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Well revered for its quality and a leading name in the Fabric and Apparel Industry, GRADO from the House of GBTL and OCM took fashion industry by storm with their first ever showcase for Menswear at Lakme Fashion Week Summer/ Resort’19’. In association with top fashion designer, Ashish N Soni, the collection was an Ode to Beau Brummell, who is often known as ‘The Father of Men’s Fashion’. The prestigious event was held at Jio Garden, BKC on 1st February, 8 pm.

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Vidhi Singhania, a renowned fashion designer and an advocate of Indian textiles, to exhibit her latest collection of ethereal sarees in her exhibition titled 'Treasured Textiles 2018'. This exquisite exhibition will take place on Saturday, 13th October 2018 at 'The Sunset Lounge' at The Trident Oberoi Hotel, Nariman Point between 10 AM to 7 PM.

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Manish Malhotra presented his bridal couture collection. Katrina Kaif and Salman Khan don’t need great outfits to look great together but it definitely adds to their appeal. Bollywood’s favourite fashion designer, Manish Malhotra debuted his new collection at a star-studded show on Wednesday in Mumbai with the two actors as showstoppers.

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Madhu Jain known as a textile conservationist and craft revivalist rather than fashion designer to celebrate 29 years of persistent commitment to traditional textiles and handlooms by holding a trade fair in the city Mumbai on April 7.

Her latest collection will a line of her new Uzbek-inspired ikkats, alongside a retrospective of her signature Andhra Pradesh and Odisha Ikkats. She has infused the Buddhist Mandala design from the textile traditions of Thailand into the latter.

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The first edition of 'Rajasthan Heritage Week', that includes a 3 day fashion extravaganza, Handmade in Rajasthan aims to celebrate the desert state's textile and crafts will begin in Jaipur from December 3 . Fashion designer Prasad Bidapa has collaborated with National Award winning handloom weavers from Rajasthan for this event.

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Delhi based fashion designer Rinku Sobti on the Indian Textile Day on 27th August at the Lakme Fashion Week Winter Festive to showcase her collection, 'Tassels', redefines the loom tradition of Varanasi. The brand 'Loom 1905' is a thought inspired by the Swadeshi movement. Just like the concept of this revolutionary movement, the brand too advocates the preservation of the sumptuous handloom fabrics created in India. It aspires to motivate the youth of today to take this tradition forward and to embrace the beauty of this authentic art.

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More than 80 percent of the residents of Thiruvallur located near Alangombu and Sirumugai a 40km from Coimbatore are weavers operating the loom engaged in creating colourful designs on soft silk saris adorned by millions of Indian rather than Kora silk. Even though Alangombu and Sirumugai host a majority of the 82 handloom cooperative societies awarded the right to weave and sell the GI tagged Kovai Kora cotton saris.

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Fashion designers are rocking the ramp with khadi collections made from hand-woven cotton fabric. Khadi, one time was an integral part and icon of the Swadeshi movement is now trendy and has set the cash registers ringing as it catches popularity in the fashion world.

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Jamdani, Paithani, Maheshwari, Chanderi, Kand, Ikat are traditional weaves of Indian textiles, which Mumbai-based fashion designer Vaishali Shandangule has taken up special mission to work with traditional weaves and textiles to give a new existence as western and contemporary dresses.

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Ajrakh, one of the oldest traditions of block printing on textiles still practiced in parts of Gujarat and Rajasthan . Ajrak craft products are made with natural dyes. The entire production of the products includes both vegetable dyes and mineral dyes. Indigo is key dye.