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Gaurav Gupta Stuns The Paris Ramp With Vedas

7 JULY, 2023

Dristi Sharma

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Indian designer Gaurav Gupta showcased his designs on the fourth day of the Paris Couture Week, on July 6. The collection was called 'Hiranyagarbha'. 

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According to the Vedas, Hiranyagarbha, derived from hiranya (golden) and garbha (womb), is the source from which all creation emerge. His collection conceptualises the process of life in varied colours.

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Cardi B, who was dressed in a dramatic neon gown with a hooded cape by Gaurav Gupta, was also at the show. Gupta has previously dressed her in that viral blue gown for the Grammys.

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Gaurav Gupta's collection showcased numerous couture pieces in a vibrant neon yellow hue, which meant "unstoppable brightness and resilience of life", akin to a chrysalis transforming. 

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Malachite-coloured dresses represented the "incredible power of life to sprout from anywhere", and it is a magical stone that connects and heals the entire universe as we journey together.

THE MAGICAL STONE 

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The models showcased silver and white gowns, some embellished with crystals and pearls. These dresses symbolise the imagined 'first light'.

THE FIRST LIGHT

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Gaurav's collection also featured earthy brown hues in various silhouettes, gracefully incorporated into gowns. 

EARTHY BROWN undertones

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The collection features flowing taffetas, chiffon with glass bugle beads, and crystals adorned with traditional Indian embroidery techniques like zardozi, nakshi, and dabka.

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