Promoters of the Justin Bieber concert are going the whole hog to make his India tour special for him, so that the pop star returns home with not only fond memories but also unique souvenirs to remember the country by
Promoters of the Justin Bieber concert are going the whole hog to make his India tour special for him, so that the pop star returns home with not only fond memories but also unique souvenirs to remember the country by. White Fox India, which is hosting Bieber here, has brought together top designers to craft desi pieces, which will be gifted to the singer.
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Riddhima Kapoor Sahani
Ranbir Kapoor's designer-sister will gift Bieber's mom, Patricia Mallette a necklace embellished in ornate rubies and marquise diamonds encrusted in platinum and 18-carat gold.
Rohit Bal
What: Biker jacket in cotton velvet, handcrafted and hand embroidered with sequins and crystals from Swarovski.
Designer's take: "It is an amalgamation of Justin's personal style, Indian music (instruments, sitar, sarangi and veena) and my vision of a cross-cultural fashion statement. Blending in with the instruments are my signature Indian lotus motifs."
Varun Bahl
What: Curated traditional Indian instruments covered in printed silk and metallic gold highlights; delicate beaded tassels used for detailing.
Designer's take: "The sitar and tabla reflect the core of Indian traditional music. Adorned in my signature floral motifs and intricate embroideries, the instruments symbolise the inter-culture amalgamation of our cosmos."
Krishna Mehta
What: Indo-western formal shirt with geometric lines and metallic threads
Designer's take: "We wanted a fierce look to match his style. His personality demands a pop of eccentricity; so we created a look that is as edgy as ethnic."
Manav Gangwani
What: Sneakers and caps.
Designer's take: "Most international artistes love peacock feathers and snake symbols in their outfits. I hope the heartthrob enjoys this little touch of India."
Amit Aggarwal
What: A Khadi jacket with metallic hints and malleable recycled polymer sheet used on the sleeves fusing traditional weaves with industrial waste.
Designer's take: "I aim at applying heritage textiles with sustainable materials. This is a marriage between vintage and modern, old and new."
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