Fifty designers from all over India came together to showcase their latest collections at High Street Market via MODA in association with t2, a premium fashion and lifestyle exhibition held at Williams Court, Shakespeare Sarani last month. A showcase curated by Lopamudra Mandal, it featured clothing, beauty care products, fashion accessories, lifestyle products and home decor pieces that would reflect the spirit of the upcoming festive, holiday and wedding season. A haven for shoppers in the city looking for high-class fashion at affordable prices, the exhibition witnessed heavy footfall throughout the day, with buyers of all ages and walks of life happily browsing through the attractive and eclectic collection on display. t2 dropped by. Glimpses.
Look charming and sophisticated at business dinners when you wear this sleeveless, long, open jacket with matching pants in a muted silver hue and a rich silken texture by Nimi'z Fashion. Rs 12,000
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Get set for winter fashion in this navy-blue, semi-formal, double-breasted jacket by Nimi'z Fashion. Its sheer sleeves, cuff embellishments and tassels on the collar add drama to this sleek, smart piece. Rs 9,000
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Look alluring in this leopard-print button-down shirt dress from Chandni & Nidhi Coordinates. Its smart, simple yet dressy appeal makes it appropriate both for the workplace or on an outing with your girlfriends. Rs 3,500
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We were super impressed with these cruelty-free and safe perfumes made with natural products by Unravel Beauty Secrets. In muted and exotic floral fragrances, they are available in attractive and cutely designed 60ml bottles. Add to your own collection or gift them to a friend. Rs 1,500
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“This was the first edition of High Street Market Via MODA post-pandemic and it was my desire to bring together the latest designer collections at affordable prices. I am happy that it was a great success. The best part was that all the visitors loved the collections and shopped their hearts out,” said curator Lopamudra Mandal.