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Hyderabad designer showcases Mangalgiri weaves
Hyderabad designer Shravan Kummar showcased textiles of Andhra Pradesh. His collection is organically dyed and all handmade. Shravan will be having master weavers from Hyderabad as his showstoppers. “They are the people behind the stage, this time I wanted them on the ramp. They are running the weaving culture in India,” says Shravan.
Hyderabad designer Shravan Kummar showcased textiles of Andhra Pradesh. His collection is organically dyed and all handmade. Shravan will be having master weavers from Hyderabad as his showstoppers. “They are the people behind the stage, this time I wanted them on the ramp. They are running the weaving culture in India,” says Shravan.
“My collection is inspired by cotton yarn, which is used to weave the fabric for the collection. The collection was a pure balance of masculinity and femininity and inspired by this characteristic most of the silhouettes are gender fluid or unisex,” says Shravan.
“The theme was monotonic, where the kurti’s and lahengas were in same colour. And I presented 40 outfits and among which a few were sarees, lahengas, dresses, gowns, and suits for men in Mangalgiri,” adds Shravan.
