She took her fashion and design sensibilities to the West in the seventies, long before the Indian fashion scene revived. She retailed at some of the prestigious brands in the United States like Saks Fifth Avenue, Bergdorf Goodman, Henri Bendel and Bonwit Teller, and introduced the renowned Solstiss lace of France to thefashionistas of India. Adarsh Gill, showcased her luxurious collection- ‘EVOLUTION- an ode to the contemporary Indian woman’ at the fourth edition of India Bridal Fashion week, in New Delhi. She has mastered the different techniques of embroidery which is evident through her collection, and is known for the incorporation of different jewel colors in her mesmerizing outfits.

A lot of embellished silver work in geometrical pattern was done on short dresses, fitted evening gowns and halter blouses which were teamed with black saris. The whole look carried by the models was very international with scrunched hair and glittery head bands on the forehead. The black shimmery dress with a criss-cross back definitely reminded one of the 70’s disco era. Modern styled outfits in sharp cuts and pencil skirts were seen teamed with jackets in her show. Adarsh Gill’s collection was truly for a woman who embraces her curves and femininity. The collection presented incorporated the clever juxtaposition of coveted Indian craftsmanship with international fabrics. The dresses and evening gowns showcased in her collection would be apt for any bride’s cocktail party and other wedding functions. It was all about bling and shimmer which was seen in the designing of short cocktail dresses, evening gowns, short and long jackets, bustier and bodices by the designer. The bridal Collection by Adarsh Gill is her way of showcasing royalty, opulence and extravagance through her immaculate sense of designing. The embellishments and embroideries are an eclectic mix of geometric patterns with floral motifs and meticulous attention has been paid to detail. A beautiful dress in lace with intricate sequined work at the waist, and a olive green gown with multiple slits at the front, teamed with a jacket and lacy stocking, certainly grabbed a lot of attention. With the use of extensive romantic floral motifs and geometric patterns, complimented by bold and vibrant colors like emerald green, royal blues, fluorescent oranges, purples and reds, she showcased her version of Indian Bridal story on the ramp. The fabrics ranged from chiffons, georgettes, lace & lame to taffeta’s and brocades. Basically, these stunning pieces were designed for the modern, confident bride who loves fusion of traditional and contemporary in her ensembles. Intricate embroideries and ornate embellishments seen on anarkalis, sarees, kurtas and dresses in her collection were truly a testament to her style of designing. The show was choreographed by Aparna Anisha Bahl and Tania Lefebvre. Esha Gupta who appeared in stunning red and gold lehenga concluded the show for Adarsh Gill.