Day 6 : Tarun Tahiliani at Aamby Valley India Bridal Week

Grand finale at Aamby Valley India Bridal Fashion Week certainly had high expectations...did it live up to it...aahhh.. I would say could have been better..

Tarun Tahiliani's setup was of giant structures and the concept was a mixtures of 3 themes The Gold Collection, The Man of the hour, and The Enchanted Forest.

The runway was lite up by different lights for different themes...

Pictures from the collection

I love the neckline of this one, with the lace at the neck and sheer below

Look at how the palla is wrapped on her arm

Headbands and Haatphool

waistbelt anyone?
I love this trend, but not sure if a lot of people can carry it off

Sheer jacket on top of a Saree

I LOVE this hair accessory, me wants!!

Trails were a big part of Tarun Tahiliani's collection

I fell in love with this sherwani + necklace combo

The Brides in the end came out with sheer ghoonghat made as a veil held by little girls.

This picture reminds me of Pippa Middleton holding her sisters dress..

See how the little girls lehenga trails..

Showstopper

Honestly I thought there was none! But I read it the next day that it was Lisa Haydon who walked in the last in a gorgeous silver lehenga..

Know your designer

1. Tarun Tahiliani studied at The Doon School and then went on to obtain a degree in Business Management from the Wharton Business School,University of Pennsylvania.

2. On returning to India, in 1987 he opened the first fashion boutique in India, 'Ensemble'.

3. Tarun Tahiliani founded his design studio in 1990

4.  In 1991, Tahiliani decided to hone his technical knowledge in design, and received an associate degree from the Fashion Institute of Technology, New York. 

5. Tahiliani claimed an exemption as an artist on his income tax for his design work under Indian Income Tax Act. Although, He is know as the true businessman of fashion industry