The recently concluded fashion week had plenty of runway style inspiration.
From whites to sustainable fashion, androgynous looks to contemporary bridal wear, Lakme Fashion Week Summer/Resort 2017 had something in store for everyone.
Be it a seasoned fashionista or enthusiastic college-goer trying to make a fashion statement with his/her outfit, LFW didn't disappoint when it came to fashion trends.
Scroll down to see what these trends are!
1. White
IMAGE: White is the new black! We won't bat an eyelid before pronouncing it as the 'colour of the year'.
From the House of Milk to fashion designer Gaurang Shah's collection at LFW, white ruled the roost at the fashion week.
Model Deepti Gujral, above, walks the runway in a white creation from Amoh by Jade.
Photograph: Hitesh Harisinghani/Rediff.com
From the House of Milk to fashion designer Gaurang Shah's collection at LFW, white ruled the roost at the fashion week.
Model Deepti Gujral, above, walks the runway in a white creation from Amoh by Jade.
Photograph: Hitesh Harisinghani/Rediff.com
Exhibit 2
IMAGE: Carol Gracias, right, dressed in a gorgeous white-and-gold sari by designer Gaurang Shah.
The designer's Muslin collection featured several handwoven drapes, shararas and saris in white.
Photographs: Hitesh Harisinghani/Rediff.com,left, and Lakme Fashion Week, right.
The designer's Muslin collection featured several handwoven drapes, shararas and saris in white.
Photographs: Hitesh Harisinghani/Rediff.com,left, and Lakme Fashion Week, right.
2. Prints inspired by spring
IMAGE: Kiara Advani , above, was the showstopper for Farah Sanjana's spring summer collection.
The designer worked on a pastel palette of lilac, green, pale pink and mustard with splashes of golden blossoms for her collection.
The colours this season that dominated the ramp included subdued pastels and summer is all about light, fresh colours.
Photograph: Hitesh Harisinghani/Rediff.com
The designer worked on a pastel palette of lilac, green, pale pink and mustard with splashes of golden blossoms for her collection.
The colours this season that dominated the ramp included subdued pastels and summer is all about light, fresh colours.
Photograph: Hitesh Harisinghani/Rediff.com
3. Fringes
IMAGE: Karishma Shahani introduced a frilled sari in her collection. Divya Reddy's collection, right, saw fringes in different patterns and designs.
Photograph: Hitesh Harisinghani/Rediff.com
Photograph: Hitesh Harisinghani/Rediff.com
4. Exaggerated sleeves
IMAGE: Pernia Qureshi, left, looked stunning in a white fishtail skirt and sculpted top with intense sleeve as she walked for Pinakin.
A model sports flared sleeves with her sari, right, as she strode down the ramp during for Sailesh Singhania in a hand-painted sari.
Photograph: Kind courtesy Lakme Fashion Week
A model sports flared sleeves with her sari, right, as she strode down the ramp during for Sailesh Singhania in a hand-painted sari.
Photograph: Kind courtesy Lakme Fashion Week
5. Indigo
IMAGE: Designers added organic cotton, which was handwoven, natural dyed and of course hand spun to display some stunning textile at the Artisans of Kutch fashion show. The palette was a riot of colours along with white and indigo that created a perfect festive mood on the catwalk.
Photograph: Kind courtesy Lakme Fashion Week
Photograph: Kind courtesy Lakme Fashion Week
Exhibit 2
IMAGE: Imaad Shah models a multi-layered indigo collection for Rajesh Pratap Singh.
Singh's collection used handwoven ikat on the textile, which was made using pet bottle waste. For the footwear, he's used flat knit indigo T-shirts and khadi fabrics.
Photograph: Hitesh Harisinghani/Rediff.com
Singh's collection used handwoven ikat on the textile, which was made using pet bottle waste. For the footwear, he's used flat knit indigo T-shirts and khadi fabrics.
Photograph: Hitesh Harisinghani/Rediff.com
6. Separates
IMAGE: A model sports three different separates at the Amit Aggarwal show.
The focus at LFW was multi-utility clothing that can be worn with different separates.
Photograph: Kind courtesy Lakme Fashion Week
The focus at LFW was multi-utility clothing that can be worn with different separates.
Photograph: Kind courtesy Lakme Fashion Week
7. Contemporary bridal wear
IMAGE: Bridal fashion saw a new twist with designers going minimalistic and contemporary.
Candice Pinto, above, looks pretty in an olive green creation by Divya Reddy.
Photograph: Hitesh Harisinghani/Rediff.com
Candice Pinto, above, looks pretty in an olive green creation by Divya Reddy.
Photograph: Hitesh Harisinghani/Rediff.com
8. Androgynous fashion
IMAGE: This year LFW was all about inclusivity with gender-neutral model Petr Nitika walking the ramp for the first time.
The clothes at the fashion week weren't just meant for size-zero models and models strode the ramp in androgynous outfits for designer Narendra Kumar's show, above.
Photograph: Hitesh Harisinghani/Rediff.com
The clothes at the fashion week weren't just meant for size-zero models and models strode the ramp in androgynous outfits for designer Narendra Kumar's show, above.
Photograph: Hitesh Harisinghani/Rediff.com
9. Sustainable fashion
IMAGE: This year the focus was on sustainable fashion and comfortable clothing with a touch of culture. The GenNext designers used their collections to emphasise on zero waste and sustainability.
Trans-gender model Anjali Lama models Kolkata based designer Soumodeep Dutta's collection, which derived inspiration from the traditional sada sari lal par (white with red border sari).
Photograph: Hitesh Harisinghani/Rediff.com
Trans-gender model Anjali Lama models Kolkata based designer Soumodeep Dutta's collection, which derived inspiration from the traditional sada sari lal par (white with red border sari).
Photograph: Hitesh Harisinghani/Rediff.com
10. Handloom
IMAGE: Handloom was in the limelight with the new crop of designers trying their best to revive the dying craft.
A model presents a handloom sari for Sanjukta Dutta at the Lakme Fashion Week. The handwoven collection featured traditional motifs of the Bodo and Miri communities.
Photograph: Hitesh Harisinghani/Rediff.com
A model presents a handloom sari for Sanjukta Dutta at the Lakme Fashion Week. The handwoven collection featured traditional motifs of the Bodo and Miri communities.
Photograph: Hitesh Harisinghani/Rediff.com
