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Love rules the ramp: Designer Rahul Mishra unveils second chapter of Becoming Love with Tamannaah as muse at India Couture Week

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Bollywood actor Tamannaah Bhatia walks the ramp wearing a creation by designer Rahul Mishra during the FDCI India Couture Week, in New Delhi. PTI
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At the opening night of India Couture Week 2025, held at the Taj Palace hotel, Bollywood actress Tamannaah Bhatia turned showstopper for renowned designer Rahul Mishra. The event, presented by Hyundai India in collaboration with Reliance Brands, featured Mishra’s latest collection Becoming Love — a continuation of his Paris Haute Couture Week showcase.

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While the Paris version explored love through cosmic and philosophical themes inspired by Sufi mysticism and Gustav Klimt, the ICW collection brought the narrative into a more personal, emotional realm. Mishra described the collection as the “second chapter” of a transformative love story, portraying love as an eternal, evolving force. Featuring sheer and structured fabrics, the designs included vibrant floral embroidery, 3D floral accents, and a colour palette ranging from pastels to deep jewel tones.

Tamannaah graced the runway in two stunning outfits. The first was a figure-hugging gown with a sculpted bodice and intricate floral embroidery in vibrant hues. She later returned in a lehenga set, comprising a sequined halter blouse, a gradient embroidered lehenga, and a sheer dupatta with floral embellishments. She made her first entrance to AR Rahman’s classic Tu Hi Re.

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Praising Mishra, Tamannaah said his designs highlight the wearer rather than overshadowing them. She also shared her love for live performances, calling the runway a thrilling yet different experience compared to acting and dancing.

The India Couture Week 2025 would run until July 30.

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