Comments on: India Fashion Week(s) | Three’s a Crowd? http://www.businessoffashion.com/2009/04/india-fashion-weeks-threes-a-crowd.html The Business of Fashion is an essential daily resource for fashion creatives, business professionals and entrepreneurs in more than 200 countries around the world. Sat, 11 Feb 2012 22:49:45 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Manish Singh http://www.businessoffashion.com/2009/04/india-fashion-weeks-threes-a-crowd.html#comment-124382 Manish Singh Thu, 18 Aug 2011 09:43:38 +0000 http://www.businessoffashion.net/?p=3215#comment-124382 India is a land of diversity and the essence of this diversity is vividly expressed by the means of its fashion culture. Fashion in India is constantly changing and it is due to this that the scope of this feature is constantly expanding to attract more trends. The concept of fashion is age old and it has evolved across the span of generations adding more to its basic concept. Fashion in India is an on and off concept that appears and disappears based on the preference of common masses. The traditional styles and trends of Indian fashion appear and then disappear only to surface back again following a certain time period. In the earlier times Indian fashion was restricted however the scope has overtly grown out in the current times to accommodate various features, designs and styles that define beauty and essence. Primarily Fashion in India is limited across saris and suits but the indo western fusion has endorsed uniqueness to the entire concept of Indian dressing. Fashion in India witnessed variations during the middle of the century when modernity and tradition came together to express the distinctness that India dressing holds. Irrespective of the styles that Indian dressing holds but the saris have their very own eternal charm that remains unparalleled across ages. Elegant, sensuous and graceful, a sari has every bit that can reflect the stylish entity of Fashion in India. The nine yard attire has attracted significant attention from fashion conscious people residing all across the world. Its uniqueness and exclusivity remains unparalleled owning to the work and pattern it adorns. Studded with Zardosi, Patch work, Kundan etc. and available in various materials this popular Indian dress is the heart of Fashion in India. Popular Indian attire that forms a part of Fashion in India is the Indian suits or salwar kameez. This fashion forms the leading essence of the Indian designer wear industry. The history of salwar kameez holds a very well-marked origin that can be traced along the northern zones of India. Fashion in India also has great provision for the men who can don themselves in various royal attires that the Indian designs hold for them. These dresses can jazz up the look of men who want to cut out from the usual western wear. The rich heritage of Indian continent is well reflected in the prints, designs and fabrics that hold national origin. Marked with authenticity and diversity the Indian fashion industry has made a mark of its own based on various essential factors that are highly popular in the current times because of their appeal and cultural value. With its peaking adaptability and mass fervor, Fashion in India is making way on the International fashion ground with its ultimate glamour quotient.http://www.trendstreet.in is one such web site in India which fulfills this gap in India. India is a land of diversity and the essence of this diversity is vividly expressed by the means of its fashion culture. Fashion in India is constantly changing and it is due to this that the scope of this feature is constantly expanding to attract more trends. The concept of fashion is age old and it has evolved across the span of generations adding more to its basic concept. Fashion in India is an on and off concept that appears and disappears based on the preference of common masses. The traditional styles and trends of Indian fashion appear and then disappear only to surface back again following a certain time period. In the earlier times Indian fashion was restricted however the scope has overtly grown out in the current times to accommodate various features, designs and styles that define beauty and essence. Primarily Fashion in India is limited across saris and suits but the indo western fusion has endorsed uniqueness to the entire concept of Indian dressing.

Fashion in India witnessed variations during the middle of the century when modernity and tradition came together to express the distinctness that India dressing holds. Irrespective of the styles that Indian dressing holds but the saris have their very own eternal charm that remains unparalleled across ages. Elegant, sensuous and graceful, a sari has every bit that can reflect the stylish entity of Fashion in India. The nine yard attire has attracted significant attention from fashion conscious people residing all across the world. Its uniqueness and exclusivity remains unparalleled owning to the work and pattern it adorns. Studded with Zardosi, Patch work, Kundan etc. and available in various materials this popular Indian dress is the heart of Fashion in India. Popular Indian attire that forms a part of Fashion in India is the Indian suits or salwar kameez. This fashion forms the leading essence of the Indian designer wear industry.

The history of salwar kameez holds a very well-marked origin that can be traced along the northern zones of India. Fashion in India also has great provision for the men who can don themselves in various royal attires that the Indian designs hold for them. These dresses can jazz up the look of men who want to cut out from the usual western wear. The rich heritage of Indian continent is well reflected in the prints, designs and fabrics that hold national origin. Marked with authenticity and diversity the Indian fashion industry has made a mark of its own based on various essential factors that are highly popular in the current times because of their appeal and cultural value. With its peaking adaptability and mass fervor, Fashion in India is making way on the International fashion ground with its ultimate glamour quotient.http://www.trendstreet.in is one such web site in India which fulfills this gap in India.

