Designer Rohit Verma Announces His Next Collection Titled Maha Kumbh Collection

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A splash of Kumbh awaits to hit the Indian market! It’s not the first time that faith, religion, festivals and spirituality have surfaced in pop fashion culture. We all know how devoted Designer Rohit Verma is, his devotion for lord Krishna can be seen through some his heavenly, godly magnificent designs. Whether it’s designing clothes for beautiful idols of the famous Hare Rama Hare Krishna Temple or making models walk the ramp in that angelic look designer Rohit Verma collection says it all.

Designer Rohit Verma who has always surprised people with his creative & unique collections is now coming with line of collections for men and women inspired by the very famous Maha Khumb Mela. Verma will give the traditional drapes a modern and structured outlook in contemporary clothing “Fashion has to address our time and our lives. I like the reality”

The collection will feature dresses with interesting drapes and folds , saris wrapped in unique styles, palazzo pants with dupatta-like wraps, kalidar kurtas, draped jersey skirts and jackets. There will be dhotis for men worn with jackets, kurtas and dupattas. The collection was in black, saffron, marigold, aubergine, orange, red and pink.

Giving more light on his Maha Khumb collections Rohit said:

“People in India are very spiritual if you closely observe women their look, the ornaments they wear are largely inspired by goddess Parvati or Durga. I wanted to replicate our very own culture through my collections and what better than our very ancient Maha Khumb mela which is on since ages in our country. I want people to relate to my collection. I am sure when my collection will be out people will love it and enjoy wearing it.”

He added:

“Orange and red are the colors widely been used since they are considered as spiritual colors. Godly words like OM, Hare Hare you will get to see in my print designs. Since the inspiration of my designs are Maha Kumbh based so mostly it will depict godly signs and symbols.”