To adorn this festive season with fizzy shades of various regions of the country, an exhibition cum sale 'Vintage Queen 2015' was organised for the shopaholics of the city.
With the onset of the festive season, the shopaholics explored a huge variety of designer stuff at the exhibition as add-ons to their wardrobe. Organised by Vogue Diaries, the exhibition was put up at Hotel Sayaji that concluded here on Sunday.
The exhibition flaunted the fashionable and stylish collection for women. Also the exhibition was about the stuff for luxury and home décor.
At the exhibition the designs by celebrity designer Mumtaz Khan remained the centre of attraction. Mumtaz presented the colours and sparkling shades of Madhya Pradesh. His designs included the prints and materials of Madhya Pradesh. Mumtaz carved out his imagination over Maheshwari and Chanderi dress materials. He adorned the materials with the prints of State including Bagh and Dabu print were absolute delight for the city fashion freaks. The western cuts and the work over neck were the highlights of his wondrous designs.
In a nutshell, he presented the ethnic look in western style which left the shopaholics totally astounded. The zari work he put in his designs were gave the clothes a cosmopolitan look.
His designs included not only the stuff for ladies but also for men. The sherwani he presented over the ramp was much appreciated by the shopaholics of the city.
Also the exhibition was all about the handpicked designs from Delhi, Mumbai, Pune, Jaipur, Ahemdabad, Indore and Surat especially for all the happening ladies of the town.
The fair on the concluding day grabbed the attention of the huge crowd. A designer from Indore Saba Khan kept her designs exclusively for Diwali. Her designs were totally based on the theme that goes with festival of lights. She used variant colours that could glow up the wardrobe of the ladies this festival.
The exhibition cum sale Vintage Queen exhibited the ethnic designs and the shopaholics enhanced their choice at one stop as it was organized exclusively for Diwali shopping.