India is a country that will leave you spellbound with its alluring contrasts and striking features in all that it beholds! Its captivating beauty lies in its ‘unity in diversity’, cosmopolitan culture and rich heritage. India is a beautiful motif of various colors; all complementing each other to attract the eye of the beholder! Fashion in India holds different connotations for different Indians across the country. Foreign influences and globalization are factors that have changed the definition of fashion in the country and yet Indian traditional garments have made a mark for themselves in the international market.
Fashion in India is like a beautiful catalogue of unity in diversity.Fashion in India is as diverse as it can get. Rural areas and urban cities dressing style vary a lot. This is because of the cosmopolitan nature of the crowd, foreign influences and the liberal socio-economic pace. Metro fashions in India for men and women bear the distinct imprint of the western world. Men and women are seen wearing the latest western wear like trousers, shirts and skirts. A blend of western and ethnic wear usually dominates formal occasions in the big cities. Fashionable clothes are seen more in the four metros of India and people are seen spending heavily on clothes designed by famous fashion designers of India.
Fashion in India seems to have taken a big jump from the year 2000 with the India fashion weeks being held to celebrate the national fashion spirit of the country. India is no longer the place to source exotic textile and embroidery only. Indian designers are now going global. Indian clothing like the saris and the salwar kameez are receiving global attention and more and more people are being fascinated with the same.The concept of Indian institute of fashion designing has also carved a special niche in the global fashion fraternity. Students from various fashion institutes across the country are given fantastic opportunities in and outside the country.
Fashion designing in India has become big business in recent years. Famous Indian designers like Ritu Beri, Kiran Uttan Ghosh, Manish Arora, Ashish Soni, Sabyasachi Mukherjee, Narendra Kumar Mehtani, Manish Malhotra, Priyadarshini Rao, Surily Goel and Sonal Dubal are shown participating in International fashion events again and again. Paris coutre fashion week, Rome fashion week, London fashion week and the New York fashion week have all set the stage for Indian fashion designers in recent years. Number of invitations is received by leading Indian fashion designers to show their creations abroad.With globalization, India has surely benefited in the field of fashion too. India is now being seen as a platform for fashionable and designer innovative garments. Indian cities like Mumbai and Delhi have been mainly responsible to bring Indian fashion in the global fashion industry.
Tuesday, August 28, 2007
Indian Clothing
India is truly a nation which symbolizes ‘unity in diversity’ phenomenon. Just as it many so many states, languages, religions, it has its different yet peculiar clothing. Indian clothing or dresses represents its culture and tradition. Indian clothes will change with different states and cities.
Clothing in India is usually bright and colorful especially for women. One might see a huge difference in terms of clothing as one travels from the urban areas to the rural ones. Urban Indian clothing has changes in the past few decades and has become more contemporary at par with the global fashion. In rural areas, people still wear traditional dresses according to their cultures.Indian clothing for women is something that allures almost everyone’s attention. It is one of the most sensuous yet serene clothing throughout the globe. The sari that is worn by Indian women is considered to be one of the most elegant and beautiful dresses in the world. A sari is a long piece of cloth that is wrapped by in different styles. The salwar kameez is also another dress form popular for females. It consists of a loose trouser and a long loose shirt with a dupataa around it. The clothing from India especially the Indian drapes and folds have captured the glamorous platform of global fashion with its enchanting detailing and concepts in recent years.
The women in parts of Rajasthan and Gujrat wear traditional dresses known as the ‘lehenga choli’. A ‘lehenga’ is a colorful long skirt while a ‘choli’ is like a short top. These women also cover their heads with a cloth known as the ‘odhani’ which is quite similar to the ‘dupataa’. Tribal women in India wear unique costumes, which are woven, styled and colored in their own traditional style. India women’s clothing might change with changing states however; its essence and its beauty will be seen all across the country. Indian women are also known for their heavy ornamentation.
Like men across the globe, most Indian men wear pants and shirts. Rural men may be found in something called as a ‘dhoti’ which is a cloth draped around the legs. A long loose shirt which is known as a ‘kurta’ is also wore by some Indian men. Indian wedding dresses are famous for their dazzling beauty and embroidery all over the world. One can see a typical Indian bride in an ornamented ‘Ghaghara’ (skirt) worn with a beautiful ‘choli’ and an ‘odhani’ on her wedding day. This is usually accompanied with heavy gold jewelry studded with colored stones. Bridal attire also varies with caste and class in Indian society. Some brides are required to wear and drape saris woven in their community traditions on their wedding. Men traditionally wear what is known as a ‘sherwani’ with a scarf and a bright turban on their wedding day.With every Indian city that one goes to, one will find a fresh tinge of color in its clothing and yet the core or the essence will always remain same throughout the country.
