WLC College India Reviews Winter wear for Men

Fashion these days has broken gender norms. Style driven menswear has gained momentum over the years. WLC College India’s Fashion Team has observed that men today are equally concerned about their looks as the fairer sex.

With winters fast approaching, WLCI School of Fashion has listed style tips for men. The stylings have been inspired by the 1920’s era, where Gentlemen’s rocked the street fashion. Fabrics and Textures carefully structured around the frame of man, adds oomph to the look. 

• Invest in a classic Herringbone patterned 3-piece suit with fitted trousers. This will modernize the vintage look.
• Match your suits with light contrasting colored and pinstriped shirts. Differently colored collars add suave to the outfit.
• Grace the suit with a dark contrasting bold colored Overcoat. Incorporate velvet into the coat, either as a pocket square or in the buttons.
• Don’t tailor-fit your overcoats. Oversized coats add a charm to the look and feel spacious.
• Accessorize well. Wearing leather boots completes the look.
• The vintage look demands a sleek cap.

Spruce up your wardrobe with elegance and class. Face the winters with charm, just follow the style tips of WLCI School of Fashion !

WLCI Fashion students participated in Niki Mahajan- Fashion show

WLCI Fashion students have participated in Niki Mahajan- Fashion show at Hotel Le meridian on 14th Sep 2013. Bringing the grandeur, glamour and the craftsmanship from the land of the Nawabs, ace designer Niki Mahajan showcased her new couture collection as she marked her return to the Couture ramp. The five segments of this collection which the show was divided into, namely- Ecru-Birth, Jewel-Adolescence, Vermilion-Wedding, Vintage-Exile, Noir-Death, each took inspiration from a different phase of the life of Begum HazratMahal and intricately brought out the finer aspects of her life and journey.

Niki takes her inspiration from a Woman who stood her ground when all else fled.

Her collection emphasised the fine art of Badla and Mukaish and was also inspired by the Begum’s personality. In the starting of the show she used white, ivory and pastel blues to depict Hazrat’s childhood and innocence. The latter half had a more sombre mood that depicted the phase of her life when she rebelled and then was exiled. In the end she uses a lot black which also highlights the fine Badla work, the essence of her collection. Through this collection she has reinvented the art of Badla and is hoping the show will help in reviving and promoting this age old craft from Lucknow.

Neha Dhupia showcased designer Niki Mahajan’s creation on the ramp. Walking the runway in a maroon velvet long coat with exquisite Badla work is the very stylish yet elegant actress, Neha Dhupia, who looked nothing but stunning androyal.
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