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Runway-Inspired Fusion Wear for Your Special Occasion

byAnyra CoutureVisit Studio in Sanjayanagara; Serves clients across BengaluruStarts from18,500 per blouseView full gallery

A look at my latest collection from the Bangalore Times Fashion Week. These pieces explore the intersection of our rich South Indian heritage and sharp, contemporary silhouettes designed for the modern bride.

A stunning draped saree gown from our runway collection, featuring a transparent corset bodice with western-style embroidery. The ruffled details add drama and movement, creating a show-stopping fusion look.

The full runway look of the draped saree gown. The combination of the structured, embellished corset and the soft, flowing ruffles creates a beautiful play on textures and forms.

A side profile of the draped saree gown as it moves down the runway. This piece perfectly embodies my love for blending the grace of a saree with the structure of a modern gown.

This dark blue ready-to-drape saree gown made a statement on the runway. The design features dramatic ruffles and is embellished with silver and self-colored embroidery for a touch of sparkle.

The halter-neck design and corset-style fit give this ready-to-drape saree a very modern and glamorous feel. The organza ruffles add volume and texture, perfect for a grand entrance.

The movement of the organza ruffles on this blue saree gown is truly captivating. It’s a hassle-free, high-fashion alternative to a traditional saree for any formal event.

This runway piece features a red Tishu Kanchi saree reimagined with a modern twist. I paired it with a one-shoulder embroidered crop top, creating a unique and stylish Indo-western look.

The full view of the red Tishu Kanchi saree with the one-shoulder crop top. This look is for the bride who wants to honor her roots while showcasing her modern, edgy style.

A powerful runway stance in our red Tishu Kanchi saree fusion wear. The asymmetric crop top is intricately embroidered, providing a beautiful contrast to the traditional gold weave of the saree.

This runway look features a long jacket, or koti, created from a Pink Banaras saree, worn over a silk skirt. The off-shoulder design and embroidered sleeves add a modern touch to the traditional brocade fabric.

About From the Runway: Fashion Week Edit

When you see a piece on the runway, it is a vision of what is possible. What I do for my clients is take that high-fashion concept—like the dramatic ruffles of a saree gown or the structured overlay of a Banarasi koti—and tailor it to fit your body, your height, and your specific event. We do not just copy the runway look; we adapt the silhouette and the embroidery so it feels comfortable for you to wear all night, not just for a walk down a ramp.

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