Designer Mitesh Lodha presents 'SAMYIK'

Last updated on - Jan 19, 2018

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Mitesh Lodha is a Contemporary Menswear label with underlying Indian influences.Tracing his roots back to a small village in Rajasthan, Ghanerao, which he keeps revisiting for inspiration, Mitesh has tried to marry the rich cultural essence of Indian textiles with geometric and minimal silhouettes to emphasise the wearability of his clothes for the modern Indian man. Making fabric the hero for his collection, Mitesh has simplified traditional motifs and embroideries to enhance the texture and inherent character of raw silk which has been dyed in soothing hues like Ultra Violoet, ivory, teal, moss green and powder blue to name a few.

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Designer Mitesh Lodha presents 'SAMYIK'

Model displays Mitesh Lodha's Contemporary Menswear label 'SAMYIK' to create versatile clothing that can be worn to any occasion as well as wardrobe staples that can be added to any discerning male's ensemble.

See more of : Mitesh Lodha

02 / 14

Designer Mitesh Lodha presents 'SAMYIK'

Model displays Mitesh Lodha's Contemporary Menswear label 'SAMYIK' to create versatile clothing that can be worn to any occasion as well as wardrobe staples that can be added to any discerning male's ensemble.

See more of : Mitesh Lodha

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Designer Mitesh Lodha presents 'SAMYIK'

Model displays Mitesh Lodha's Contemporary Menswear label 'SAMYIK' to create versatile clothing that can be worn to any occasion as well as wardrobe staples that can be added to any discerning male's ensemble.

See more of : Mitesh Lodha

04 / 14

Designer Mitesh Lodha presents 'SAMYIK'

Model displays Mitesh Lodha's Contemporary Menswear label 'SAMYIK' to create versatile clothing that can be worn to any occasion as well as wardrobe staples that can be added to any discerning male's ensemble.

See more of : Mitesh Lodha

05 / 14

Designer Mitesh Lodha presents 'SAMYIK'

Model displays Mitesh Lodha's Contemporary Menswear label 'SAMYIK' to create versatile clothing that can be worn to any occasion as well as wardrobe staples that can be added to any discerning male's ensemble.

See more of : Mitesh Lodha

06 / 14

Designer Mitesh Lodha presents 'SAMYIK'

Model displays Mitesh Lodha's Contemporary Menswear label 'SAMYIK' to create versatile clothing that can be worn to any occasion as well as wardrobe staples that can be added to any discerning male's ensemble.

See more of : Mitesh Lodha

07 / 14

Designer Mitesh Lodha presents 'SAMYIK'

Model displays Mitesh Lodha's Contemporary Menswear label 'SAMYIK' to create versatile clothing that can be worn to any occasion as well as wardrobe staples that can be added to any discerning male's ensemble.

See more of : Mitesh Lodha

08 / 14

Designer Mitesh Lodha presents 'SAMYIK'

Model displays Mitesh Lodha's Contemporary Menswear label 'SAMYIK' to create versatile clothing that can be worn to any occasion as well as wardrobe staples that can be added to any discerning male's ensemble.

See more of : Mitesh Lodha

09 / 14

Designer Mitesh Lodha presents 'SAMYIK'

Model displays Mitesh Lodha's Contemporary Menswear label 'SAMYIK' to create versatile clothing that can be worn to any occasion as well as wardrobe staples that can be added to any discerning male's ensemble.

See more of : Mitesh Lodha

10 / 14

Designer Mitesh Lodha presents 'SAMYIK'

Model displays Mitesh Lodha's Contemporary Menswear label 'SAMYIK' to create versatile clothing that can be worn to any occasion as well as wardrobe staples that can be added to any discerning male's ensemble.

See more of : Mitesh Lodha

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