JJ Valaya, a stalwart in Indian fashion since 1992, is known for blending age-old craftsmanship with contemporary silhouettes, and this collection was no exception. Rasha Thadani, daughter of actress Raveena Tandon, looked every bit the modern-day maharani in a richly embroidered lehenga, radiating poise and confidence. Her regal look, complemented by traditional jewelry, was met with thunderous applause from the audience.
Ibrahim Ali Khan, son of actor Saif Ali Khan, made a bold and charismatic impression in a velvet sherwani teamed with pathani-style bottoms — a nod to traditional menswear with a contemporary twist. His confident walk and polished look marked a strong entry into the fashion world, hinting at a promising future both on and off the runway.
The event not only showcased JJ Valaya’s latest couture collection but also signaled a generational shift in the industry, with star kids stepping confidently into the spotlight. As cameras flashed and the audience cheered, the duo’s debut symbolized the merging of legacy, luxury, and new-age style in Indian fashion.
With this grand finale, JJ Valaya once again reinforced his reputation for spectacle and storytelling, while giving fashion enthusiasts a glimpse of the industry's stylish future.
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