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3 day shopping paradise for women
India’s biggest lifestyle and fashion expo, The Society Collection, was inaugurated at Taj Krishna by socialite Pinki Reddy on Friday. The expo, hosted by Society Magazine, will be on till Sunday. The fair has a lot of Indian ware dominated by sarees and features a wide array of ethnic designer jewellery and footwear.
India’s biggest lifestyle and fashion expo, The Society Collection, was inaugurated at Taj Krishna by socialite Pinki Reddy on Friday. The expo, hosted by Society Magazine, will be on till Sunday. The fair has a lot of Indian ware dominated by sarees and features a wide array of ethnic designer jewellery and footwear.
The exhibition also has a lineup of home décor items and designer bedspreads. Every stall had something new to offer for the visitors. Many stalls features traditional ware from places like Bengaluru, Delhi, Kolkata, Hyderabad, etc. The expo is targeted at women folk of Hyderabad and saw a good turnout on the first day.
From the smallest things like hair bands and hair accessories to sarees and footwear to jewellery, this place is a woman’s paradise. For the organisers, this expo is an opportunity to publicise the magazine. The proceeds from the event would be sent to charity.
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