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Celebrities Bring Noir Botanica’s Dark Fantasy To Mumbai Runway
Rohit Gandhi and Rahul Khanna showed a new fashion collection in Mumbai.
It is called Noir Botanica Autumn/Winter 2026.
The clothes mix ideas from plants, buildings and the human body.
The designers were also inspired by Art Nouveau and old decorative styles.
Many well-known women wore the outfits on the runway and around the event.
Palak Tiwari wore a dramatic black dress, while Kajol wore a sparkling black suit.
Other guests chose silver dresses, shiny gowns and glittering mini dresses.
Ruhee Dosani wore a more casual grey denim outfit.
Together, the looks made the collection feel like a dark and imaginative fantasy.
Rohit Gandhi and Rahul Khanna presented their Noir Botanica Autumn/Winter 2026 collection in Mumbai.
The collection drew on Art Nouveau, historical ornamentation, botanical motifs, architecture and the human form.
Palak Tiwari wore a sculpted black mini dress with lace sleeves, ribbons and a scalloped hem.
Kajol, Sophie Choudry and Sarah-Jane Dias showcased sharply tailored black looks with glamorous details.
Silver gowns, sequinned dresses, embellished minis and a grey denim co-ord expanded the collection’s dark, sculptural aesthetic.
- Who
- Designers Rohit Gandhi and Rahul Khanna, along with celebrities and digital content creator Ruhee Dosani.
- What
- The presentation of the Noir Botanica Autumn/Winter 2026 fashion collection and featured celebrity looks.
- Where
- Mumbai.
- When
- Autumn/Winter 2026; no specific presentation date is stated.
- Why
- The collection was presented to reinterpret botanical motifs through sculptural designs inspired by Art Nouveau and historical ornamentation.
Key facts
- Collection
- Noir Botanica Autumn/Winter 2026
- Designers
- Rohit Gandhi and Rahul Khanna
- Location
- Mumbai
- Key inspirations
- Art Nouveau, historical ornamentation, nature, architecture and the human form
- Featured looks
- Black tailoring, sculptural gowns, sequinned dresses, embellished mini dresses and grey denim
- Photography
- Photographs by Panna Bandekar; photographs curated by Satish Bodas/Rediff






