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Katrina Kaif Dazzles in Vintage Indian Embroidery
31 Oct
Summary
- Katrina Kaif graced Vogue India's cover in designer ensembles.
- The outfits showcased intricate Indian textile heritage and embroidery.
- Designs featured techniques like zardozi, chikankari, and Aari styles.
Katrina Kaif recently graced the cover of Vogue India, showcasing stunning outfits designed by Abu Jani and Sandeep Khosla. These ensembles paid homage to India's rich textile heritage and exquisite embroidery skills, blending traditional artistry with modern fashion.
The designers featured classic techniques such as zardozi and chikankari embroidery, with Kaif wearing a chiffon top and skirt adorned with these intricate details. Their longstanding dedication to promoting chikankari over 35 years was evident in the pieces.
One outfit, a pink kurta set, was inspired by the duo's very first collection. Originally made of silk, Kaif's version was crafted from tissue for an airy feel, complemented by kadli embellishment and a vintage brocade dupatta.
Another look drew from the designers' 1998 Kehkashan collection, featuring a modified embroidered coat with puffed sleeves. This creation utilized Aari style embroidery with resham threads, offering a bohemian touch paired with a velvet skirt and satin blouse.
