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Designs of Pan-India at one place
Bina Singh, founder of Bina Singh Foundation and Sharon Fernandes, a renowned model, actress and Mrs India International 2017 inaugurated the ‘Brand IN STYLE’ exhibition season-2 at Satya Sai Nigamagamam, Sri Nagar Colony on Thursday.
Bina Singh, founder of Bina Singh Foundation and Sharon Fernandes, a renowned model, actress and Mrs India International 2017 inaugurated the ‘Brand IN STYLE’ exhibition season-2 at Satya Sai Nigamagamam, Sri Nagar Colony on Thursday.
The three-day expo presents handpicked 64 exclusive exhibitors from various Indian cities, who are known for their personalised fabrics and collections such as ‘Kamakshi Handlooms’, ‘SLN Art Jewelry’, ‘Swapna Paidi Designer Studio’, ‘Wall Dezire’, ‘The Zyra’, ‘ABC Fabrics’, ‘Santipur Diamond Handlooms’ among others, will showcase their unique pieces.
“I am proud to be a part of this exhibition. It is unique compared to other exhibitions which I saw in city. In Many expos there is either luxury or marketing to aim for a very different crowd. But this expo has various kinds of materials,” said Sharon Fernandes.
Speaking on the occasion, Bina Singh said, “This exhibition supports the social causes and it’s very economical. Some of the designers are come all the way from Malaysia to here to participate in this expo. Here we had 64 stalls with stylish designer pieces.”
