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Tarun Tahiliani , Tanishq Join Forces for Bridal Jewelry Line

The collection is meticulously designed with intricate and unique karigari techniques like Rawa, Filgree, Chandak and enamel work along with coloured stones piroi for brides who seek exclusivity and uniqueness in their wedding ensembles. The delicate patterns and effortless artistry highlight the rich origin of these Karigari techniques…reports Asian Lite News

A tale of timeless traditions and exquisite craftsmanship with a harmonious blend of rich handcrafted tapestry and contemporary pieces, Tanishq, India’s largest jewellery retail brand from the house of Tata presents ‘Rivaah x Tarun Tahiliani’. The brand announces an exclusive collaboration with the visionary fashion designer Tarun Tahiliani under its exclusive wedding sub-brand- Rivaah.

The collection thoughtfully curated for metro brides beautifully encapsulates the essence of timeless traditions and culture while embracing the evolving preferences that resonate with today’s brides.

Rivaah x Tarun Tahiliani promises to marry age-old traditions with modern sensibilities. Drawing inspiration from Tahiliani’s signature embroideries – Chikankari, Kashida, Zardosi, and Diamond – the collection is poised to redefine bridal elegance. Each piece is an embodiment of the bride’s individuality, capturing the essence of Tahiliani’s rich archives of iconic embroideries and patterns with Tanishq’s timeless jewellery Karigari techniques. 

In the Rivaah x Tarun Tahiliani, craftsmanship is combined with the finest Indian embroideries whether it’s Chikankari from Lucknow or Kashida from Kashmir, the ornate collection is a perfect splendor for Indian Weddings. The unique collaboration reflects the spirit of the modern Indian bride. Aiming to cater to her desire for both comfort and style, the collection offers a versatile range suitable for various wedding occasions – from the grand ceremony to intimate gatherings. The collection features unique designs where opulence merges with extravagance creating a stunning array of jewellery that resonates with culture and tradition while addressing the contemporary preferences of today’s brides. The collection is meticulously designed with intricate and unique karigari techniques like Rawa, Filgree, Chandak and enamel work along with coloured stones piroi for brides who seek exclusivity and uniqueness in their wedding ensembles. The delicate patterns and effortless artistry highlight the rich origin of these Karigari techniques.

Speaking on the launch of ‘Rivaah x Tarun Tahiliani, Mr Ajoy Chawla, CEO Jewellery Division at Titan Company Limited said, “Rivaah x Tarun Tahiliani is a tale of collaboration rooted in shared design values and core principles, a synergy that empowers the modern Indian bride. It intertwines timeless traditions and exquisite craftsmanship, weaving a harmonious tapestry of handcrafted artistry and contemporary allure. Rivaah by Tanishq proudly unveils this exclusive partnership with visionary fashion designer Tarun Tahiliani. This collection gracefully captures the essence of age-old traditions while embracing the evolving tastes of the new-age brides. Marrying traditional techniques with modern sensibilities, it draws inspiration from Tahiliani’s iconic embroideries, promising to redefine bridal elegance with Tanishq’s timeless jewellery craftsmanship.”

Speaking on the launch of ‘Rivaah x Tarun Tahiliani’, Ms. Revathi Kant, Chief Design Officer, Titan Company Limited said, “The ‘Rivaah x Tarun Tahiliani’ collection is a testament to the synergy between timeless craftsmanship and modern elegance. This collaboration has enabled us to design jewellery that transcends eras and appeals to the modern bride. Taking inspiration from Tarun Tahiliani’s iconic embroideries, this collection speaks ethno-contemporary in all its magnificence. It’s particularly designed for the discerning new-age Indian bride who loves to participate in her wedding. The collection is a glorious celebration of time-honored artisanal craftsmanship and traditional artistry.”

Speaking on the partnership, Tarun Tahiliani said, “We’ve done jewel-like embroideries for years so it was a match made in heaven for me to collaborate with Rivaah by Tanishq – a name synonymous with incredible craftsmanship, unwavering trust, and reach across the country.

