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Vedang Raina and Khushi Kapoor shine at India Couture Week

‘The Archies’ stars look forward to collaborate on a future project again

Vedang Raina and Khushi Kapoor shine at India Couture Week

ACTORS Vedang Raina and Khushi Kapoor, who debuted with The Archies last year, are eager to collaborate on a project again. They became the showstoppers for designer Gaurav Gupta's latest collection Arunodaya at India Couture Week.

Kapoor dazzled in a silver lehenga featuring an off-shoulder blouse, cape-styled sleeves, and a mermaid skirt. The outfit, encrusted with crystals and adorned with delicate silver zardozi embroidery and beadwork, was complemented by her open hair and heavy statement jewellery.


Kapoor, 23, who made her runway debut with Gupta's show, said they have come to share a comfort level with the actor after The Archies.

"Yeah, 100 percent! I feel like when you are comfortable with a person, it makes things less hard and you don't get nervous as much because you are in the comfort of the other person. So definitely," she told PTI.

Raina, 24, who wore a black sherwani with elegant detailing and black pants, said he and Kapoor have known each other for some time now and there is a certain level of comfort between them.

On working together again he said, "Yes, most definitely!"

"I think we have known each other for a while now and there is a lot of comfort with us, comfort on set, comfort in our companionship. We would love to do a film for sure," he concluded.

Gupta's collection included gowns with futuristic designs, saris, lehengas and tops and skirts for women whereas menswear had sherwanis, kurtas, and formals.

The colour palette ranged from maroon to silver, white, grey and black and most of the looks were complemented with heavy jewellery.

Gupta, who had also presented his collection at the Paris Haute Couture Week earlier, called the actors an adorable couple and believes they are "future faces of India."

"Khushi and Vedang are such an adorable couple and you can feel the love with them. They are just so adorable. I feel like they are the future faces of India."

Describing his collection, he said, "It's all about light. We have used a lot of zardozi, beads, embroideries and futuristic shapes."

Raina and Kapoor's debut film The Archies was released on December 7 last year. It also marked the debut of star kids Suhana Khan and Agastya Nanda.

India Couture Week 2024 began on July 24 and will conclude on July 31. Designers like Rahul Mishra, Jayanti Reddy, Dolly J, Amit Aggarwal and JJ Valaya have already showcased their collections and Falguni Shane Peacock is the finale designer. (PTI)

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