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]]> By: estaseapelt http://www.businessoffashion.com/2009/04/india-fashion-weeks-threes-a-crowd.html#comment-26049 estaseapelt Thu, 18 Feb 2010 19:55:03 +0000 http://www.businessoffashion.net/?p=3215#comment-26049 Excellent site!! You look also mine http://neo-buxi.blogspot.com/ Excellent site!! You look also mine http://neo-buxi.blogspot.com/

]]> By: Ipodfilm http://www.businessoffashion.com/2009/04/india-fashion-weeks-threes-a-crowd.html#comment-14481 Ipodfilm Tue, 20 Oct 2009 14:02:39 +0000 http://www.businessoffashion.net/?p=3215#comment-14481 So nice site. I will visit it more often and read comments. Thx u a lot So nice site. I will visit it more often and read comments. Thx u a lot

]]> By: rollergirl http://www.businessoffashion.com/2009/04/india-fashion-weeks-threes-a-crowd.html#comment-6421 rollergirl Sat, 11 Apr 2009 13:12:34 +0000 http://www.businessoffashion.net/?p=3215#comment-6421 Great article. Agreed, there is a need for better focus and fine-tuning. One (not three) fantastic fashion week showing the very best of forward-thinking Indian fashion to make it worth the while of those international buyers making the journey. All the infighting and egocentricity comes across as amateurish and unprofessional. Suck it up and get the show on the road, then the buyers will come! Great article. Agreed, there is a need for better focus and fine-tuning. One (not three) fantastic fashion week showing the very best of forward-thinking Indian fashion to make it worth the while of those international buyers making the journey. All the infighting and egocentricity comes across as amateurish and unprofessional. Suck it up and get the show on the road, then the buyers will come!

]]> By: tarina shah http://www.businessoffashion.com/2009/04/india-fashion-weeks-threes-a-crowd.html#comment-6162 tarina shah Tue, 07 Apr 2009 02:50:47 +0000 http://www.businessoffashion.net/?p=3215#comment-6162 Well said sita.....great article Well said sita…..great article

]]> By: me http://www.businessoffashion.com/2009/04/india-fashion-weeks-threes-a-crowd.html#comment-6130 me Mon, 06 Apr 2009 12:19:58 +0000 http://www.businessoffashion.net/?p=3215#comment-6130 I think most of it may become irrelevant considering recent events in Mumbai & Pakistan...I know I wouldn't travel at present. I think most of it may become irrelevant considering recent events in Mumbai & Pakistan…I know I wouldn’t travel at present.

]]> By: Christine Ellis http://www.businessoffashion.com/2009/04/india-fashion-weeks-threes-a-crowd.html#comment-6126 Christine Ellis Mon, 06 Apr 2009 10:45:15 +0000 http://www.businessoffashion.net/?p=3215#comment-6126 Well written, the LFW and FDCI need to join forces and decide on one venue/city which will not only guarantee more major sponsors but also incite international press and buyers to attend in a more concentrated, stream-lined environment. Well written, the LFW and FDCI need to join forces and decide on one venue/city which will not only guarantee more major sponsors but also incite international press and buyers to attend in a more concentrated, stream-lined environment.

]]> By: Neville B http://www.businessoffashion.com/2009/04/india-fashion-weeks-threes-a-crowd.html#comment-6124 Neville B Mon, 06 Apr 2009 09:50:49 +0000 http://www.businessoffashion.net/?p=3215#comment-6124 Being a blissfully color-blind individual, I completely in the dark vis-a-vis fashion and wouldn't know how appropriate or accurate the above text would be ... but it's definitely one of the best written articles on the subject I've ever read. Being a blissfully color-blind individual, I completely in the dark vis-a-vis fashion and wouldn’t know how appropriate or accurate the above text would be … but it’s definitely one of the best written articles on the subject I’ve ever read.

]]> By: Ravi Wadhwani http://www.businessoffashion.com/2009/04/india-fashion-weeks-threes-a-crowd.html#comment-6116 Ravi Wadhwani Mon, 06 Apr 2009 07:03:16 +0000 http://www.businessoffashion.net/?p=3215#comment-6116 What is missing is an effort to give a unified umbrella to serious buyers and commentators. As usual the egos of the designers takes precedence over convenience and efficiency of the visitors. India must proceed more on the lines of Pret a porter/Igedo/Milan etc rather then coteries of for and against prima donnas!!! What is missing is an effort to give a unified umbrella to serious buyers and commentators. As usual the egos of the designers takes precedence over convenience and efficiency of the visitors. India must proceed more on the lines of Pret a porter/Igedo/Milan etc rather then coteries of for and against prima donnas!!!

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