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After a decade, the designer returned to the India Couture Week in Delhi, with a collection that celebrated traditional India and met the demands of the modern consumer
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The collection featured heavily embroidered classics like the Anarkali kurta (that came with the much-needed pockets), and printed saris draped in several ways, along with western styles like bodysuits, short jackets and gowns.
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Among the highlights of the collection were the sequin work (the first time Kumar focused so heavily on sequin work) on different blouses and short jacket tops.
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The garments were mostly in earthy tones of browns, beige and whites, all elevated by statement-making footwear like knee-length boots and shiny broad heels.
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Kumar’s much-beloved flower motifs were seen throughout the collection.
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