A Royal Trousseau by Tarun Tahiliani

Tarun Tahiliani

Tarun Tahiliani

I just got some more dope on the Tarun Tahiliani Fall/ Winter 2009 line at his flagship store in Khar, Mumbai dubbed Tarun Tahiliani Couture. The entire gamut of jewelery and accessories according to the different occasions in the celebration of a marriage. Evidently this includes 6 different “magnificent” themes; Pooja, Mehendi, Sangeet, Shaadi, Reception, Mughal Garden (because who gets married without a Mughal garden these days right?!) But the real treat will be all 65 ensembles from his F/W Couture collection. (How cool that the mannequins are wearing shoes too!)

Speaking on the occasion, Tarun Tahiliani said, “Across all cultures, the occasion of a wedding is important and especially more so in India. Through this collection I am trying to highlight the effort that goes into adorning the bride and groom, so that this milestone in their lives becomes one of beauty, elegance and pride.” (And unfortunately mega expense.)

sangeet

sangeet

mehendi

mehendi

mandap

mandap

reception

reception

This exhibition is inspired by the ‘Costumes of Royal India’, which was mounted by Diane Vreeland in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. Similarly here, the ensembles exhibit exquisite jewelry and a collection of meenakari in uncut diamonds by Gems Paradise. The exhibition will be on display from the 29th July– 1stt of August 2009. Even if you can’t afford it, its probably worth a window shopping escapade!

Psst! If you’re any good at stealth photography take a picture of the stuff you like and I can probably hook you up with a talented remake artist who can mostly replicate anything the fashion “royalty” comes up with. This is India after all. :)



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15 Responses to “A Royal Trousseau by Tarun Tahiliani”

  1. headFirst Says:

    Thanks a lot for this !!! any ideas about price tags on these ones?

  2. Lin Says:

    Malini, I’ve been a lurker on your blog for a long time. :-)

    This is a beautiful collection – do you have any idea on the price range for these pieces?

    And can I get the remake artist’s number as well? I have a number of pieces that I want to get remade :-)

  3. missmalini Says:

    Hey Lin & headFirst I checked with the PR and the price range for the Bridal Wear Collection will be 70,000rs onwards. Will mail you the other designer’s number asap. Keep on lurking! :)

  4. dj Says:

    hey!! where can i go cehck out this collection? at the bandra store??

  5. headFirst Says:

    Thanks a lot, Malini :)

  6. Lin Says:

    Thanks Malini!

    :-)

  7. sarita Says:

    I am a lurker too….u have a nice blog….could u mail me the other designer’s number plz

  8. dijay Says:

    hey!! i was wondering if i cud get this designers number. wud help considering im getting married in 3 monthss and havent selected my wedding dress yet!!! :(

  9. dijay Says:

    hey!! anything with regards to the number of the remake designer?? would really help . thanks. :D

  10. missmalini Says:

    Sorry folks the number I had seems to have vanished off my phone :( will keep looking tho…

  11. Rockon Says:

    Thond hi to Tee shirt nikal lo, kya Indian istyle hai bhai?

  12. Mike Says:

    I work for http://www.lvmannequins.com and wanted to say you have nice looking mannequins in the pics. They dont take away from the clothing and the style. Cool design.

  13. vicky Says:

    heyyyyy
    nice collection na ,thanx for ur good words !T is great in his designs n good human also.

  14. Tricia Vessey Says:

    bookmarks and rediscovered, much too long since the last time I was here a couple of. Well okay. I need it for a project, fortunately for me it is on a similar theme as this post. Thanks, happy trails.

  15. Teal curtain Says:

    I have been reading your posts regularly. I need to say that you are doing a fantastic job. Please keep up the great work.





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