Fahion’s new ‘it’
designer- Rahul Mishra
Rahul Mishra, a physics graduate found
his calling at the NID in apparel designing and today stands before us as a flawless
indian designer!
Born and brought up in Kanpur,
Rahul got scholarship in Milan which was the turning point of his life. After
that he kept mesmerizing the audience with his highly renowned craftsmanship
which became a signature in his garments. The intricate, hand woven and embroidered work was
present in almost all his garments. He creates slow fashion and provides work
to the traditional weavers and craftsmen and enlightens up a way to direct the work of the native Indian highly
skilled craftsmen to the world through his clothes.
There is overflowing simplicity
in his work. He colour palette mostly consists of pastel and saturated colours
and he uses ethereal whites and off whites in his collection.
His latest collection at the
amazon fashion week showcased fusion style as his inspiration came from his
wife . He described the modern day women who are always multitasking from work
to home. This makes them strong keeping their feminity intact.
The tree of life collection used
a lot of floral embroidery along with geometric progressive design. Beautiful
hand created motifs gave strength and colour to the soft gauzy and sheer
garments.
The best part about Rahul mishras
collection is that it is never
intimidating, it never uses extravagant embellishments.
He uses simplicity with deep embroidery.
There was a lot of
juxtapositioning and flow to his style.
He plays around with saturated hues and uses dark colours like blacks,
purple as well.
His strength as a designer is how
he comes up with something new each time,continuing the garment flow and
consistency from his previous collections.
He incorporated new shapes and styles
to his outfits, new cuts. His reversible collection in 2006 gave the pleasure
of two in one outfit and his collection at the amazon week was wonderful in a
way that separates in his collection could be used independently.
Rahul uses a lot of sheer
paneling, trench coats, front open zips,capes, simple yet intricate embroidery
on chanderi, wool and silk.
In his latest autumn wonder
collection for fall winter 2016,the collection comes out to be very serene and
classy.
The peplum tops are beautifully complemented
with very saturated colour floral work on it. The saturated geometric
progressive deigns on whites and off whites look very warm and ethereal. The costumes
are asymmetrical and flowy, a part of his signature look.The sheer paneling was
done beautifully on trench coats with minimal floral affair.
There are different varieties of
front open styles from slits, to diagonal front cut to slight dhoti work.
The sheer had beautiful parrot
embroidery on it.
There is consistency in the
colour palette and design and the colour grows warmer and darker .
The above ankle pants with flowy
coats and cropped tops was one of my favourite ensembles , quite fashionable!
With every collection Rahul Mishra
brings in something new with his skirt lengh variations or colour combinations and from garment cuts
or stylized capes.
But what remains consistent,
forever enjoyable and timeless in his collection is the handcrafted work , the
gauzy and ethereal garments and
unintimidating and simple yet empowering look, the consistent colour palette
with different combination hues every collection and variation in cuts and
styles.They are always asymmetrical not proportionate. He always plays around
with the fusion and clothes combinations. The churidaars are replaced by sheer
lacing palazzos or long front with embroidery patches . He plays with collars
and neck lines keeping flow consistent or an easy look to his overall costume.
Fabrics high quality and the fabrics are the crux with lustrous energy.
His trench coats, and fusion
styles create noise about his clothes. Paneling is always seen in his work whether
its garments or sheers.
What makes Rahul Mishra iconic is his ability to produce
beautiful craftsmen work on his delicate yet empowering fabrics and bringing
them out every season with a different sense of style and inspiration to it.
According to me he should play around a bit more with the
shoulders of his garments. Although they are prefect and commendable yet, a
little tint of newness and fun and exploration with his shoulder work could
probably work .I feel he could avoid the use of certain dominant colours like
purple which seems dull and inconsistent.
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