Alia Bhatt and Bhumi Pednekar delivered peak front-row style in the best looks of the week

The 25th edition of Fashion Week wrapped up on a high, setting the stage for bold debuts and defining moments from industry veterans. The week wasn’t just about the runway—A-listers turned the front row into a style spectacle. With risk-taking and directional fashion at the forefront, the best-dressed stars of the week ensured their presence was as statement-making as the collections themselves, from Alia Bhatt and Radhika Merchant Ambani to Bhumi Pednekar and more.

Alia Bhatt’s latest look played with sharp tailoring and soft textures. She layered a ruffled mint green blouse over matching wide-leg trousers, grounding the pastel set with an oversized, boxy brown blazer. The structured outer layer features a textured finish, adding contrast to the fluid silhouette. With its sheer detailing and precise layering, the Alberta Ferretti and Magda Butrym ensemble was a masterclass in balancing androgyny with a hint of romanticism.

The Vivienne Westwood show delivered some standout front-row moments, with Radhika Merchant making a striking nod to the house’s Fall/Winter 1990 Portrait Collection. She styled the iconic Boucher corset with a custom Chanderi sari, creating a seamless fusion of archival and contemporary design. A vintage Westwood scarf was repurposed as a skirt, and a pearl choker added layers to the look.

Vivienne Westwood’s front row was a reminder of the brand’s rebellious roots, thanks to Bhumi Pednekar and Alaya F, both dressed in the label. Bhumi took the denim route, pairing flared jeans with a matching jacket left unbuttoned just enough to play with proportions. But it was the accessories that did the heavy lifting—pearls and plenty of them. A bow choker, layered necklaces, bracelets, and oversized earrings—all in varying shapes and textures—softened the rawness of the denim without diluting its edge.

Alaya F, on the other hand, took a maximalist approach. Her look featured a plaid corset etched with Westwood’s iconic graffiti, styled with spiked boots, chunky cross-adorned jewellery, and a punked-out smoky eye. The hair was big and deliberately undone—the kind that looks like it’s been danced in. The overall effect? Pure Westwood theatre.

Not to forget, a host of others brought their A-game too—think Mira Rajput, Diana Penty, Banita Sandhu, and more. From unexpected pairings to striking details, keep scrolling to see who else made the list.