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Ekta's MashaAllah inspired by Pakistani tribal wear
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Ekta's MashaAllah Inspired By Pakistani Tribal Wear. Indian Ethnic Wear Designer Ekta Dhingra Has Taken Inspiration From Pakistani Tribal Wear For Her Latest Collection Titled MashaAllah.
New Delhi: Indian ethnic wear designer Ekta Dhingra has taken inspiration from Pakistani tribal wear for her latest collection titled MashaAllah.
The spring-summer collection consists of shararas, ghararas, abayas, suthans and more in rangeen gota on chiffons, laces and nets.
The spring-summer collection consists of shararas, ghararas, abayas, suthans and more in rangeen gota on chiffons, laces and nets.
“My inspiration lies on the Pakistani tribal wear with a twist with contemporary designs in order to give a unique new era of fashion. This collection of mine depicts festivity and is inspired by today’s women,” Dhingra, owner of Rabha’s by Ekta store, said in a statement.
The collection, a perfect blend of trend and tradition, will be unveiled here March 8.
The collection, a perfect blend of trend and tradition, will be unveiled here March 8.
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