Suneet
Varma – A bit of spice
‘Style Guru’ Suneet Verma has been a name to reckon
with in India’s fashion circles over the past 15 years. Suneet’s
lunge into the world of fashion began after he graduated from the
London School of Fashion in 1986, followed by enriching stints with
couturiers Nikole Farhi in London and Yves Saint Laurent, Paris.
Ever since,
Suneet has been involved with many activities enveloping almost
every perceivable aspect of the concept of fashion ranging from
the revival of weaving and embroidery to researching and developing
couture embroidered garments for international design houses like
Donna Karan, Carolina Herrera, Mary McFadden and Nicole Miller.
Suneet has done
solo shows in London, Paris, New York, Hong Kong, Davos, Dubai,
Bangkok and Jakarta. His first ever prêt collection ‘Le
SPICE’ was launched at the LIFW 03, Mumbai. The essence of
Le SPICE is in the spirit of the Suneet Varma woman, who is sassy,
sexy and spicy! The clothes are an amalgamation of Suneet’s
look developed over the last fifteen years with his couture and
collection clientele and the need for a more affordable, youthful
yet stylish line.
The collection
offers stylized tunics in a variety of shapes with cowl necks, handkerchief
and bell sleeves, interesting neckline details and short sleeve
options. The A-line skirts are floor length with textural embroidery
in whimsical motifs layered for a young, colourful look. The short
skirts are spicier, cut on the bias with interesting details of
coloured bands, beaded tassels on hems and matching embroidered
belts. Both lengths can be worn with great looking separates like
sporty tanks and short fitted shirts.
The colours
are bright in hues of lime, yellow, red, cobalt blue, orange and
fuchsia pink. Besides black, beige and white remain the all-time
favourites. The fabrics are light-weight chiffons, drape friendly
georgettes and stretch cotton for the right fit.
The collection can be worn as striking separates or as twin sets,
depending on the occasion and the desired effect. |