The knocking of sunny days invites an entire dash of colors which are truly reflected in Deepika Arora’s recent summer dress collection- Colour Conffetti. Embarking on a journey of bold and bright designs, these summer outfits are a must-be for any wardrobe.
Deepika Arora established her label in 2002, but has an interesting history of her creative instincts, strong understanding of colors and fashion and most importantly, a wise choice of fabrics. Her interplay of contrasts is what stands as her exclusive style.
Colour Conffetti
The fresh collection hosts an assortment of women’s clothes, suitable for ages between 18 to 55 years, reminds us about the sweetness of summer breeze, the airiness of vibrancy, and the vivid touch of luminous elements. A similar confetti and neon design follows in the entire collection, uplifting its energetic spirit.
Monochromatic schemes have always been the audience’s preferences, as started by Coco Chanel for a modernistic wave. Colour Conffetti too plays with the color scheme while giving space for black hues, in a way that it is emphasized upon.
These women dresses range from ruffled hemlines, to matching co-ords, from puffed sleeves to one shoulder top, and midis, A line skirts and intriguing collars- each dress is dipped in dazzling shades like blue, green and brown, freckled with neon confetti and paving a path of an effortlessly chic style.
The summer dresses are the ones that are closer to nostalgia and comfort, a nature’s way to remind us to give a new start and beam out with a vivid light, and Deepika Arora’s Colour Conffetti, takes a break from the life or death black and white dresses, and pull us closer to a much optimistic energy.
Other bestseller collections from the label include Neon Nocturnal celebrating the boldness of white and black, Firefly hosting solid coloured backgrounds with small elements of brighter ones, Partido embracing cuts and new hem and necklines, Oasis Noir an entire world of black speckled with bright coloured designs, and many others.
Deepika Arora has always been breaking stereotypes, by going beyond her niche and surprising the society with a simplistic beauty yet a higher care towards fabric, colors and placement. She started her brand by selling her products to Mumbai stores like Barefoot and the Oak Tree, which expanded to various cities and her own story in Bombay itself.
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