The Treasury of Trousseau, a four-day event with participation by designers like Niharika Khan, Aki Narula and Mohan Neelakantan here later this month, is aiming to be a platform to help prospective brides and grooms to get the perfect look for their wedding.
To be organised at the capital-based DLF Emporio, the third edition of the event will start on July 29.
DLF Emporio will also showcase exclusive couture collections from designer labels such as AM:PM, Abu Jani Sandeep Khosla, Anju Modi, Ashima Leena, Ashish N Soni, Ensemble, Ganjam, Gaurav Gupta, Indian By Manish Arora, Janavi, Kotwara By Meera & Muzaffar Ali, Malini Ramani, Manav Gangwani, Mirari, Monisha Jaisingh and Namarata Joshipura.
The works of names like Neeru Kumar, Ogaan, Peacock Bride By Falguni & Shane Peacock, Pashma, Raghavendra Rathore, Rina Dhaka, Rohit Bal, Rajesh Pratap Singh, Ranna Gill, Rohit Gandhi + Rahul Khanna, Rose, Shantanu & Nikhil, Signature By Satya Paul, Suneet Varma, Surekha Jain, Tarun Tahiliani, Turquoise & Gold, Varun Bahl and more will also feature at the event.
"Each year we try to surpass our patron's expectations by making the event even more opulent by bringing in new additions," said Dinaz Madhukar, senior vice president, DLF Emporio.
Visitors won't just get access to the latest bridal couture collections, but also some of the leading jewellery brands which will showcase their exclusive high-end jewellery.
"We're looking forward to showcase this year's Couture collection from Indian by Manish Arora at the Treasury for Trousseau wedding show," designer Manish Arora said in a statement.
Gaurav Gupta said: "It's always amazing to interact with our patrons and hand-pick fabulous trousseaus and attires for the brides-to-be."
At the event, Ashish N Soni will present his new designs for grooms and ceremonial Menswear as part of the upcoming Treasury Of trousseau while Niki Mahajan will showcase designs inspired from the erstwhile kingdom of the Nawabs.
Also, Mirari as a jewellery partner for the event, would be giving out exciting jewllery pieces to the top three shoppers