Clothing in India is usually bright and colorful especially for women. One might see a huge difference in terms of clothing as one travels from the urban areas to the rural ones. Urban Indian clothing has changes in the past few decades and has become more contemporary at par with the global fashion. In rural areas, people still wear traditional dresses according to their cultures.Indian clothing for women is something that allures almost everyone’s attention. It is one of the most sensuous yet serene clothing throughout the globe. The sari that is worn by Indian women is considered to be one of the most elegant and beautiful dresses in the world. A sari is a long piece of cloth that is wrapped by in different styles. The salwar kameez is also another dress form popular for females. It consists of a loose trouser and a long loose shirt with a dupataa around it. The clothing from India especially the Indian drapes and folds have captured the glamorous platform of global fashion with its enchanting detailing and concepts in recent years.
The women in parts of Rajasthan and Gujrat wear traditional dresses known as the ‘lehenga choli’. A ‘lehenga’ is a colorful long skirt while a ‘choli’ is like a short top. These women also cover their heads with a cloth known as the ‘odhani’ which is quite similar to the ‘dupataa’. Tribal women in India wear unique costumes, which are woven, styled and colored in their own traditional style. India women’s clothing might change with changing states however; its essence and its beauty will be seen all across the country. Indian women are also known for their heavy ornamentation.
Like men across the globe, most Indian men wear pants and shirts. Rural men may be found in something called as a ‘dhoti’ which is a cloth draped around the legs. A long loose shirt which is known as a ‘kurta’ is also wore by some Indian men. Indian wedding dresses are famous for their dazzling beauty and embroidery all over the world. One can see a typical Indian bride in an ornamented ‘Ghaghara’ (skirt) worn with a beautiful ‘choli’ and an ‘odhani’ on her wedding day. This is usually accompanied with heavy gold jewelry studded with colored stones. Bridal attire also varies with caste and class in Indian society. Some brides are required to wear and drape saris woven in their community traditions on their wedding. Men traditionally wear what is known as a ‘sherwani’ with a scarf and a bright turban on their wedding day.With every Indian city that one goes to, one will find a fresh tinge of color in its clothing and yet the core or the essence will always remain same throughout the country.
Indian wedding dresses
Since India is a country with such diverse backgrounds, Indian wedding dresses also differ from places to places, religion to religion but the essence however remains the same. Indian weddings are full of pompous glitz and showy glamour. There is also diversity in the way Indian marriages are celebrated. They are colorful, grand and loud. The Indian wedding season is around November-December which is surely an experience to oneself. One gets to see the best of Bollywood songs, Filmi-style dancing and lip smacking food to relish and some wonderful clothing!
Indian clothing for women is something that allures almost everyone’s attention. It is one of the most sensuous yet serene clothing throughout the globe. The sari that is worn by Indian women is considered to be one of the most elegant and beautiful dresses in the world. A sari is a long piece of cloth that is wrapped by in different styles. Designer worked saris are something that is most commonly found in Indian weddings.
Amongst the common wedding dresses worn by the bride is the Ghagra Choli. This garment consists of a long skirt and short blouse with a long scarf known as a dupataa draped around. This garment is usually created in silk or other materials that have such an effect. The entire garment is highlighted with embossed embroidery work in gold or silver wires, stones and sequences such as the zardosi work. Along with this, heavy Indian chunky matching jewellery is worn to adorn the bride. The jewellery consists of bangles, necklace, earrings, anklets, teeka etc. Indian wedding dresses are usually very colorful with intricate designs and embroidery
Grooms wear different kinds of clothes in different parts of India. In the South, grooms either wear the traditional dhoti and kurta or three-piece suits. Grooms in the north wear a sherwani with a chudidar pajama, or a western-style suit. Turbans are also very popular, for the groom and the important members of his family.
