2. Arunima Majhi, MumbaiArunima Majhi, a NIFT graduate, worked for fashion brand 109F and quit after a few months to start her own label, Maijka. While Maijka is about Indian textiles, Arunima Majhi is Western. At Lakme, I will showcasing Arunima Majhi, which will see use of matte satin, Majhi says. Look for motifs of carnivorous plants printed on outfits like the venus flytrap, the pitcher plant and sarracenia. Colours used are bottle, off white and blue. Majhi, who admires works of designers like Christopher Kane, Kallol Datta and Alexander McQueen, says an ombre dress, where crop top meets skirt, is the highlight of her collection.

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Lakm Fashion Week Day 3: To Infinity and BeyondLiberating silhouettes, edgy ornaments, and sophisticated nonchalance. Day 3 witnessed a futuristic phenomenon on the runway

Arunima Majhis collection titled Secrets of the sea was a mix of conceptual pieces and separates

Secrets of the Sea a unique and almost surreal collection by designer Arunima Majhi wowed the fashionistas at Jabong Stage during Lakm Fashion Week Summer/Resort 2015.Functional in form and yet uber fashionable, the range was inspired by the sea and its beautiful creatures with an added edge of mermaid-like fantasy.An array of decadent fabrics like silks, tulle, jacquards, organza, crpe and poplin added to the allure of the collection and gave each outfit a relaxed yet chic appeal. To add a bit of oomph, mesh and see-through fabrics worked to accentuate each piece.Staying true to the playful vibe of her collection, the designer used hand illustrated digital prints of skeletons, sea snails, nudi branches and other sea creatures while techniques like laser cutting and embroidery added a trendy touch.

A particularly eye catching piece was a ravishing mint green cape dress, which cascaded down the catwalk and stole the spotlight!

Arunima Majhis Secrets of the Sea Shines on the Stage of Jabong!

Arunima Majhi and Surbhi Shekhar set the pace for a great fashion presentation at the Jabong Stage during Lakm Fashion Week Summer/Resort 2015

Secrets of the Sea a unique and almost surreal collection by designer Arunima Majhi wowed the fashionistas at Jabong Stage during Lakm Fashion Week Summer/Resort 2015. Functional in form and yet uber fashionable, the range was inspired by the sea and its beautiful creatures with an added edge of mermaid-like fantasy.Dreamy and daring, Secrets of the Sea by Arunima Majhi is one collection, which will leave any diva diving into her closet for more!

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Day three commenced with Arunima Majhi, who showcased his unique Secrets of the Sea collection. It featured ethereal garments such as palazzo pants, structured tops, dresses, culottes, sporty jackets, jogger pants and skirts in elegant shades of coral, lilac, mint green, golden sand nude, blush and sea foam blue.

Decadent fabrics such as silks, tulle, jacquards, organza, crpe and poplin dazzled on the runway, overshadowed only by a stunning mini green drape dress, whose presence on the runway quickly became the toast of the day.

Designers stun at Lakm Fashion Week S/R 2015The Summer/Resort 2015 edition of Lakm Fashion Week offered a platform for beginner and experienced designers to showcase their creative work. But who stood out? DESIblitz has all.

Trend Alert: Summer Capes Rule The Runway At Lakme Fashion Week Sr15

If your cape love knows no bound, wear it long enough to be passed off as a dress. Fashion designer Arunima Majhis show at LFW SR15 featured an eye-catching mint green cape dress. That would not only make you look feminine but also hide a few unfortunate flaws.

Fashion dips into the Sea and pops back with a lash. Secrets of the Sea a unique and almost surreal collection by our very own designer Arunima Majhi wowed the Audience at Jabong Stage during Lakm Fashion Week Summer/Resort 2015.

Utilitarian in shape but uber elegant, the reach was motivated by the ocean and its lovely animals with an included edge of mermaid-like dream.

A cluster of debauched fabrics like silks, tulle, jacquards, organza, crpe and poplin added to the charm of the accumulation and gave every outfit a casual yet chic claim. To include a touch of oomph, work and transparent fabrics attempted to stress every piece.

Palazzo jeans, organized tops, dresses, culottes, lively coats, jogger jeans and skirts advanceed down the incline in rich shades of coral, lilac, mint green, brilliant sand bare, redden and ocean froth blue.

Something new that the audience witnessed today through the eyes of Arunima. Simply WoW!

So, we are half way through the iconic Lakme Fashion Week and the third day has been nothing less than amazing, filled with futuristic trends, amazing street style and lots of celebrity spotting. - See more at: http://fashionforroyals.com/2015/03/lakme-fashion-week-march-20-2015/#sthash.Mt6YTxa1.dpuf

Another label that hit the sweet spot was Arunima Majhi and Surbhi Shekhar. To my mind, this feminine collection embodies everything that we love about the summertime, and then takes it up a few notches. To be honest, I was sold at the artful use of pastel shades like lavendar purple, sea green, baby blue and subtle cream a palette that screams summer like nothing else. - See more at: http://fashionforroyals.com/2015/03/lakme-fashion-week-march-20-2015/#sthash.Mt6YTxa1.dpuf

LFW says no thanks to heels: Flat shoes having a moment at style gala

Fashion shows have always been synonymous with tall models in high heels, but that trend seems to be changing this season. Several designers a number of them who showcased on Day 3 of Lakm Fashion Week Summer/Resort 2015 have shunned high heels for more comfortable footwear.

