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Updated At : 06:46 AM Sep 17, 2025 IST
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A model walks the ramp showcasing a creation from Shivangi Gupta Singh and Shashank Gupta's Spring-Summer 2026 collection Samskriti

Nazranaa, the leading Indian bridal wear brand in the US, made a dazzling debut at New York Fashion Week 2025 with its latest Spring-Summer 2026 collection — Samskriti. Designed by Shivangi Gupta Singh and Shashank Gupta, the collection draws from India’s rich cultural heritage — reimagined through the lens of contemporary couture.

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