Latin line, Sachin & Babi’s Pre-Fall lineup is captivating! The husband-and-wife Ahluwalia team's aesthetic is all blooms and flamenco flounces. Hand-painting, silhouetted blossoms, and embroidered all over with even more - so much traditional and flirtiness.The label is so charming, it's bound to have an appeal, it should do lots of sales; they've claimed it!

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The pieces are cosmic, the line I absolutely adore. Just perfect!

TM showed the sweetest peach dress sequined among other silhouettes that channeled the season's familiar '70s vibe. I'm addicted to every one. 

There are seasonal showpieces—including a jumpsuit flossed in fringe!!! What more can I say. I love everything that a jumpsuit offers.

I could have started talking accessories immediately,but I saved the best for last. They are beyond and will be worn and re-worn in months to come. All eyes on the 'frontline' sandals/flats. 

Modern, modern, modern. 

Two years have passed since the launch of TM's collection, the line remains unstoppable. Cult modern classics.

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Reem Acra! She is so Hollywood conscious and we live for this. After all, whether it’s the Emmys or the upcoming Oscars, that’s where she is always highlighted; her looks outshine. But, says the designer, Pre-Fall is also “for the client,” which means that there was a mix of offerings here, ranging from cocktail pieces to those floor-length, camera flash–inducing gowns. The would-be red carpet numbers are predictably the best.There were champagne pink and lavender gowns with taffeta layers and Chantilly lace bustiers, dotted with flower appliqués. On the more skin-flaunting side, there was pretty naval-diving décolletage on a rose-color gown, as well as a spaghetti-strap lilac piece with a flint-hued, embroidered mini-bust for a bombshell effect. For those not strutting the Hollywood welcome mat, Acra did plenty of LBDs.

The weightlessness makes these pieces easy-to-wear—a big plus for all of Acra’s clientele, whether or not they are a silver-screen regular. XXOO

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