Stylishly wearable

Tue, Oct 27 01:30 PM

India, Oct. 26 -- On the first day of the Wills Lifestyle India Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2010, while the senior designers shone bright, their juniors sparkled brighter. The day was high on creative energy. Wendell Rodricks

Wearability quotient: 8/10

He brought in the breeze of Goa on the runway with neat and breathe-easy silhouettes. With bias-cut skirts, tunic saris and dhoti gowns, the collection was crisp. Narendra Kumar Ahmad

Wearability quotient: 9/10

His was a collection young in appeal with flounced dress, embroidered satin dress, jump suits with taffeta inserts and brocade jackets. Morphe By Amit Aggarwal

Wearability quotient: 7/10

He surprised the audience with chic drapes in terms of dresses and gowns in white, brown and black with flowing silhouettes. Pankaj & Nidhi

Wearability quotient: 7/10

They shocked the audience with their best collection so far with an array of textures and stylish styles in geometrical patterns. Rahul Mishra

Wearability quotient: 10/10

Rahul proved that he means business when it comes to creativity. His khadi collection with stitch detailing and contemporary styles instantly won hearts. Rahul Reddy

Wearability quotient: 10/10

The highlights were the line-up of dresses with inverted shirts on them, pleated crinkled dress and the dress with multiple pockets. extremely stylish. Ashima-Leena

Wearability quotient: 5/10

They brought in vibrant hues and Western silhouettes with a fair sprinkle of kaftans. Anamika Khanna

Wearability quotient: 7/10

She made a stunning comeback with a line-up of black and white crushed sari worn over pants, shift dresses, organza coats and printed crushed sari worn over pants. Ashish N Soni

Wearability quotient: 8/10

A collection full of style with basket-weave draped dress, single breast one button jacket, box sleeves and bias single shoulder waist yoke dress. Tarun Tahiliani

Wearability quotient: 6/10

The line had plenty of drapes in jersey dresses and kurtas, ecru dresses and saris complete with shoes and clutches designed by himself.

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