In India, the language changes every few kilometres, but that's not all that transforms. Along with the language, the attire, craftsmanship, and the very essence of fabric and its work evolved, too. The diversity and richness of Indian fabrics and craftsmanship are a matter of immense pride for me. Each piece of fabric, each pattern of craft, narrates its unique story.
The Mon Amour Skirt Set by Rajdeep Ranawat is a testament to the incredible versatility of Indian fashion. The print on this design captivates the eye! This outfit comprises a printed lehenga set with an embroidered printed crop jacket and a crop blouse. The crop top blouse features a mandarin collar and a center-back zipper. The cropped jacket is printed with hand embroidery and comes with a printed lining. The skirt is printed on iridescent sequins with a waistband and adjustable drawstring embellished in beautiful coordinating tassels with glass beads and Swarovski crystals.
Wearing this piece at Miss World, I carry not just an outfit but a piece of my culture and its rich artistry with pride and honour. It represents the incredible craftsmanship and artistic heritage of India, showcasing the beauty and diversity of our country through its intricate details and exquisite design. It's a celebration of India's rich textile heritage and a reminder of the beauty and elegance of Indian fashion.
