Day 3 BTFW: Designers Hema Kaul, Pallavi Goyal and Rehan Ahmad steal the show with oomph and dazzle

The second show of day 3 of the fashion extravaganza saw three designers sharing the ramp, one after the other and stirring it up in style.

Designer Hema Kaul gave bling a whole new meaning. Her collection was all about sequins and glitter.

Made for the women of today, who're fierce and hardworking, 'Bling it on' proved to be the perfect mix of audacity and elegance.

The ensembles shimmered with sequins and lace, in colours that would take you from day to night. Beautiful pearl white jackets, trousers and jumpsuits were the highlights of the show.

The collection aimed at promoting global fashion. The designer feels that fashion is no more season based and people are travelling throughout the year.

"This time I have shifted from pastels to bold colours and you can see a lot of black and red. My muse is someone who knows the drama of being the centre of attraction," shared Hema Kaul.

Waluscha De Sousa became the showstopper for designer Hema Kaul. She walked in a black gown. "Black has always been my go-to colour. And this outfit made me feel comfy on stage. My personal style is very understated and right from my accessories to prints I always prefer going minimal, clear and crisp," said Waluscha in a statement.

Pallavi Goyal's 'Khwabeeda' collection was inspired by the designer's fascination for petit point embroidery used by the royal families of France, in the 18th century. The ensembles showcased, took us back in time and yet seemed so perfect for the modern day bride.

The opening of the show was done by TV actress, Chahat Khanna. She wore a green pastel coloured lehenga featuring floral designs.

"Pastel and floral are my favourite and when I saw the outfit and fresh floral accessories I fell for it. I feel like a princess who is confident and fun loving," Chahat commented on the outfit.

The showstopper for the show was Soha Ali Khan, who walked in a floral bridal lehenga. The pastel pink shade created a perfect canvas for the colourful design work.

"I think this is what every Indian bride wants these days - simple, light in weight and on point. I was not sure about the trail but the wire detailing kept it in place," said Soha Ali Khan

Payal Goal expressed her thoughts post the show and said, "I am glad Chahat Khanna and Soha Ali Khan walked for me. They are effortlessly beautiful and the way they carried the outfits was a treat to the eyes.

Kuwait-based designer Rehan Ahmad is known for his western and princess-esque gowns. This time at BTFW, he created magic on the runway with his dreamy ensembles.

"This is my Arabic collection for the young women who are still a kid from within and love dreaming about fairy tales," said Rehan.

"I'm thankful to my life partner Suhaila Irani who had been there as my support system and my parents who believed in my dreams and allowed me to live it," he further added.

Fbb Colors Femina Miss India 2018 2nd runner-up, Shreya Rao Kamavarapu and Yamaha Fascino Miss Diva Supranational 2018, Aditi Hundia walked the ramp for the designer on the third day of BTFW.

Aditi who walked in a black ensemble said, "The black outfit is very dreamy and fall of the trail was very nice." Shreya on the other hand, who walked in a blue gown said, "The gown looks heavy due to the bead detailing but actually, is very light and I feel like a Cinderella."