The Fashion Design Council of India welcomed Namrata Joshipura’s presentation of her eagerly awaited “The First Order” collection at the FDCI Showcase. Namrata Joshipura is a well-known designer who just made a triumphant comeback to the runway. When she offered her viewpoint on how evolution is mirrored in fashion, Namrata Joshipura rose to prominence in the global fashion industry.

FDCI Showcase at Lakmé Fashion Week in association with FDCI exhibited Namrata Joshipura’s designs, which were all about sparkle and shine and re-created the post-modern disco elegance. Her collections always push the boundaries of glam.

For her, superbly crafted ensembles that competed for attention, cutouts, and drapery generated drama on the runway. Namrata is well known for her elegant party and evening attire. Her favorite pieces, the cropped and traditional jackets, were paired with gorgeous bodysuits and dresses that created a wonderful asymmetric tale.

Namrata has always chosen her colors carefully, so the audience was drawn to the cerulean blue, while the forest green added a calming element. Yet, the collection reached a high degree of style and design thanks to the classic red color. Yet, Namrata’s well-known black had a supporting part in the color drama. Namrata included the unique, quirky CD-ROM print to stay in touch with Gen Z consumers.

The precisely cut silhouettes included the well-liked jumpsuits as well as body-hugging body suits and clinging, draped skirts that were perfect for the body-conscious customer.

The long-sleeved jacket with back buttons, the bodysuit with a pussy bow print, and the sparkling, plunging neckline design were all outlandish options. The patterned, long-sleeved dress with keyhole detail at the waist raised the collection’s glitz factor. A sparkling corset and coordinating pants gave the outfits additional drama and elevated their opulence level.

As she strutted down the runway in a royal purple, micro-pleated, bell-bottom jumpsuit with keyhole intrigue and cutouts at the waist, Athiya Shetty put an end to the dramatic performance. The long-shoulder trains that floated softly behind the entrance added splendor.

The FDCI Showcase included Namrata Joshipura’s collection, which was an exuberant “fin-de-siecle” celebration for women who are brave, adventurous, and exquisitely composed when it comes to their sartorial choices and have the desire to go into future fashion with confidence.

Priyanka Dutta