japanese dress designer Episode 162: Hanae Mori, an interview with Ayaka Sano Devoted to using Japanese textiles, Mori frequently had to come up with creative solutions when incorporating them into western-style dress. The narrow widths

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Chandrakala is the Anarkali for the woman who finds her elegance in the understated. The 100% Pure Handloom Cotton in deep royal blue has that particular texture slightly slubbed, naturally irregular, gloriously alive that no mill-made fabric has ever managed to replicate. The 4.50-metre flare sweeps the floor with effortless grace, and The signature 2-layer keyhole neckline is the architectural detail that sets Chandrakala apart from every other blue Anarkali in the room. It is not embellishment for its own sake. It is structure with intention. The Hand Work at the neckline and yoke adds a dimension of craft that reveals itself slowly the kind of detail you notice on the third look, not the first. The matching Handloom Cotton dupatta at 2.40 metres completes the set with the same quiet coherence that defines the entire piece

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Genuine leather: Long-lasting quality with natural texture