Knowledge of nature was central to Disha Patil’s creative directions at Lakmé Fashion Week, which were presented in collaboration with FDCI. The Japanese Kanji for the Lotus Flower served as the inspiration for her “Hasu” collection.

Given that the term “Hasu” derives from the Japanese words “hachi” (bee) and “su” (hive), its connotation was just as enthralling as the collection itself. This then leads to the lotus pods, which are compared to beehives and are revered as sacred flowers.

As she started the “Hasu” event for Disha Patil, popular star Nisha Agarwal wore a white, multi-paneled, textured lehenga and a sparkling bralette.

Disha’s bridal collection was termed as Couture 2023, which had an intriguing interplay of patterns like the petals of a lotus. There was an intricate tessellated and stylized form for the amazing embroidery that highlighted the garments. The most interesting aspect of the collection was the use of fine fabrics that projected an ethereal look for the line.

Some of the highlights were the two-piece pantsuit lavishly embellished, followed by an ornate bustier and sharara set finished with an interesting, embroidered dupatta. The luxurious volumes of the lehenga were balanced with well-tailored choli and completed with an innovative dupatta. The slim, figure-hugging, long skirt looked just right with a long-sleeved choli sporting a stunning décolletage.

While the construction stayed on a modern, straightforward course, Disha’s favorite finishing touches, such as playful motifs, cutwork embellishments, and edging, gave the formal wear a touch of elegance.

Disha produced intricate silhouettes for the wedding trousseaux that would be perfect for the Sangeet night and other bridal celebrations with an eye toward the bridal wear buyer.

Diana Penty, who closed the magnificent bridal show, slid in a silver, paneled lehenga, a small bralette, and an embellished tulle dupatta.

Disha Patil’s “Hasu” collection focused on couture and bridal attire with glitz that will enthrall trousseau purchasers and be cherished by them as heirlooms.

Priyanka Dutta