned with a long-sleeved blouse and a black belt cinching her waist.

What made the outfit even more remarkable was its origin–David revealed that the sari was crafted from bin bags, with sequins made from discarded x-rays.

“I don’t think you realize it at first glance, but that’s the beauty of the piece,” David chuckled as he explained.

When asked to take on the phrase “Dress to express, not to impress,” David wholeheartedly agreed, saying, “Absolutely, fashion expresses who we are. As Shefali said, whether you wear a kaftan at home or a police uniform, clothing tells everyone who we are–it defines our character and tells our personality.”

Shefali, reflecting on her own perspective, added, “I think it’s easier to just be yourself. If you try to impress, there are too many people to impress, and it’s kind of exhausting,” she said.

On her off-screen style, the ‘Delhi Crime’ actress quipped, “My fashion is a clean-scrubbed face, comfortable clothes, flat chappals, and hair tied up in a bun. I know it has nothing to do with high fashion, but that’s my go-to style.”

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