By Our Staff Reporter
Dehradun, 28 September: Young Designers of Graphic Era have taken a new initiative. These designers have designed garments with natural products to promote the protection of environment.
A Fashion presentation show based on sustainability was organized in Graphic Era’s Prof KP Nautiyal Auditorium. In the show, models wearing garments based on various cultures were seen spreading charm on the ramp walk. Chief guest Celebrity Designer Dr Sanjanaa Jon appreciated the confidence and enthusiasm of students and said that having passion for fashion is very important. Garments made of Himalayan Stinging Nettle ( Kandali) received appreciation from the audience. Garments based on ‘Kulluvi’ and ‘leheria’ dance forms Himachal Pradesh and belt based on ‘pattoo’ and ‘gacchi’ were the highlights of the event. These garments also showcased Himachali women’s culture of weaving handloom fabrics.
A garment collection inspired by the Sundry tribe of Nagaland showcased elements like motifs, hornbill, beads, shells, dab & spear and geometric patterns. Garments based on the Nawabs of Awadh and renowned painter MF Hussain’s painting ‘Trimurti’ received applause from the audience. In the show, young designers showcased some unique designs that were created by using pre consumer waste, scraps, old and already used denim.
The young designers who showcased their vibrant garment collections include designer of ‘Astitva’ collection Shristha Bhandar, designer of ‘Taana- Baana’ Shruti Tiwari and Nikita Rawat, designer of ‘Pret-a- Closet’ Deepika Rawat and Nikhil Negi, designer of ‘Verve’ collection and ‘Riwayat’ collection Nikhil Negi and designer of ‘Urbane Chic’ Ashmita and Anweeta.
The Fashion show was organized by Department of Fashion Design. Vice Chancellor Dr Sanjay Jasola, HOD Amrit Das, Dr Jyoti Chhabra and students were also present in the show.
