Varun Sardana

Jagran Sakhi

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Varun Sardana’s WIFW A/W 2010 collection called ‘Untitled Collection’ was very unusual in terms of ambience. All chairs were removed and the sitting arrangement was done on the floor. The ramp was made with a wooden floor to give very raw look and rural ambience.

The show started with a black ensemble with very dramatic makeup inspired from Kathakali, with an exaggerated hair do. In his collection, Varun explored different forms of fabric treatment and texturization. He played with different fabrics to create interesting textures like felt with georgette, wool pin tuck and felt form treatment to create texture on garment. His silhouette and detailing were very classic, innovative and interesting giving a new meaning of silhouette to the body form. The collection was comprised of jackets, pants, dresses, skirts and capes. He used wool, crepe, georgette, felt and jersey for his untitled collection. The entire collection was in black colour accessorized with dramatic head gears and hair do with feather boots.

His collection was very contemporary, innovative and very Avante Garde but at the same time wearable too with lots of craftsmanship, detailing, texture and impeccable finishing.