Internationally acclaimed and celebrated as India’s most
creative textile company, Shades of India launches its latest collection – The
Cocoa Collection.
The Cocoa Collection represents confidence, hard work and
reassurance, the designs perfectly encapsulate the strength, maturity and grace
of an Independent woman. Cocoa, brings new language of textures and textiles
with every piece being carefully designed and crafted.
Featuring a range of jackets, tunics and trousers, The
Cocoa collection is a dedication to the women who are taking a step forward and
becoming autonomous.
Gallino
Classic stand collar neck line long habutai silk jacket
with intricate quilting done all over. Textured Silk tape embroidery done
around the sleeves and the back with leather dori and fine chanderi fringe
around the neck and the sleeves. Fine tone on tone stitch lines around the
collar. Contrast facing and lining with French knots inside the sleeves.
Laurent
The classic overlap collar long jacket done with
beautiful tone on tone floral cutwork on habutai silk patched on matka silk.
Polish black beads hand tucked on the collar line throughout and sleeves hem.
Intricate crocheted ties with dori and gold rainbow beads to fastened the
jacket. Contrast facing and textured lining inside.
Westwood
Intricate silver zari and tone on tone thread quilting in
a floral pattern done all over the silk jacket with baby pleats around the
sleeves in silk organza. Contrasting polka dots lining and fine stitch lines
with zari on mushru as the facing.
Hamnett
Classic short silk jacket with intricate tone on tone
quilting all over. Fine polish black bead work done around the neck and sleeves
with leather dori and fine chanderi fringe around the neck and the sleeves.
Bright facing and subtle lining inside.
Philo
The elegant short jacket with a classic overlap collar
done with beautiful floral cutwork on habutai silk patched on matka silk.
Polish black beads hand tucked on the collar line and sleeves hem. Intricate
crocheted ties with dori and silver rainbow beads to fastened the jacket.
Contrast facing and lining inside.
Richmond
Intricate quilting all over the short silk jacket along
with contrast thread embroidery on the sleeves. Interesting fringe with real
hand silver foil and thread is done around the sleeves. Fine stitch lines
around the collar. Contrast facing and lining inside.
Ovidia
Free flowing habutai silk tunic with heavy bead work
around the neck, placket and the sleeves with a contrasting thread. Horizon
lines at the center back yolk.
Matilda
Easy and elegant tunic in tussar moga silk with detailed
fabric-dori and thread embroidery around the neck collar. Similar embroidery
done around the sleeves in an asymmetric fashion.
Zandra
Uneven light crinkling all over the habutai silk kurta
with fine dori-thread embroidery on the neck collar along with fine stitch
lines around the sleeves. To enhance the aesthetics, tiny contrast jute and
anchor thread fringes tucked in the front and at the center of the back yolk.
Vionnet
Free flowing habutai silk tunic with heavy bead work
around the neck, placket and the sleeves in double tones. Fine pin tucks done
at the center back.
Elsa
Wine habutai silk kurta with dori embroidery on the neck
collar. Fabric trimmings at the sleeve
and neck collar.
Elliot – In Stone Gold & Stone Charcoal Colours
Straight cut Tissue Trousers with zip in front and side
pockets.
Website- http://www.shadesofindia.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/shadesofindia
Also available at: New Delhi, Chennai, Bangalore,
Ahmedabad, Hyderabad, and Mumbai
About Shades of India
Founded almost two decades ago, Shades of India is
internationally known as one of India’s most creative textile companies. Led by Mandeep Nagi (Design Director) and
David Housego (former UK journalist), the brand combines contemporary design
with the inspiring workmanship of traditional craft. The uniqueness of its
style lies in the texturing of fabrics, the coordination and contrasting of
colors, and the inventive, unexpected use of surface treatment.
The company is acclaimed internationally for originality
and inventiveness of its designs and has won various awards including best
product awards at shows in Paris and New York. Mandeep Nagi, Design Director,
has thrice won the Elle Decor Design Award in India for fabric.
Shades of India’s product range include apparel, fashion
and interior accessories, and home furnishings. Building on its reputation,
Shades of India established its own first stand-alone retail store at
Meharchand Market in New Delhi in 2012 and now sells through over 20 outlets in
India.
