In the heart of New Delhi, on October 14th, 2023, TASVA, the distinguished Indian menswear brand born from the creative collaboration of renowned designer Tarun Tahiliani and Aditya Birla Fashion and Retail Ltd., took center stage at Lakmé Fashion Week X FDCI. This debut presentation, showcasing their ‘Wedding Wear’ collection, served as a captivating tribute to the core of Indian culture and tradition, artfully reimagined for the modern Indian man.

The Modern Indian Man Redefined

The debut exhibition was a masterful interpretation of the redefined Modern Indian Man, skillfully segmented into three distinct categories: day wedding events, evening soirees, and the grand wedding finale. Mr. Tarun Tahiliani, the visionary architect of this awe-inspiring collection, articulated his vision with enthusiasm, “I am thrilled to have showcased the ‘Wedding Wear Collection’ as the debut of TASVA at Lakmé Fashion Week X FDCI! The collection pays homage to the timeless allure of luxury, celebrating both outer beauty and inner comfort. It seamlessly merges traditional artistry with modern sensibilities, reflecting our vision of India on a global stage. I hope the redefined concept of the Modern Indian Man resonates with our audience, just as we intended.”

Celebrating India’s Heritage and Natural Beauty

Drawing inspiration from India’s rich cultural heritage and the splendour of its natural surroundings, the collection featured a rich tapestry of architectural, floral, and fauna motifs. The garments were adorned with exquisite Resham, Aari, and Dori embroidery, accentuated with Zardozi threads, Pearls, and French knots. These intricate details converged to create a sense of lightness, modernity, and ease, showcasing the artistry of embroidery in opulent threads.

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Tarun Tahiliani’s Signature Blend

The Wedding Wear collection was the embodiment of Tarun Tahiliani’s signature style, masterfully uniting traditional aesthetics with contemporary design. The collection offered comfortable fits tailored from luxurious silk blends, skin-friendly cotton-viscose, and woven jacquards, ensuring freedom of movement.

Vijay Varma as showstopper

Vijay Varma, the showstopper, exuberantly exclaimed, “Walking for TASVA, donned in their bespoke creation for Lakmé Fashion Week x FDCI, has been an absolute delight. This collection aspired to capture the emotions and the joy that a groom experiences on his special day, just as a bride does. I believe it has been beautifully showcased. Every function of a groom’s wedding festivities has a piece to fit, making this showcase truly unique, glamorous, and important.”

Tasva By Tarun Tahiliani

The collection featured an extensive range of wedding and festive attire, including breezy kurta sets, impeccably tailored sherwanis and achkans, versatile Indo-western ensembles, and chic dinner jackets. The sherwanis embodied classic silhouettes and contemporary fusion styles, including the angrakha. The addition of dinner jackets introduced sleek lines, asymmetrical cuts, and avant-garde embellishments. Achkans and indo-westerns offered a variety of cuts and drapes, each piece a harmonious fusion of modernity and tradition, expertly crafted to make the wearer feel exceptional on their special day.

A Vision Fulfilled

Mr. Ashish Mukul, Brand Head of TASVA, expressed, “It was a tremendous honor to debut at the Lakmé Fashion Week X FDCI. Through this collection, we aimed to showcase TASVA’s fresh perspective on wedding wear, underscoring our commitment to innovation. This marks a significant stride toward our vision of making luxurious wedding wear with unique aesthetics accessible to a wider audience across regions.”

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TASVA’s latest collection represents a stunning amalgamation of tradition and modernity. The showcase was a delightful rendition of wedding wear designed for the Global Man, redefining the expectations of the Modern Indian Groom.

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