of tibetan culture and religion the eclectic collection numen myth by shristi gupta and vidhi lunawat used emblematic shades of red blue and orange festooned with wellcrafted dragon motifs in golden cord hand embroidery epoch vogue by student snigdha jain was bridetobes sought after collection aesthetic fusion of modish designs and techniques befitting a brides trousseau shararas gararas lehangas skirts and jackets in flowing georgette rich cotton organza and sheer net in shades of pink grey and green were enriched with chikankari work the ensembles blended vintage luchnowi art with contemporary high fashion to revive the romance of a bygone era student eshita bokadias collection pastel patina flaunted a range of costumes doused in a pastel colours the bohemian style garments were embellished with sartorial boxes blithe patterns and dainty colourful beads all rooting for the subtle style desi firangi a collection by anjali pareek perry and upasana agarwal was an alluring blend of contemporary and traditional palettes offering a casual look to the costumes indowestern silhouettes anarkali cuts dhotitrousers and skirts in electrifying hues and gota work were part of the collectionsaloni jain sandali jain and shaikh sahers presented origami terrestrial inspired from garden straight fit silhouettes in dresses made with diverse fabrics and embellished with the origami technique were part of the collection net hats fine laces and floral trinkets added to the nymphlike look whilst recreating earthly paradise watch students raise voice for social issues through their collection at iis universitys annual fashion show