Graphics with Shanti Banaras – Summer 2024

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Presenting Shanti Banaras’s Summer 2024 collection, a captivating blend of art, fashion, and innovation where artistry meets innovation in a tapestry of creativity and craftsmanship. TheGlitz reports.

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So go ahead, embark on a journey that begins with a simple graph – a foundational element for what lies ahead. But here’s the twist: when that graph meets the soft embrace of draped textile, it morphs into something entirely different.

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Enter “the line,” Shanti Banaras’s summer campaign, where we delve into the interplay of graphs, patterns, and distortions.

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Through eccentric visuals, we reimagine linear forms in f controlled chaos upon a blank architectural canvas. Tied together with acrobatic sculptures and geometric textile formations, it’s a study in the art of transformation.

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