Disha Vadgama’s collection showcased at a fashion event in Ahmedabad

Embroidered on sheer, impalpable layers of organza, Vadgama’s collection features lovely wave-like, long vaporous gowns in all the colours of the sky and ocean. With their white Swiss cotton, the garments resemble stylized clouds and the foam that forms when waves hit. Reflecting the calming blue and lilac hues found in sky and water, these garments’ ombré effect adds a layer of elegance to their design.

Due to her excellent sense of style and creative representation as well as her constant desire to produce something new over the last seven years, her creations have become quite popular. When it comes to the art of fusion, Disha and Brand DV have been pioneers. Their designs are sophisticated and enticing.

One can witness a soulful fusion of Indian aesthetics with modern fashion in her design studio, giving it a quirky spin. Every ensemble created in this studio exudes nobility, opulence, and power with a rich shade of magnificence and creativity that flaunts wisdom, dignity, and grandeur—qualities that characterize the contemporary Indian Woman.

Her designs are praised and adorn by Bhoomi Trivedi, RJ Megha, Neha Kakkar, Harshdeep Kaur, Ankita Lokhande, Rashmi Desai, Akriti Kakkar, Nirali Fozdar, Tejasswi Prakash, Surbhi Jyoti, Ridhi Dogra, Esha Kansara, Shweta Tiwari, Daisy Shah, Dvoleena Bhattacharjee, Jannat Zubair, Nilam Panchal, Divya Agrawal, Payal Rohatgi and many more.

It’s a design studio where you can see a soulful blend of Indian Aesthetics with contemporary fashion to give it a whimsical twist. Every ensemble designed in this studio reflects nobility, luxury, and power with a wealthy shade of extravagance and creativity that flaunts wisdom, dignity, and grandeur that defines the modern Indian Woman.

Disha Showcased Her collection on day 3 of the recently concluded Ahmedabad Times fashion week and was an instant eye raiser. Talking about her collection, she says, “In my designs, I strive to offer something new, chic yet contemporary.”