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India Fashion Week runways were dominated with traditional sari-inspired looks, with lotus flower designs. Buyers viewed collections from more than 150 designers, many of them from overseas. Indian designers have begun to stick to more traditional designs when it comes to fashion, and buyers are eating them up. All around the globe this year fashion weeks gave us an exciting preview of what's to come. India was no exception. 
Naomi Campbell in Mai Mubai.
A model in Mai Mubai
A model flaunts in Crimzon Stoffa.
A haute look from Narendra Kumar.
Crimzon Stoffa
A traditional Indian design by Virtue.
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