Manish Malhotra's collection 'Ruhaaniyat' marks the highlights of the event, that celebrated couture and creativity and weaved the silver linings together into a majestic digital event. The magnanimous collection incorporated a huge exemplification of Mughal cultural gradation with its extraordinary and unconventional, and imaginable drapes and threads that bring it all to the ramp from the Mughal storehouse.

These typical, classic woven fabrics are hand-basted and hand-quilted for the aesthetic dovetailing. The flowy silhouettes, dexterous embroidery, multi-layering voluminous form a symphonic Mughal style. Manish Malhotra has reconstituted the ziggurat of fashion and bridal wear in India for years. Kartik Aryan also turned muse for Manish Malhotra's new collection Ruhaaniyat at the on-going Lakme Fashion Week of 2020.

Manish Malhotra and Mijwan have collaborated for the new collection, paying a tribute to the craftsmen and artisans with the stunning bridal collection `Ruhaaniyat`. The show aims to raise funds and awareness for the Mijwan Foundation at Lakme Fashion Week 2020 Digital First Season Fluid Edition.

His designs explore new color hues and silhouettes, the collection that mesmerizes the audience - a traditional ethnic palette that included royal purples, mustards, greens, pinks, and whites. The glamorous Janhvi Kapoor is the showstopper of 'Ruhaaniyat'. At first glance, the collection importunes the period stroke of genius styling and application of apparels.Second

At LFW Day 1 at the 4th show, the Gurang ethnic collection also stood out the most with traditional off-whites and gold classics all about India Abraham and Thakore Anavila Payal, Khandwala Rajesh Pratap Singh for Satya Paul Suketdir Urvashi Kaur. The label `GAURANG` personifies the elegance and captivating beauty of traditional handlooms, weaves, created using Jamdani technique with pure Zari on cotton and silks. The last show of Day 1 by Raw Mango: Moomal also created a huge impact on the audience.

Raw Mango's relationship with handloom began in 2008 as an investigation of possibilities. As a design house, it continues to evoke new conversations in textile, culture, and politics, with its eclectic range of garments and objects. The label draws from the saturated hues, philosophies, and the vibrant culture in India, to create a unique voice, questioning place, and perspective through design, constructed by the Karigars community across Rajasthan.