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Bhumika Sharma | Zoya
What: Festive collection for women
USP: A homage to traditional embroideries, Zoya exemplifies drama and glamour in the ultra-modern way. Designed for the millennial bride and the Gen Z woman who today drive the sensibilities behind how Indian couture is styled, the designer gives a new perspective to this range with respect to traditional weaves and patterns with a contemporary touch.
Price: Rs 32,000 onwards
Availability: At...
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