Through his collection, Rodricks will create a fusion of twenty Indian costume icons.
Designer Wendell Rodricks.
Noted designer Wendell Rodricks will explore the vast Indian textiles
and present the collection in a contemporary modern way at the upcoming
Lakme Fashion Week here.
Rodricks will celebrate the wealthy legacy of handwoven Indian
textiles at the upcoming Lakme Fashion Week Summer/Resort 2016 here.
The fashion extravaganza begins from March 30-April 3.
“My collection is called “Indica Emporia”. I used the Latin word
because I wanted to go back in time. The fashion of India has always
been a great provider of textile and culture. It (collection) takes my
philosophy ahead of being diverse,” Rodricks told PTI.
“We are used to see garments in a certain way I felt like giving the garments modern avatar in a contemporary way,” he said.
Through his collection, Rodricks will create a fusion of twenty Indian costume icons.
“We have taken 20 iconic garments and contemporarised them to modern
wearability. Like we have taken a simple garment like ‘dhoti’ and
converted it into a ‘dhoti jumpsuit’ with a sari,” he added.
He will celebrate the vast emporium of Indian textiles and clothing for Indian Textile Day 2016.
The Goan designer will use a vibrant Indian color palette of beige,
red, grey, peacock green, peacock blue and ultra violet among others.
By: PTI | Mumbai
