Pix: India Intimate Fashion Week Black Magik, India's first intimate calendar

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India Intimate Fashion Week (IIFW) launched its much-awaited calendar 'Black Magik' in Mumbai this week.

Black Magik, a fashion calendar dedicated to intimate wear features some hot models posing in the exotic locations of Forest Hills Tala in Maharashtra.

The calendar is conceptualised by Niraj Jawanjal, director and chief ideator, India Intimate Fashion Week and executed by photographer Mrunal Kalsekar.

Talking about Black Magik, Niraj said, "Our intention is to re-write the definition of fashion calendar in India by creating an extraordinary platform to showcase astounding fashion lines by Indian and International brands and designers.”

Black Magik by IIFW is an endeavour to set new trends in the intimate wear category in which India is still in the nascent phase of growth.

Start the year on a fashionable note. Take tips from Janvi Deori on how to rock a cape with a bikini on your vacation. Model Gautam Gosani shows you that black is always sexy.

All photographs: Kind courtesy India Intimate Fashion Week

For the month of love, Alison Williams displays a creation in black and lace.

For March, Janvi Deori gets steamy in the tub.

In April, Sandra Atoth shows you how to dress up for pool side fun.

Come May, flaunt your curves and be the stuff of envy.

Janvi shows you how to jazz up your boring inner wear in June. Add a jacket, keep it tall with heels and a top knot.

If you have to stay indoors in July, know how to look your best even when you are in bed.

Don't let the tan alter your style in August.

You can always add some shimmer and shine in September.

For a change, grow a beard in October. And girls, let your accessories do some talking.

Soak up some sun in November, but don't let your personal style dip. A statement neck piece like this will amp up your fashion quotient.

End the year amidst nature in a sizzling monokini. Remember to keep it bold and sexy!

Pix: India's first intimate calendar

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