Tarun Tahiliani showcased his A/W20 collection titled 'Piece of You'

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Tarun Tahiliani’s A/W’20 collection is an ode to millennial brides

Black Halo Concept Saree

Concept saris have been a Tahiliani signature for decades. Veering away from the usual reds, black is always a great idea.

Classic TT brocade

Tahiliani has been a true pioneer and among his many design interventions, creating lighter renditions of brocade standout.

Emerald Green Velvet Lehenga

Just in case you plan to infuse your look with a bit of drama, how about opting for a classic TT emerald velvet lehenga?

Ensembles in Light Gold

Veering away from traditional reds, Tahiliani rolled out these classic ensembles in white and gold. Perfect for a bride who wants to make a statement by staying true to tradition.

Hand painted jaamevar print jacket

Tahiliani is an ace couturier, case in point being this hand-painted jaamevar print jacket. Among the bridal ensembles, this piece stood out for us.

Classic TT Chikankari Ensembles

There are a few who can balance minimalism with an undertone of Indian maximalism; everything done tastefully. These classic chikankari ensembles are worth a keep.

Tarun Tahiliani - Kashida Lehenga

Tahiliani is synonymous with glorious bridal lehengas and among that bling, his exquisitely crafted kashida lehengas stand out.

Pre-draped Ensembles

For women who want to experiment with saris and are not intimidated, Tahiliani’s pre-draped ensembles can be an easy way to start. Also, these ombre numbers standout for us.

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Weddings

Tarun Tahiliani’s A/W’20 collection is an ode to millennial brides

Known for his exquisite bridal wear with a millennial upgrade and impeccable draping, Tarun Tahiliani lives up to his status of being a pioneer in Indian fashion. Last evening, he rolled out his A/W’20 collection ‘Pieces of you’, featuring 100 vestments. The show is a throwback to a repository of techniques, drapes, and fabrics, which have been painstakingly nurtured for over a quarter of a century.

From concept saris, statement brocade lehengas, exquisite capes, blouses to embellished yet light gowns, once again Tahiliani offered several options to the modern bride. What stands out is his vision to experiment with unorthodox hues; it’s not all about red and gold. There were hints of soothing pastels, blacks, greens, creams, whites, and much more. Among his festive wear, ensembles paid homage to the age-old technique of chikankari and mukaish, with his exquisitely-crafted flared anarkalis.

“The year 2020 has forced us to look inwards. And some of us have embraced that challenge. Hitting the reset button has been nothing but an act of bravery,” says Tarun Tahiliani. “Questions, stories, memories, dreams – so many hidden parts of us are now coming to the fore. So with the onset of the new season, it feels like the only thing to celebrate now is you.”

This was Tarun Tahiliani‘s first-ever digital fashion show, all the ensembles were brought to life in his studio and factory in Gurugram.