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Swara Bhaskar’s empowering walk for Akassh Aggarwal
Actress Swara Bhaskar, who walked for jewellery designer Akassh K Aggarwal\'s show themed on ‘Changing Phase Of Feminism’ on the final day of the India Runway Week (IRW) in Mumbai, feels feminism is not just restricted to women as it is a fight for both men and women to be free from gender identities.
Actress Swara Bhaskar, who walked for jewellery designer Akassh K Aggarwal's show themed on ‘Changing Phase Of Feminism’ on the final day of the India Runway Week (IRW) in Mumbai, feels feminism is not just restricted to women as it is a fight for both men and women to be free from gender identities.
"The show's theme is changing feminism, which is very relevant in today's time. I have always believed that feminism is the fight for both men and women to be free from the pressure of their gender identity," said Swara.
"Any self-expression is only possible if you are conformable being who you are. There are so many pressures on Indian women, that the real you or the real I is lost, so I think in that sense, this show is very relevant," she added.
Swara donned one of the pieces from the designer's spring summer range titled 'Tribe Vibe Collection'. The line resonates with the symbolism of old tribal art of peroi and jadau and fine techniques in filigree motif.
An assortment of multiple accessory options gives the collection a versatility to be worn on ethnic as well with Indo-Western. The designer said that he was delighted to have Swara as the showstopper.
