After presentations by Varun Bahl, Anju Modi and Tarun Tahiliani, it’s time for designer duo Rohit Gandhi + Rahul Khanna (RGRK) to take over the FDII India Couture Week stage to showcase their latest collection. And it was a brilliant night!
On the fifth day of the glitzy fashion festival, the designers presented their latest evening gown couture collection – ‘Fibonacci’ which, according to a press note, “constructed”. for global Indian dance at a sangeet one evening and take a stroll through Vienna’s historic ballrooms. “
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The event was further enhanced when Malaika Arora became the host of RGRK, and walked down the ramp looking stunning in a flattering sheer dress with a deep neckline, thigh-high slits and a short train.
Needless to say, fashionistas have had success in dazzling creations styled with a turtleneck, high heels and wet hairdo.
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However, there was more to the audience as the designers also advocated body positivity through their show and let Sakshi Sindwani walk for them, looking stunning in a tailored outfit. All-black trim.
Sakshi Sindwani walking on the ramp for Rohit Gandhi + Rahul Khanna. (Rohit Gandhi Rahul Khanna / Instagram)
Taking to Instagram, the body-positive influencer expressed her joy at walking the ramp and wrote, “Last night was the first time a full-fledged model walked at India High Fashion Week. We’ve legally made history together and I’m so grateful to have lived that moment! “
She also took her fans behind the scenes and shared a video that she captioned: “Everybody has great energy backstage and everyone is having the best time. I can’t believe I can share this space with so many talented people. I am surprised!”
Designers Rohit Gandhi and Rahul Khanna, and models Malaika Arora and Sakshi Sindwani posed together at the show. (Rohit Gandhi and Rahul Khanna / Instagram)
Before that, in an interaction with indianexpress.com, the designers shared the inspiration behind their collection. “It’s an architectural word. Our work is quite similar to architecture in that it needs geometrical accuracy. Inspired by the art of architecture, all our embroidery and patterns turned into one as we tried to infuse the Indian silhouette,” says Rahul Khanna.
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