From pool sliders and slip-ons to sports shoes and plimsolls, here are various comfortable styles that are sure to be a hit with all women who are tired of sky-high heels. Men, theres good reason for you to return to the basics too.

Mint green pool sliders at Arunima

What makes fashion week as exciting as the first day, the fact that new designers are still showcasing their idea of fashion in newer ways, capturing our collective attention and blowing our minds away. What we loved on the third day is the case for simpler silhouettes fashion has gone on to become a way of life. Everything we saw, everything we experienced is raw, pure and extremely invigorating. Thats why we put together five of the shows from the Jabong stage that made up for this seasons biggest fashion choices.

Pastel shades and white such a wonderful summer palette. Arunima Majhi knows just how simple fashion works her silhouettes are neither dramatic nor subtle instead, they are flamboyant in the simplest way possible. The colour palette went from lilacs to lime greens, all paired with pristine white. There were wispy kaftan dresses with asymmetrical hems, boxy shiny tops, sheer shrugs worn over bralettes and trailing palazzo pants. It had cutout shirts that really were fun almost with a sportswear vibe attached to them.

Our favourite styles from Lakme Fashion Week Summer Resort 2015. Included Indian designers: DRVV, IKAI by Ragini Ahuja, Asmita Marwa, Quirkbox, Tom Tailor, Babita M, Jatin Varma, Arunima Majhi, Subhi Shekhar, Satya Paul by Gauri Khan, REBOOT by Anuj Bhutani, Dhruv Kapoor, Sahil Aneja, SQUARELOOP, LOVEBIRDS, VALLIYAN by Nitya, Nihkil Thampi, SHIFT, Armaan Aiman, Munkee See Munkee Do

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Arunima Majhi: Secrets of the sea, was the title for her resortwear collection, Arunimas sea creatures wore sea horse prints and frilled peplums. The mermaid muses had a mix of wearable separates and structural silhouettes.

5 Things We Loved on Day 3 of Lakme Fashion Week

Day 3 of Lakme Fashion Week had us sit up and take notice of a few designer lines for various trends which stood out from the rest. Here are our five favourites...Young designer Arunima Majhi presented a calm and soothing collection of western silhouettes, inspired by the sea. Characterized by palazzo pants, structured tops, dresses, culottes, sporty jackets, jogger pants and skirts in elegant shades of coral, lilac, mint green, golden sand nude, blush and sea foam blue, Arunima's outfits had a relaxed yet chic appeal.

Secrets of the Sea a unique and almost surreal collection by designer Arunima Majhi wowed the fashionistas at Jabong Stage during Lakm Fashion Week Summer/Resort 2015.

Functional in form and yet uber fashionable, the range was inspired by the sea and its beautiful creatures with an added edge of mermaid-like fantasy.

Palazzo pants, structured tops, dresses, culottes, sporty jackets, jogger pants and skirts made their way down the ramp in elegant shades of coral, lilac, mint green, golden sand nude, blush and sea foam blue.

An array of decadent fabrics like silks, tulle, jacquards, organza, crpe and poplin added to the allure of the collection and gave each outfit a relaxed yet chic appeal. To add a bit of oomph, mesh and see-through fabrics worked to accentuate each piece.

Staying true to the playful vibe of her collection, the designer used hand illustrated digital prints of skeletons, sea snails, nudi branches and other sea creatures while techniques like laser cutting and embroidery added a trendy touch.

A particularly eye catching piece was a ravishing mint green cape dress, which cascaded down the catwalk and stole the spotlight.

Dreamy and daring, Secrets of the Sea by Arunima Majhi is one collection, which will leave

Femina's deputy fashion editor, Divyak DSouzas Lakm Fashion Week Favourites

ARUNIMA MAJHI

Arunima is a Gen Next designer who debuted at Lakm Fashion Week last season with a collection where she played with shapes, silhouettes and structure. It was all beautiful; Ive used every look in my shoots, but there wasnt much in the way of wearability. This time, shes outdone herself. Her entire collection was in pastels, and she played with mixed fabrics organza on cotton, that juxtaposition of textures and fabrics, but in a way that was very cleanly done.

My favourite was a mint green shift dress with an organza panel draped on one side of the body. Thats the piece that I think is going to be come a red carpet favourite. I also like how her collection has a sporty theme, but not like how you usually see it in a Spring collection; it was reinvented sport luxe for Spring.

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