Josh Goraya

Fall Winter 2014

One of the Hi-5 designers this season was, Josh Goraya who showed his collection, showing the his belief that the streets are cooler than the runway.

“Fashion is not only about red carpets and high profile gatherings, in fact the precise identity of fashion is what you see on the streets every day.” – Josh Goraya

Josh for his FW 14 line took his last collection forward by getting inspired from his trademark motif, ‘The Shaving Razor’ and mixed with a contemporary and more abstract version of the old school motif ‘The Paisley’.  He gave his collection a very global approach but kept the major emphasis on Indian Textiles, by designing looks with no geographical or traditional representation. Therefore the entire line up had international standards with colors that indulged range from deep jungle greens, arrow-wood, Pompeian red, Everglade to jet black. Crisp silk shirts with chiffon embroidery, buoyant silk bomber jackets, quilted jackets and overlap biker jackets with leather, wool, denim and velvet details were seen.