Ahmedabad: Titali Designer Studio by Khushbu Pathak Ruparel showcased its latest Navratri collection at the fifth edition of Ahmedabad Times Fashion Week. The collection brought together vibrant colours, modern patterns and oxidised jewellery, with designs created to reflect the changing preferences of contemporary Navratri celebrations.
Gujarati actress and model Bhakti Kubavat opened the show, walking the ramp in a Navratri ensemble from the collection. Khushbu Pathak Ruparel also walked the ramp as the showstopper, marking the first time at Ahmedabad Times Fashion Week that a designer presented her collection and also featured as its showstopper.
The collection featured a mix of colourful designs as well as black-and-white ensembles. Drawing on the spirit and energy of Navratri, the designs combined traditional elements with contemporary silhouettes and patterns, offering different styling options for the new generation.
Speaking about the inspiration behind the collection, Khushbu Pathak Ruparel said, “This time, my collection is a mix of colours as well as black-and-white designs, styled with oxidised jewellery. I wanted to create pieces that could appeal to different kinds of people and suit different styles. Keeping evolving fashion preferences in mind, I have also designed a series of chaniya cholis that bring a new touch to the traditional Navratri look.”
The collection was presented as part of the fifth edition of Ahmedabad Times Fashion Week, organised by C Manasukhbhai Jewellers and NIF Global. The fashion week brought together designers and fashion labels presenting collections that explored the interplay between traditional Indian aesthetics and latest fashion.
The Ahmedabad Times Fashion Week featured a range of collections and runway presentations, with designers bringing their interpretations of Indian fashion, craftsmanship and contemporary style to the ramp.
