The Indian designer acknowledges the applause of the audience at the end of his show
Indian designer Gaurav Gupta, who's dressed India's elite, as well as Bollywood and Hollywood stars for the past 20 years, has made his Paris haute couture debut. All photos: Getty Images
Gupta shared the stage with some of the world's most well-known couturiers as part of the coveted calendar
A model walks the runway during Gupta's haute couture spring/summer 2023 show
Gupta showcased 35 looks in total, introducing his signature sculpted fabrics
Many looks featured wing-like creations that twisted around his models
Embroidered crystals gave the looks in the collection an effervescent quality
Clothes also ranged in colour, from gold to silver and electric blue
The collection took six months to put together, from developing concepts and sketches to sourcing, dyeing and embroidering fabrics
Gupta named his collection Shunya, the Sanskrit word for zero, which was invented in India
'When zero was discovered ... the world expanded into infinity. Time was no longer linear,' he told CNN
A look from Gupta's haute couture collection
A look from Gupta's haute couture collection
Gupta is a graduate of the famed Central Saint Martins
Dramatic shapes were seen on the catwalk
Many Hollywood stars have worn Gupta's dresses on the red carpet
A gold creation by Gupta
Gupta's signature sculpture was present in almost all the looks
The Indian designer acknowledges the applause of the audience at the end of his show
Indian designer Gaurav Gupta, who's dressed India's elite, as well as Bollywood and Hollywood stars for the past 20 years, has made his Paris haute couture debut. All photos: Getty Images
Gupta shared the stage with some of the world's most well-known couturiers as part of the coveted calendar
A model walks the runway during Gupta's haute couture spring/summer 2023 show
Gupta showcased 35 looks in total, introducing his signature sculpted fabrics
Many looks featured wing-like creations that twisted around his models
Embroidered crystals gave the looks in the collection an effervescent quality
Clothes also ranged in colour, from gold to silver and electric blue
The collection took six months to put together, from developing concepts and sketches to sourcing, dyeing and embroidering fabrics
Gupta named his collection Shunya, the Sanskrit word for zero, which was invented in India
'When zero was discovered ... the world expanded into infinity. Time was no longer linear,' he told CNN
A look from Gupta's haute couture collection
A look from Gupta's haute couture collection
Gupta is a graduate of the famed Central Saint Martins
Dramatic shapes were seen on the catwalk
Many Hollywood stars have worn Gupta's dresses on the red carpet
A gold creation by Gupta
Gupta's signature sculpture was present in almost all the looks
The Indian designer acknowledges the applause of the audience at the end of his show
