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Myntra And Disney India Unveil Contemporary Indian Wear Collection Inspired By Mickey Mouse

Anouk, Myntra’s ethnic fashion brand, today unveiled a unique collection in collaboration with Disney India. The collection, ‘Disney by Anouk’ infuses fun and contemporary elements in ethnic wear and is designed for Indian women who seek a contemporary twist to traditional styling. This first-of-its-kind offering from Anouk juxtaposes playful Mickey prints with trendy Indian silhouettes.Screen Shot 2015-05-22 at 4.29.09 pm

The collection was unveiled by India’s leading fashion designer & stylist Aki Narula. Commenting on the collection, Aki said, “Indian apparel has seen a great deal of experimentation over the past few years with contemp orary motifs, asymmetrical cuts and free flowing designs finding their way into Indian wear representing the changing taste of Indian women.Screen Shot 2015-05-22 at 4.30.08 pm

I am very inspired to see the interpretation of the iconic Mickey Mouse character on Indian wear. It gives me great pleasure to be unveiling this stylish range of ethnic wear which is sure to appeal to chic Indian woman of today.”Screen Shot 2015-05-22 at 4.29.37 pm

The collection consists of apparel with a vibrant spirit, complete with bright colors and highlighted with Mickey elements. It offers fashionistas trendy asymmetric dresses, colorful jackets, kurtas, jumpsuits, skirts, etc. The collection is priced between INR 1099 to 4999Screen Shot 2015-05-22 at 4.29.25 pm

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