Under a celestial canopy of tarot and mystique, Enamor and Papa Don’t Preach unveiled their much-anticipated collaboration, “A Luxury Curation,” at Lakmē Fashion Week in partnership with FDCI. The show blended glamour, witchcraft-inspired aesthetics, and powerful femininity into a collection that celebrated transformation and individuality.
Inspired by the skies, wicca, and the ever-evolving moods of modern women, the line explored the idea of fashion as a form of magic. The showcase transitioned from flirty minis, corsets, and tartan-layered dresses to beaded blazers and reimagined crinolines, before culminating in dramatic Indian silhouettes – draped sarees, metallic cholis, and voluminous lehengas shimmering like talismans.
Designed as a tribute to “witches, dreamers, and storytellers,” the collaboration fused Enamor’s expertise in intimate apparel with Papa Don’t Preach’s bold couture identity. The result was a whimsical yet empowering statement on how fashion can be both playful and potent – a mirror to the metamorphosis of the modern woman.
The show reaffirmed the Papa Don’t Preach spirit — that every woman is her own universe and marked one of the most talked-about highlights of this season’s Lakmē Fashion Week.
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