Trends that adorned the runway
As we embark on a fresh month, drawing the curtains on another eventful fashion season, the trends that adorned the runways at the recently concluded Lakmē Fashion Week X FDCI did not disappoint.
As we embark on a fresh month, drawing the curtains on another eventful fashion season, the trends that adorned the runways at the recently concluded Lakmē Fashion Week X FDCI did not disappoint.
Ace designer Ranna Gill’s show at the Lakmé Fashion Week x FDCI was worth every dime as her collection and her showstopper took everyone’s breath away.
In a celebration of creativity and innovation, the 37th edition of INIFD presents GenNext, a pivotal talent discovery program by Lakmē Fashion Week in partnership with FDCI, has unveiled its latest batch of four exceptional winning designers.
Actor Athiya Shetty walked the ramp in a beige floor-length dress for designer Anamika Khanna on the sixth day of…
Scheduled to be hosted on the last day of the four-day fashion extravaganza, March 12 between 11 a.m.-7 p.m., the event will give consumers a unique opportunity to shop the best of fashion at unbelievable prices.
The line-up begins with the Opening Show jointly presented by the FDCI and Lakme Fashion Week on March 22 and culminates with the Lakme Absolute Grand Finale on the 27th.
Anti-fit and baggy silhouettes were the basis of the line, with shirts with giant printed patch pockets, denim biker's jackets. The 2-tone denim/knit pants with frayed edges and matching sweatshirt with 3D embroidery.
"The Fashion Design Council of India for decades has tirelessly worked to make the design industry lead from the front and leave a global footprint."
Over 500 budding designers from Delhi, Noida and Jaipur campuses of Pearl Academy presented their collections
Nobel laureate Kailash Satyarthi, a campaigner against child labour, led designers to pledge a child labour-free supply chain in the fashion industry.
