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India Runway Week to encourage fashion education perspective
The fourth season of India Runway Week (IRW) is to start from April 10 and besides giving the new trends in the fashion and lifestyle domain, the three-day event will encourage the fashion education perspective. Fashionista School of Fashion Technology, New Delhi, has joined hands with Indian Federation for Fashion Development (IFFD) for the event which will be held at Hotel Opulent, Chhattarpur, here.
New Delhi: The fourth season of India Runway Week (IRW) is to start from April 10 and besides giving the new trends in the fashion and lifestyle domain, the three-day event will encourage the fashion education perspective. Fashionista School of Fashion Technology, New Delhi, has joined hands with Indian Federation for Fashion Development (IFFD) for the event which will be held at Hotel Opulent, Chhattarpur, here.
And the association promises great platform for students to understand fashion and throw light on the business of fashion. "India Runway Week is a great platform for designers and to understand fashion this is good platform for the fashion students. They will get explicit information with all real time experience," Neetu Pavan Manikatalia, managing director, Fashionista, said in a statement.
The students will experience the pressure of the fashion week and will witness designers' interaction with domestic and international buyers and will learn their respective buyer landscapes, something which is very important to grow in the industry. "This collaboration between fashion and education is an attempt to integrate knowledge sharing among the young Indian fashion fraternity," Avinash Pathania, founder, IFFD, said.
