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Bibi Russell to bring Khadi line to India Runway Week ramp
Bangladeshi fashion designer Bibi Russell will showcase a Khadi collection under the label Rajasthali by Bibi Russell at the seventh season of India Runway Week Winter-Festive 2016 here next month.
Bangladeshi fashion designer Bibi Russell will showcase a Khadi collection under the label Rajasthali by Bibi Russell at the seventh season of India Runway Week Winter-Festive 2016 here next month. To be held at the Thyagaraj Stadium here, the three-day fashion event organised by the Indian Federation for Fashion Development (IFFD), will take place from September 16-18.
Russell's line will be made from handspun and hand-woven fabric diversified by art and design intervention, to be made more suitable for the modern context. "Through art and design, it is my intention to sensitize and demonstrate the immense skills and expertise of the local artisans, to preserve the heritage, to foster creativity, to provide for employment opportunities, to empower women and to contribute towards the eradication of poverty," Russell said in a statement.
She promised that the colours used in her line are fresh and the designs, one-of-a-kind. Avinash Pathania, Founder, IFFD, said: "We are honoured to have Bibi Russell on board for this season as she sees Khadi as an occupation to bring high and low, rich and poor together, to show them the dignity of hand labour."
