Bombay Electric Presents Day Disco by Rahul Gandhi and Rohit Khanna

Bombay Electric Presents Day Disco by Rahul Gandhi + Rohit Khanna 6th – 10pm December 10th 2009
Day Disco= Music x Fashion x Texture x Touch. Priya Kishore of Bombay Electric along with Delhi designer duo Rohit Gandhi and Rahul Khanna hosted a day Disco to celebrate the launch of their AW Line.

Some of the Celebrities present wer Carol Gracias, Bhavna Sharma, Bose Krishnamachari, Binal Trivedi, Gregory Roberts and Princess Francois Sturdza, Beenu Bawa, Nachiket Barwe, Narendra Kumar, Pooja Mishra, Akanksha Nanda, Sri Goswami, Tara Lal, Anushka Menon, Yuvraj Malhotra, Rahul Mishra, Sangeeta Chopra, Nikasha Tawadey, Digvijay Singh, etc

Featuring this season’s hottest party dresses and the latest disco beats, Day Disco was one event by Bombay Electric that rocked the evening.

Rohit and Rahul are known for their vivacious personalities, and are always the heart of any party. With the hottest party dress designers + India’s most fashion forward store, this collaboration was a natural partnership.

Priya Kishore of Bombay Electric states “Rohit and Rahul’s directional pieces are perfect for Bombay Electric’s intelligent and design forward clientele. They were delighted to be the first to represent them online at www.bombayelectric.inand at their Colaba flagship.”

The sultans of subversion, Rohit Gandhi and Rahul Khanna draw inspiration from linear structures, geometrical lines and are greatly influenced by modern contemporary art. Their trademark look is minimal; their clothing is contemporary and structured. Engineered cuts and subversive detailing are highlights of this collection. Expect new forms of appliqués, quilting and cording with this highly anticipated collection.

Bombay Electric continues to innovate with directional design partnerships and exhibitions, leading to the moniker “Officially Asia’s Coolest Store” by Style authority Bahrain Poise. Writes CNN: “Bombay Electric blew Mumbai away when it first opened in 2006. It was the coolest fashion boutique concept store we had, and at last count, still is.”