The mere mention of Anju Modi makes us recollect the exclusive ghagra cholis that she designed for Deepika Padukone in the recent Bollywood blockbuster ‘Ramleela’. The exquisite costumes played a major role in helping Deepika fit perfectly in to the village look. Anju Modi, by her maiden Bollywood project, created ripples in the entire film as well as the fashion industry. But, this is just one of the many accomplishments that she carries with her tag as a reputed fashion designer.

Most all of Anju Modi’s collections are inspired by the age old traditional handicrafts, and the way she transcends them into some of the finest contemporaries is worth praising. She is known for her knack of creativity and versitality and is remembered for her distinct experiments with textiles, ancient embroidery, vegetable dyes, block prints, etc. Anju modi, as an upscale Indian fashion designer, has been at the receiving end of many prestigious titles and awards, and being nominated for the ‘Best Indian Designer Award’ by Marie Clarie is one of them.

Anju Modi holds an integral position in the Indian lifestyle as far as her designer salwar kameez and designer anarkalis are concerned.

Let’s have a look at few of Anju Modi Collection of Dresses

1. The rarely seen amalgamation of velvet and gold sequin beads makes this designer anarkali suit desirable. The deep purple kurta and a shaded dupatta of net looks royal. The compositions of this dress include silk and velvet. The sequin bead work on the velvet bodice makes it a heavy party wear dress.

2. The detailed gold work in the front and back of this black tiered anarkali dress is extremely appealing. It comes along with a sequined velvet waistcoat and a pleated bottom. This fabulous dress can be accessorised by  traditional potli and beautiful jhumka earrings.

3. This ivory anarkali suit looks dapper with the gold gota work and net border. It is accompanied with a chiffon jacket detailed with gold embroidery. A silver sequined net dupatta and a matching churidar come along with the outfit. Wear a stunning set of a gold and silver combination statement earrings and be a show stopper!

4. The black and maroon colour fusion makes this outfit perfect for an evening function. It has a fully embroidered yoke with churidar net sleeves. The team of a wine-coloured churidar and black dupatta does wonders. Chiffon, silk and velvet are the fabrics used in this beautiful anarkali dress by Anju Modi.

5. This is a dark red embroidered designer suit by anju modi, made from georgette fabric. The neckline is detailed with dabka embroidery, and the gota work along the border is where the essence lies. It is complemented with a lycra churidar and gold sequined dupatta. Wear these at casual dinners or family get-togethers with heavy danglers and a comfortable pair of dull-gold stilettos.