GOLDEN SUTRA by Geetha Bai Sulake brings sculpted colour and floral surface work to BFW Day Two

Bengaluru, 16 October 2026 — GOLDEN SUTRA by Geetha Bai Sulake brought a palette of black, orange, purple and blue to Day Two of the 27th edition of Bangalore Fashion Week, with silhouettes that shifted between sleek lines and full-volume skirts. The collection carried a strong evening mood, tempered by movement, transparency and surface detail.

One look paired a black halter-style bodice with a long, fluid skirt, sharply interrupted by a vivid red floral appliqué placed across the front. The contrast of matte black and saturated red gave the ensemble a graphic, sculptural quality, while the high slit introduced a sense of motion within the length.

Another dress was built around an expansive orange skirt that fell in soft layers from a fitted bodice densely worked with multicoloured embellishment. The upper body held the eye with its concentrated texture, while the lower half opened into a broad sweep of colour, creating a clear balance between structure and volume.

A third look moved into a darker register, with a printed black-and-white draped gown that wrapped close to the body before falling to the floor. The asymmetry across the neckline and shoulder line gave the silhouette an off-kilter elegance, while the print softened the severity of the black base.

The collection also explored a cooler, more theatrical palette through a blue gown accented by sculpted floral forms in white and deeper shades of purple along one side. The clustered surface work added dimension and a sense of controlled excess, turning the dress into a study in texture as much as colour.

Across the showcase, the label worked with contrast as its central device: fitted against flowing, dark against bright, smooth fabric against raised floral detail. The result was a series of looks that felt dressed for the evening, yet carried a handmade sensibility through their embellishment and shape.