Take a look at the Indian influence on the NYFW runway.
It started with acid attack survivor Reshma Qureshi walking the New York Fashion Week Spring 2016 ramp.
She was joined by Sunny Leone, who became the first Bollywood celeb to strode the NYFW runway.
Close on Sunny's heels was Maharashtra Chief Minister's wife Amruta Fadnavis who walked at NYFW in handloom.
Then there were fashion brands like Banana Republic, who looked up to India for inspiration for its collection -- the focus was on craftsmanship and detail.
The result: pyjama-inspired paisley printed separates, laser-cut detailing and tunics worn over pants.
Take a look at the Indian influence on the NYFW runway.
1. Nose rings
2. Golden sequins and gem-studded dresses
Don't miss the glitzy embellishments on the dress and those golden beads on the sandals from the Jenny Packham fashion show.
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3. Beads and Potlis
The model to the right also sported a kada.
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4. Indian motifs
5. And some more motifs
6. Khaki
7. Paisley prints
For men, Madras plaid ruled the roost, with the fabric used in shirts, trousers and even ties.
Photograph: Ilya S Savenok/Getty Images
8. Asymmetrical tunics
9. Laser-cut detailing
Photograph: Ilya S Savenok/Getty Images
10. Indian handlooms
Dressed in a gorgeous handloom outfit, this is not the first time she has walked a fashion ramp.
Earlierm, she walked for a fashion show organised by NIFT, which highlighted Indian arts and crafts.
Photograph: Kind Courtesy Amruta Fadnavis/Instagram
And look whom we spotted seated in the front rows!
Looking gorgeous in a pink dress, she was seated with her stylist Christina Ehrlich. Photograph: Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images
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