Crochet designs SS’13 collection by Rinku Sobti
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- Posted in: Fashion n Modelling on Monday, 19 November 2012 12:55
Rinku Sobti, one of the coveted names in the Indian fashion industry has introduced her new collection of ‘hand
knitted crochet designs with hand embroidery’ for, spring summer 2013. Her collection presents a unique mix of
designs and colours for the season brought about by excellence in hand knit crochet and embroidery, which is
attracting many fashion enthusiasts.
Introducing the new collections, Rinku Sobti, founder designer of Rinku Sobti Fashions Pvt.Ltd said, “My
Spring/Summer’13 line adheres to an abundance of colours, where each colour has its own significance. In the
collection, the colour lilac reflects peace and tranquility. It suggests refinement along with grace and
elegance. The lime green symbolises growth, harmony and fertility. The blue is associated with depth and
stability so it reflects trust, loyalty, wisdom and heaven. The deep yellow is associated with joy, happiness,
intellect and energy. It indicates honour and loyalty. The coral signifies vitality with endurance.”
She adds, “I have used an energy packed colour palette, to light up the coming summer. The collection comprises
of evening gowns made in jersey with interesting drapes and our trademark 3-dimensional embroidery .The best
part is that the collection incorporates contemporary gowns made in hand woven crochet in an array of patterns”.
About Rinku Sobti:
Rinku Sobti, a coveted name in the Indian fashion industry, who has been serving the fashion fraternity for past many years.
Her own brand label came into existence in the year 1995.Today the label Rinku Sobti has
successfully completed 15 years and has made her mark in the fashion industry. At present she has a strength of
150 employees with a large client base.
The forte of this promising designer is beautiful hand embroidery. The design philosophy of Rinku Sobti is to
bring out the best in each woman through designs that are both traditional and contemporary. Her creativity is
rooted in a fiercely Indian family background, enlarged by western influences. Perfect balance of colour,
silhouette and embroidery, not to forget the fit are the defining symbols of her work.