Mahieka Sharma Exclusive for Anamika Khanna, Names Hardik Pandya Her MVP

Model Mahieka Sharma served as the exclusive showstopper for designer Anamika Khanna on the first day of Lakme Fashion Week. Khanna's latest AK|OK collection was inspired by the concept of "imperfect flowers," focusing on versatile, multi-purpose garments. A key highlight of the showcase was the introduction of menswear under the AK|OK initiative. During the event, Sharma also expressed pride in the Indian cricket team's T20 World Cup victory, singling out Hardik Pandya as her standout player.

Key Points: Mahieka Sharma Showstopper for Anamika Khanna at LFW

  • Exclusive showstopper appearance
  • Collection inspired by imperfect flowers
  • AK
  • OK showcases versatile garments
  • Menswear debut in AK
  • OK line
  • Reaction to T20 World Cup win
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Mahieka Sharma turns showstopper for designer Anamika Khanna, reveals her "player of the team"

Model Mahieka Sharma walks exclusively for Anamika Khanna at Lakme Fashion Week, reveals Hardik Pandya is her "player of the team."

"But obviously, he (Hardik Pandya) is my player of the team. - Mahieka Sharma"

Mumbai, March 20

The spotlight turned on model Mahieka Sharma as she turned showstopper for designer Anamika Khanna, delivering a stunning appearance on the first day of Lakme Fashion Week in Mumbai.

Dressed in one of Khanna's runway outfits, Mahieka looked graceful as she took the lead.

She walked the show in a flowy white drape ensemble, further accentuated with a customised hangbag with frills, which she held in her hand. She completed the look with frilled footwear and drop earrings.

Mahieka kept her hair neatly tied in a bun, with a few loose strands at the front.

While speaking to the media, she shared, "This is my second time walking for Anamika. But this time I am exclusive to her.. so you won't see me again."

Designer Anamika Khanna, who delivered a grand finale on Day 1, spoke to ANI and detailed her latest collection.

"My collection is inspired by imperfect flowers. The whole idea was focused on the fact that the rose grows where it doesn't belong," she said.

During the media interaction, Mahieka also reacted to the Indian Cricket Team's victory in the ICC Men's T20 World Cup.

"I am proud of our country.. I am proud of our team. They have all done such a phenomenal job. But obviously, he (Hardik Pandya) is my player of the team," Mahieka said.

Coming back to Anamika Khanna's showcase, her label AK|OK's latest collection focused on garments that can serve multiple purposes like styling, layering, and more.

"From draped dhoti pants and ruffled asymmetric tops to relaxed co-ord sets and floor-length gowns, the garments moved effortlessly between statement dressing and everyday wearability.

She also included hand-painted textures, unfinished details, asymmetry, 3D embroidery, intricate hand embroidery, and gold Zari work.

One of the key highlights from the show was the introduction of menswear with the AK|OK initiative.

- ANI

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Rohit P
Love that she gave a shoutout to Hardik Pandya! After the World Cup win, it's great to see our athletes getting recognition everywhere, even on the fashion runway. Team India forever! 🏏
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Anjali F
The focus on garments with multiple purposes is so practical and modern. We need more Indian wear that can transition from day to night easily. The menswear initiative is a welcome step too!
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Siddharth J
While the fashion is beautiful, I sometimes feel LFW is becoming a bit repetitive. I wish there was more focus on truly affordable, sustainable fashion for the common person, not just statement pieces for the elite.
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Kavya N
The hand-painted textures and gold zari work must have looked magnificent in person! Anamika Khanna's craftsmanship is unparalleled. Can't wait to see more pictures from the showcase.
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Michael C
Interesting blend of traditional Indian embroidery with modern, wearable silhouettes. The "rose grows where it doesn't belong" philosophy is quite poetic and powerful for a fashion line.

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