In addition, they have the most dedicated set-up of various karigar centers having the expertise of numerous and unique karigari techniques that we could access to design this stunning collection. My brand has always been about India-modern, our collaboration is a perfect match of two brands that have always celebrated Indian heritage and culture with a modern contemporary twist in our crafts. My brand has stood for light weightness, fun, and exuberance, which this campaign about the free-spirited bride beautifully encapsulates.”

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Tarun Tahiliani’s superior designs at LFW

The others who walked for the label were Sonakshi Sinha, Anshula Kapoor and Anaita Shroff Adajania. Actors Arjun Kapoor and Mohit Marwah were also spotted at the event…reports Nimerta C Sharan

Love it or deny it, but Indian fashion’s obsession with Bollywood showstoppers is real. Next on the list are the social media influencers, who are no more micro celebs. The second day of fashion week witnessed a bunch of popular faces, both on and off the runway. Master designer Tarun Tahiliani closed the day with his superior designs. Read on to know more!

Serving style, one garment at a time:

Deme by Gabriella Demetriades’ summer line, “Wild Heart” consisted of impressive gender-neutral pieces especially the denim separates, oversized jackets, wide-legged trousers and asymmetrical slit skirts. With a colour palette ranging from soft blues and greys to deep greens and browns, the party-ready collection was detailed with delicate sequins and pleats.

Summer vacay ready:

Known for its super swimwear, Flirtatious took inspiration from the Italian summer. Keeping up with the holiday vibe, plenty of abstract prints and vibrant colours were on display. The breezy dresses, cool kaftans and separates are perfect for your next vacation. Limerick by Abirr N’ Nanki also showcased some flowy resort wear options. Actress Shilpa Shetty closed the show for the designer-duo in a purple co-ord outfit. Both the labels also roped in content creators Santoshi Shetty and Johi Godambe to walk for them.

Shimmer and the stars

Co-founded by stylist Mohit Rai, Itrh’s very opulent line, “Dancing Queen” was showcased on day 2. If shimmer and sparkle are your thing, then this label is for you. Several friends of Rai walked for the label; however, it was stylist Antara Marwah who stole the spotlight. She bared her baby bump in full style, making it one of those iconic fashion moments. The others who walked for the label were Sonakshi Sinha, Anshula Kapoor and Anaita Shroff Adajania. Actors Arjun Kapoor and Mohit Marwah were also spotted at the event.

Fashion, fashionistas and the front row.(photo:IANSLIFE)

Monotone magic:

Delhi-based label Antar Agni showcased a variety of designs primarily dominated by fluid silhouettes and monotones. Through this collection, “Disquiet”, creative head Ujjwal Dubey presented his signature pleats and drapes, all packed with soft structuring and easy layering.

TT ftw (for the win)

The day ended with veteran designer Tarun Tahiliani’s Spring/Summer collection featuring exquisite pret ensembles. Tahiliani’s classic drapes and immaculate tailoring were the highlight of this outing along with actress Sobhita Dhulipala who walked for the designer in a striking red sari-gown. On display were embroidered lehengas, embellished shararas, jackets, capes and concept gowns.

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Ensemble x Tarun Tahiliani: An exclusive collection with design guru

Ensemble x Tarun Tahiliani.(PHOTO:IANSLIFE)

The organisation has five facilities in Mumbai, New Delhi, and Hyderabad as well as a significant global e-commerce presence under Tina Tahiliani’s leadership…reports Asian Lite News

The establishment of multi designer store Ensemble in Mumbai in 1987 is the narrative of how Indian fashion has changed over the past 35 years. Before its time, Tarun and Sal Tahiliani came up with a brilliant notion that decolonised design, transformed retail, paved the way for new professions, and inspired India’s first fashion scene.

The organisation has five facilities in Mumbai, New Delhi, and Hyderabad as well as a significant global e-commerce presence under Tina Tahiliani’s leadership.

As a highlight of the yearlong celebrations of exclusive collection previews, which were especially created to celebrate this milestone, Ensemble presents “Ensemble x Tarun Tahiliani,” an exclusive collection with the design guru. This collection is part of Ensemble’s 35th year calendar of collaborations.

