Guess what's keeping Archana Kochhar busy these days? Well, the upcoming Aamby Valley India Bridal Week 2010 in association with Gitanjali Group
Guess what's keeping Archana Kochhar busy these days? Well, the upcoming Aamby Valley India Bridal Week 2010 in association with Gitanjali Group. We recently spotted the glamourous designer shopping at the luxurious Giantti store at the Atria Mall, Mumbai. Joining her was the beautiful Dev D actress Mahi Gill.
The two ladies took their time, dwelling on the exquisite details of each Giantti piece, which Archana plans to complement with her upcoming bridal collectionu00a0-- Gulal Genda Gehna.
And she couldn't have made a more perfect choice, as Giantti is just the destination for connoisseurs who wish to buy high-end luxury jewellery with exclusive allure and appeal.
Also, Giantti offers an array of haute couture Indian and international brands which will add glitter and sparkle to Archana's brides. Mahi was equally thrilled with the magnificent display of designs at Giantti.
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| Archana Kochhar with Mahi Gill at Giantti |
Apart from Gitanjali's popular brands like Parineeta, Nakshatra, D'damas and Gili, Giantti also has a display of international brands, brought to India by Gitanjali Lifestyle.
Archana, who has been making waves in the fashion world for over two decades, is renowned for her design sensibility, which is a perfect blend of exclusive embroideries and innovative texturising techniques.
She designs for the modern day woman who enjoys bold, contemporary pieces with an elaborate yet understated, traditional yet global wardrobe. Her Gulal Genda Gehna is a trinity of spectacular ranges which celebrates the iconic wedding emblemsu00a0-- Gulal, Marigold and Heirloom Jewels.u00a0
Each of the lines in Gulal Genda Gehna sums up the varied mood of a girl during the most special event of her lifeu00a0-- her wedding. Where Gulal is all about the free spirit and flaunts elaborate and flirtatious silhouettes adorned by Aari work and Gota embroidery, Genda, named after the flower of Indian festivity, celebrates selfless love. It is a line of bright lehengas, structured sarees and cocktail suits.
While Gehna, the third of the trinity, is all about opulence and royalty. Crafted for the occasion of wedding reception, this line dazzles with semi-precious stones and intricate mogul designs.
And considering Archana's choice of putting together her creative finesse through Gulal Genda Gehna and the dazzling shine from Giantti, you just can't afford to miss the show.
