Max Fashion, the country’s largest fashion brand and Elite, global talent management company, are back with the prestigious Elite Model Look for 2017.
INIFD (Bandra) in Mumbai presented their annual fashion show over the weekend and the clothes designed by the students sent across a strong social message.
The immensely talented students of the L.S. Raheja Technical Institute in Mumbai displayed their graduating collections to raucous applause. We loved their avant garde menswear designs.
It’s not necessary to be hunky and muscled to be a fashion model. Kolkata based Ad Prasenjit Das proves that a lean and lanky frame can be equally an asset when it comes to fashion editorials.
Out of six young designers who will be showcasing their talent at the Gen Next show at Lakmé Fashion Week Winter/Festive 2016 in August, three are presenting menswear collections.
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The Mod’Art India student’s fashion show had us impressed with their collections. But it was young Ashly Noronha who had us give him a standing ovation for his eclectic menswear designs.
MAX Fashion presented the second edition of MAX Design Awards with a Grand Finale where fifteen fashion students got to unleash their creativity and reach out to the world of fashion with their innovative designs.
The girls of Sophia College in Mumbai presented Tvashtra’16 – their annual fashion show by the graduating students of their fashion design course. Check out the avant garde creations they displayed on the ramp.
Dhruv Vaish is a young and upcoming designer from New Delhi who specialises in men’s wear. This season at Lakme Fashion Week, he will be a presenting a collection called A Hippie At Heart.
