I don’t think I am qualified to say if it was or wasn’t Rajesh Pratap Singh’s best show ever(which was quite a debate, btw). But those clothes looked so vibrant, comfortable and gorgeous that I would love to spend my next summer luxuriously lounging around in them. We saw printed and layered shirt dresses some of which were hooded, sarees with jackets and structured/dhoti style trousers for women. He used many vibrant shades of orange, fuchsia, steel grey, red and a hint of yellow combined with big butterfly and geometric prints. For men, he used beige, grey, red and white and guess what Rohit Bal walked the ramp for him. Interesting! What I really liked about the show was that it was held outside the main venue so the pre-winter breeze just made it even better. Accessories used were chunky yet subdued and shoes were great! In fact I would like to know where were those shoes came from. I want. Thank you Rajest Pratap Singh for doing the things you do and the way you do them.

I don’t think I am qualified to say if it was or wasn’t Rajesh Pratap Singh’s best show ever(which was quite a debate, btw). But those clothes looked so vibrant, comfortable and gorgeous that I would love to spend my next summer luxuriously lounging around in them. We saw printed and layered shirt dresses some of which were hooded, sarees with jackets and structured/dhoti style trousers for women. He used many vibrant shades of orange, fuchsia, steel grey, red and a hint of yellow combined with big butterfly and geometric prints. For men, he used beige, grey, red and white and guess what Rohit Bal walked the ramp for him. Interesting! What I really liked about the show was that it was held outside the main venue so the pre-winter breeze just made it even better. Accessories used were chunky yet subdued and shoes were great! In fact I would like to know where were those shoes came from. I want. Thank you Rajest Pratap Singh for doing the things you do and the way you do them.