Dressed in an electrical blue lehenga crafted by couturier Gaurav Gupta, actor Janhvi Kapoor walked down the ramp to the beats of Indian classical music on the third day of the India Couture Week (ICW) 2023 right here.

On Thursday night time, Gupta introduced his 2023 couture assortment, titled ‘Hiranyagarbha’, to the Indian audiences after showcasing it on the Paris Haute Couture Week earlier this month.

Inspired from the manifested cosmos in Vedic philosophy, the gathering contains the interpretations of the 5 components: earth (prithvi), water (jal), fireplace (agni), air (vayu), and house (akasha) from the common womb, in accordance with a notice from the designer.

Gupta mentioned Kapoor’s ensemble was impressed by the water aspect.

”It is all about totally different colors and components coming collectively. You see orbital embroideries and pearls. Glitzy embroideries like her lehenga proper right here and electrifying Janhvi on the ramp as properly. ”Her look is electrifying and on the similar time, it is serene as Janhvi is. This is impressed by water as a part of the ‘Hiranyagarbha’,” he advised reporters on the post-show press convention held at DLF Emporio right here.

The assortment is ”a journey from beginning, transformation, realisation, and eventual concord with the cosmos”, the designer mentioned.

Kapoor’s lehenga was adorned with 3,000 hand-embroidered bugle beads and took 457 man hours to be made.

The ”Bawaal” actor, who has worn Gupta’s designs for occasions and journal covers prior to now as properly, mentioned she was ”thrilled” to stroll the ramp for the couturier. ”We had been speaking about doing one thing like this for thus lengthy and eventually, we now have completed it. I’m so excited. It has been an important day, we have all had a good time,” she added.

For this edit of the couture assortment, the designer expanded the ‘Hiranyagarbha’ story (in regards to the starting of the universe as described in Vedas) to incorporate reception cocktail lehengas, robes, saris and trendy hybrid silhouettes with the synergies of snug, assured, straightforward couture.

Further, Gupta added whimsical creatures reminiscent of dragons, pegasus, and centaur which had been rendered in 3-D embroideries onto tuxedos and bandhgalas below the menswear phase.

The ICW, organised by the Fashion Design Council of India (FDCI), will conclude on August 2.

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