Lakmé announces Manish Malhotra as the Grand Finale Designer for Lakmé Fashion Week, Winter/ Festive 2011
So Manish Malhotra will be co-creating the new Lakme ABSOLUTE collection. It seems to be a long wear one. My imagination is running wild & I am hoping we'll be seeing some nice blush tints, some nice cream eye bases (aka paint pots) & some new shades in both their Glide On Eye & Lip pencils!
Lakmé, the contemporary Indian beauty expert, has announced iconic fashion
designer Manish Malhotra as the Grand Finale Designer for Lakmé
Fashion Week Winter/ Festive 2011, scheduled from August 16 - 21 in Mumbai.
Manish Malhotra is the first Lakmé Grand Finale designer who showcased his
Shimmer Shine Sparkle collection way back in 1999 and presented the Free Spirit
Collection in 2007. This year, he is poised to bring to life the high
performance long-wear makeup range, Lakmé
ABSOLUTE. This will be the third time where he will be showcasing
his collection at the Lakmé Grand Finale.
Revolutionizing costume
design and introducing the concept of styling in Bollywood films has made
Manish one of the most recognized names in the fashion industry globally.
Synonymous with contemporary Indian wear, he is known to create glamorous ensembles
with Indian color and, textures combined with international fashion
sensibilities.
Excited about showcasing his
collection at the Lakmé Grand Finale, Manish Malhotra
said, “My association with Lakmé began more than a decade ago with
the first Lakmé Grand Finale show and it has only strengthened over the years.
I’m very excited to once again present my new collection at the Grand Finale
this season. My winter festive collection would showcase contemporary Indian
evening wear garments. Lakmé ABSOLUTE is inspired by the contemporary
Indian woman who effortlessly plays myriad set of roles across her personal and
professional life. Akin to my style, the collection adapts contemporary fashion
to the needs of the Indian woman.”
On the association, Farida Kaliyadan, General Manager, Lakmé
said, “Manish is one of the most sought after designers and a name
to reckon with in the fashion industry. He represents the perfect blend of
International sensibilities with an Indian soul clearly making him the best
choice for the Lakmé Grand Finale and Lakmé
ABSOLUTE. It’s great to see the return of a Mumbai designer who best
represents the ethos of this collection. The range is designed for the modern
Indian woman of today who leads an international
life with a soul that is Indian at the core.”
The Lakmé Grand Finale, this
season, promises to be dynamic and riveting as it unites the best in beauty and
fashion.
About Lakmé:
Contemporary Indian beauty expert Lakmé continuously innovates to
offer a wide range of, high performance and world class color cosmetics,
skincare products, and beauty salons. In addition to leveraging Unilever’s
worldwide expertise, Lakmé also partners with the leading cosmetic house
Milan-based Intercos Italia, Schwann Stabilo Germany and Paris-based Fiabila.
Combining international cosmetic technology with an in-depth understanding of
the Indian woman’s needs, Lakmé also offers its consumers a comprehensive
beauty experience through its products and services at the Lakmé Salons and
Studios. For further information log on to www.lakméindia.com
About Lakmé Fashion Week:
Lakmé Fashion Week (LFW) is jointly organized by Lakmé, the No.1 cosmetics and beauty
services brand in India and IMG, the global leader in fashion weeks and
event production. LFW has been conceived and created with a vision to “Redefine
the future of fashion and Integrate India
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