Ravi Bajaj — “Lumina”

Ravi Bajaj presented Lumina, a study in precision and modern couture attitude. The collection opened to Rachel Varghese’s vocals, revealing a dual narrative: black as a disciplined foundation contrasted with saturated jewel tones.

Signature tailoring led the line — sharp women’s jackets resurfaced as hero pieces, paired with boat pants and Shanghai-style cuts. Luxe silks carried hand-painted textures, pearl and metallic accents, 3D details, and subtle crystal shimmer. Menswear continued Bajaj’s language of sculpted, restrained silhouettes with quiet statement touches.

Lumina reinforced Bajaj’s global sensibility: impeccably finished garments with a contemporary edge — confident, collectible, and built for longevity.

Suneet Varma — “SV by Suneet Varma” (Ready-to-Wear Debut)

Suneet Varma’s ready-to-wear debut, SV by Suneet Varma, translated his couture craftsmanship into versatile wardrobe icons. The collection drew from the glamorous nonchalance of the 1970s — Cher and Zeenat Aman set the reference points.

King’s Code amplified the mood as sharply tailored jackets, fluid dresses, playful skirts, and polished coords moved with ease. Black and white dominated, softened by beige and hints of gold; lace, metallics, and sheer panels refined the texture story.

This debut marked Varma’s evolution: luxurious, wearable pieces built on his couture DNA — engineered for a young, international clientele with a taste for elevated everyday glamour.