Rahul Singh starts off his collection with a white chiffon dress symbolising an optimistic approach towards devastation and destruction. Dealing with glitz, glamour and destruction, colours like sea blue and white were dominant throughout the collection. Over-all printed evening wear, dresses and maxis were showcased primarily that defined the look of the collection.
We saw a come-back of denim in his collection with two pleated trousers. Chiffon and satin were in plenty. Pleated trims over sleeves and embellishments were a big feature. Dresses accessorized with glittery neck-pieces and double breasted jackets with trousers were his prime attractions. Portraying a juxtaposition of struggle and ambition, key elements echo empowerment and power dressing.
Psychedelic prints on chiffon and georgette, and double breasted jackets reflected elements of power dressing, which came across as his strength. ‘Sea of Science’ is what he called his collection and it showed clearly as the show progressed from whites to blues and then to a mix of both. The silhouettes were A-line and body hugging, with few flowy dresses and gowns as well.