Key Points

Mrunal Thakur absolutely stole the show as the showstopper for Pankaj and Nidhi's latest collection. She walked the ramp in this incredible golden bodice that looked like molten armor, complete with these amazing architectural shoulders. The whole 'Araquis' collection was all about mixing warrior strength with beautiful eveningwear aesthetics. It's definitely one of those fashion moments people will be talking about for a while.

Key Points: Mrunal Thakur Golden Bodice Ramp Walk Steals Lakme Fashion Week

  • Mrunal Thakur showcased a sculpted golden bodice with metallic armor-like textures
  • The collection 'Araquis' blends eveningwear with warrior elegance and regal futurism
  • Silhouettes featured structured jackets and flowing gowns with strong geometric elements
  • Designers aimed to express power through graceful, protective beauty in their creations
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Lakme Fashion Week 2025: Mrunal Thakur's ramp walk in golden bodice outfit steals spotlight

Mrunal Thakur stuns as showstopper in Pankaj & Nidhi's golden warrior ensemble at Lakme Fashion Week 2025, embodying regal futurism on the ramp.

"Araquis was born from the idea of resilience, of beauty that protects - Pankaj and Nidhi"

New Delhi, October 12

Actress Mrunal Thakur turned showstopper for Pankaj and Nidhi's collection titled 'Araquis' on the fourth day of Lakme Fashion Week, in partnership with FDCI, held in New Delhi on Saturday.

Design duo Pankaj & Nidhi presented 'Araquis' -- a collection that reimagines eveningwear through the lens of regal futurism and warrior elegance, according to a release.

The defining moment of the show came when Mrunal Thakur walked down the ramp in a sculpted, golden bodice layered with metallic textures that shimmered like molten armour.

The shoulders of the outfit rose into a commanding architectural form, exuding the look of a goddess.

Paired with a sleek black skirt and a high slit, Mrunal's ensemble showcased a perfect balance between beauty and power.

According to a press note shared by Lakme, 'Araquis' is imagined as attire for a sovereign world.

The silhouettes alternate between flowing gowns and structured jackets, fluid drapes and strong geometry, revealing both movement and might.

"Araquis was born from the idea of resilience, of beauty that protects," said Pankaj andNidhi, as quoted in a press note.

"We wanted to imagine what power would look like when expressed through grace.The silhouettes are structured like armor, but within them lies fluidity, handwork and thehuman touch," added Pankaj and Nidhi as quoted by the press release.

The Lakme Fashion Week, which began on October 8, will conclude on October 12, featuring several designers and brands that focus on creativity, innovation, and sustainability in fashion.

- ANI

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Rohit P
While the design is innovative, I wonder about the practicality. How many Indian women would actually wear something like this? Fashion should be more accessible, not just runway fantasy.
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Ananya R
The combination of traditional Indian craftsmanship with futuristic design is brilliant! Pankaj & Nidhi always push boundaries. Mrunal was the perfect choice as showstopper - she embodies both strength and elegance.
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David E
As someone visiting India, I'm amazed by the creativity at Lakme Fashion Week. The 'beauty that protects' concept is fascinating. Indian designers are creating global trends!
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Shreya B
Love how Indian fashion is embracing sustainability and innovation together. The architectural shoulders remind me of temple sculptures - modern yet rooted in our culture. More power to our designers! 🙌
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Karthik V
Mrunal's walk was powerful! The golden armor look with black skirt created such a dramatic effect. Indian fashion industry is definitely making its mark internationally.

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