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Contemporary Ethnic Wear Photography

byAditiAvailable for shoots across the United Kingdom and IndiaStarts from35,000 per event (4 hours)View full gallery

Blending global fashion aesthetics with traditional Indian silhouettes. Focused, clean lighting that highlights embroidery, texture, and garment form.

A vibrant portrait for designer Esha Arora. The bright pink of the kurta stands out against the clean white background, with a direct gaze creating an engaging image.

A dual-model shot for Esha Arora, showcasing two different colorways. The composition is balanced and clean, highlighting the elegant drape and embroidery of the ethnic ensembles.

A close-up beauty shot for Esha Arora's collection. The focus is on the model's expression, the delicate earring, and the rich colors of the dupatta.

An intimate dual portrait for Esha Arora. The composition is soft and romantic, focusing on the models' connection and the details of their hair, jewelry, and printed garments.

A detail shot from the back for Esha Arora, focusing on the elegant hairstyle and the delicate embroidery on the maroon kurta.

An experimental portrait for Esha Arora using motion blur. This technique creates an abstract, dreamy effect while still showing the colors and texture of the garment.

A lookbook image for Wabi Sabi, showcasing a men's bundi jacket with delicate bird embroidery. The circular architectural element frames the model and adds a modern touch.

A minimalist shot for the Wabi Sabi menswear lookbook. The model is seated against a plain wall, drawing full attention to the black embroidered kurta.

A relaxed pose for a Wabi Sabi lookbook. The soft blue of the kurta and the sprawling pose create a serene and contemporary feel for the ethnic menswear piece.

A dual-model look for Wabi Sabi, featuring layered ethnic wear. The composition uses a simple prop and clean background to keep the focus on the clothing.

About Contemporary Ethnic Wear

When I shoot traditional wear, I prioritize the interplay of fabric and light. Whether it is heavy zardosi or sheer organza, my lighting setups aim to preserve the richness of the embroidery while keeping the overall aesthetic clean and modern. We often use tethered shooting during these sessions so you can check the garment drape and fall on a monitor in real time, ensuring every detail is captured perfectly before we move to the next look.

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