“It is always a joy to see the trajectory of Ensemble flourish in its 35th year. It literally feels like we opened it just yesterday! To honour this, together we created a capsule collection of our best silhouettes and techniques developed for finesse and modernity while sticking to our design aesthetic”, says Tarun Tahiliani.

“Ensemble x Tarun Tahiliani”, the finesse of the fine Aari stitch in Kasab comes to life! “We have taken what might appear traditional and fully contemporized with our range of gilet, jumpsuits, draped dresses Kashida coats and other silhouettes that we love to see cross over from east to west”, adds the designer. A new shaded point stitch chrysanthemum that has been used as a motif of new life and paired with traditional zardozi stitches and Sitara, always celebrating the ‘India Modern’ handwriting.

The pioneering designs of Rohit Khosla, Tarun Tahiliani, Abu Jani & Sandeep Khosla, Neil Beiff, and Amaya (Sunita Kapoor and Anita Shivdasani), as well as those of Tarun Tahiliani, Tarun Beiff, and Abu Jani & Sandeep Khosla, were all brought together when Ensemble first opened its doors at Lions Gate in Mumbai in 1987. Therefore, “Ensemble x Tarun Tahiliani” serves as a type of homecoming for both brands.

“As we celebrate 35 years, we continue to remain explorers with an aim is to spotlight the indigenous craft, embroidery, and weaving traditions of India and present them in a modern format. And this collection does just that as it scripts the story of Indian fashion and presents design that mirrors the changing fashion vocabulary while staying true to building blocks of quality, craftsmanship that are hallmarks of both Ensemble and Tarun Tahiliani”, says Tina Tahiliani.

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Tarun Tahiliani’s magic of fashion

The couturier who coined the term ‘India Modern’, was true to his style with this showcase, an epitome of modernity, comfort, and effortless ease…reports Asian Lite News

Back in its physical avatar, the FDCI India Couture Week 2022 kick started in the Capital with veteran designer Tarun Tahiliani’s couture presentation.

In an offsite location at the Hyatt Regency Hotel, patrons soon forgot the late start to the event as the designer put up quite a show.

With this collection Tahiliani proves once again why his legacy and success, spanning over two decades, comes as no surprise.

The couturier who coined the term ‘India Modern’, was true to his style with this showcase, an epitome of modernity, comfort, and effortless ease.

Despite being a traditional line of Indian heritage which included saris, bridal lehengas and shararas, the styles and silhouettes were fluid, glamorous and sexy.

“I am of the firm belief that a thing of beauty is a joy forever, and creating exquisite clothes that feel like skin are part of sustainable fashion because then one will wear them again and again, value them, and pass them on,” asserts Tahiliani, who has always focused on the pedigree and longevity of garments.

The Painterly Dream, pays tribute to India’s craft heritage using the finest embroidery techniques, such as the chikankari, pichwai, and kashida.

The concept saris, modern drapes and tailored zardozi are an eclectic mix of the East and the West.

Glamorous blouses, sequin detailing, and light pastel shades made for a younger and bolder line of Indian essentials, which appeal to a younger audience. Needless to state, the backbone of this collection is Tarun’s inimitable India Modern style.

“As ironic as it sounds, the stillness of the Pandemic gave me and the studio time to revisit what we do, and think about how to technically, movement wise and flow wise, make it experiential rather than just dazzling discomfort, as many evening and bridal Indian brands have reached,” stated Tahiliani.

Multicoloured lehengas, long jackets over lehengas, and red sindoori sarees aptly designed for the modern Indian wedding featured a lightness of being and a playful side to them, a far cry from the erstwhile ostentatious and rather loud wedding ensembles the market had come to heavily rely upon.

The men’s line-up was even better with well-tailored silhouettes, kurtas and sherwani for men, interesting drapes, and achkans infused with age old craft techniques, coupled with the latest technology, lauded for their artistry and technical fit.

The couturier’s artistic vision, aimed at a global and modern audience, sets the pace for the fashion event which features over 12 of India’s leading designers.

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