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WIFW '14: Nachiket Barve's tribute to Maori culture

Last updated on - Apr 3, 2014, 16:16 IST
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WIFW '14: Nachiket Barve's tribute to Maori culture

Inspired by the Maori culture of New Zealand, designer Nachiket Barve showcased a unique collection at Day 2 of the Wills India Fashion Week (WIFW) A/W 2014 ramp. The costumes and Ta Moko tattoos of the Maori women were reflected in his collection titled, MAIA. (Photos: Ipshita Mitra)
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WIFW '14: Nachiket Barve's tribute to Maori culture

Krishna Somani showcases a creation by designer Nachiket Barve on Day 2 of Wills Lifestyle India Fashion Week (WIFW) autumn-winter (AW) 2014, held in Delhi, on March 27, 2014. Cloaks made with Kiwi and Kea feathers have been re-interpreted using silk fringes as seen in the picture here. (Photo: Ipshita Mitra)
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WIFW '14: Nachiket Barve's tribute to Maori culture

Nachiket Barve created interesting design patterns based on the original Moko tattoos. Fibre-made skirts with woollen felt applique and embroidery were seen on the ramp. (Photo: Ipshita Mitra)
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WIFW '14: Nachiket Barve's tribute to Maori culture

Intricate bead work, 3-D thread work, tie-dye fringes, colour blocking, zippers and cut out details impressed all. (Photo: Ipshita Mitra)
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WIFW '14: Nachiket Barve's tribute to Maori culture

Model Pia Trivedi showcases a creation by Nachiket Barve. The costumes and Ta Moko tattoos of the Maori women were reflected in Nachiket Barve's collection titled, MAIA. (Photo: Ipshita Mitra)
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WIFW '14: Nachiket Barve's tribute to Maori culture

Fabrics like silk, chiffon and organza were used to tailor culottes, palazzos and boxy tops. (Photo: Ipshita Mitra)
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WIFW '14: Nachiket Barve's tribute to Maori culture

3D thread-work, intricate bead work, tie-dye fringes, colour blocking, zippers and cut out details were some of the high-points of Nachiket Barve's collection at WIFW A/W '14. (Photo: Ipshita Mitra)
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WIFW '14: Nachiket Barve's tribute to Maori culture

Boxy tops, mini-length dresses, palazzo pants, oversize jackets and capes were seen in Nachiket Barve's collection at WIFW A/W 2014. (Photo: Ipshita Mitra)
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WIFW '14: Nachiket Barve's tribute to Maori culture

Model showcases a creation by Nachiket Barve. (Photo: Ipshita Mitra)
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WIFW '14: Nachiket Barve's tribute to Maori culture

Velvet, tulle, tussar, georgette, chiffon, crepe, raw and other varieties of silk and faux leather were some of the prominent fabrics used in Nachiket Barve's autumn winter collection. (Photo: Ipshita Mitra)
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WIFW '14: Nachiket Barve's tribute to Maori culture

Models flaunted a unique lip art painted on their chin which added an edge and much oomph to their overall look. (Photo: Ipshita Mitra)
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WIFW '14: Nachiket Barve's tribute to Maori culture

Models sashay down the WIFW ramp in exquisite Nachiket Barve creations. (Photo: Ipshita Mitra)
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WIFW '14: Nachiket Barve's tribute to Maori culture

Models showcase creations by designer Nachiket Barve on Day 2 of Wills Lifestyle India Fashion Week (WIFW) autumn-winter (AW) 2014, held in Delhi, on March 27, 2014. (Photo: Ipshita Mitra)

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