In northern part of India most women also opt for heavy embroidered salwar kameez with a dupataa. The salwar kameez is a long tunic over pants. It too has the dupataa. Indian wedding dresses are often a combination of intricate patterns, beads, sequins, embroidery etc and are made of a fabric that reflects light well such as satin, silk, or chiffon. Most of the Indian wedding dresses are colorful with red being the popular color. This is because red is suppose to bring happiness in the life of the couple.
Since Indian weddings are grand and are celebrated vividly, it is not just the bride and the groom that are to be dressed heavily but all the family members and close friends also dress with colorful traditional Indian dresses like the ghagra choli or indo western outfits with Indian embroidery on it. Indian weddings are surely an occasion to splurge and indulge in fashion.
Indian clothing for women is something that allures almost everyone’s attention. It is one of the most sensuous yet serene clothing throughout the globe. The sari that is worn by Indian women is considered to be one of the most elegant and beautiful dresses in the world. A sari is a long piece of cloth that is wrapped by in different styles. Designer worked saris are something that is most commonly found in Indian weddings.
Amongst the common wedding dresses worn by the bride is the Ghagra Choli. This garment consists of a long skirt and short blouse with a long scarf known as a dupataa draped around. This garment is usually created in silk or other materials that have such an effect. The entire garment is highlighted with embossed embroidery work in gold or silver wires, stones and sequences such as the zardosi work. Along with this, heavy Indian chunky matching jewellery is worn to adorn the bride. The jewellery consists of bangles, necklace, earrings, anklets, teeka etc. Indian wedding dresses are usually very colorful with intricate designs and embroidery
Grooms wear different kinds of clothes in different parts of India. In the South, grooms either wear the traditional dhoti and kurta or three-piece suits. Grooms in the north wear a sherwani with a chudidar pajama, or a western-style suit. Turbans are also very popular, for the groom and the important members of his family.
In northern part of India most women also opt for heavy embroidered salwar kameez with a dupataa. The salwar kameez is a long tunic over pants. It too has the dupataa. Indian wedding dresses are often a combination of intricate patterns, beads, sequins, embroidery etc and are made of a fabric that reflects light well such as satin, silk, or chiffon. Most of the Indian wedding dresses are colorful with red being the popular color. This is because red is suppose to bring happiness in the life of the couple.
Since Indian weddings are grand and are celebrated vividly, it is not just the bride and the groom that are to be dressed heavily but all the family members and close friends also dress with colorful traditional Indian dresses like the ghagra choli or indo western outfits with Indian embroidery on it. Indian weddings are surely an occasion to splurge and indulge in fashion.
Bollywood and Indian Fashion
Fashion and Bollywood go hand in hand. Bollywood inspires fashion and creates trend making them popular at the same time, Bollywood actors and actresses seek fashion from professional designers. India fashion is become a rage in the international market and Bollywood is sure responsible for taking India and its clothing amongst the foreign countries through various films. At the same time, a lot of international fashion also inspires Bollywood and related fields.
Bollywood stars become role models amongst the common masses and the youth surely apes the clothes worn by Bollywood heroes and heroines. A lot of Indian fashion designers have designed clothes for Bollywood actors and have also helped in giving specific looks required for specific films. For example fashion designed Manish Malhotra designed the clothing for the film ‘mohobbatein’ promoting low necklines. Recent films like ‘Bunty and Babli’, Kabhi Alvida Na Kehna, Veer Zarra, Hum Tum, Don has surely showcased some of the latest trends in fashion and the common masses have surely followed the Indian fashion fads. In early Bollywood days as well, Dev Anand popularized full sleeves top collared shirts. Leg-hugging pajamas and no side-split kurtis were a rage with college girls in 60s.
Most famous Bollywood directors and fashion designers join hands together to create clothing line for a particular film. Bollywood is sometimes like a big stage that gives platform for designers so that their work gets known amongst the masses. A lot of jewellery and accessory designers are also tying up with specific films to show their collection. Bollywood is surely the best source to know what the latest fashion trend is. Bollywood has also inspired international fashion with Indian zardosi saris and other rich embroidered Indian work. Bollywood fashion is becoming more and hotter by the day.
Indian heroes have been responsible to popularize fashion for men across the country. Most men have seen Bollywood films to realize how fashion is important for the male sex as well. A recent study said that Bollywood can be a means for the booming Indian retail trade sector and push for merchandise sales worth over four billion dollars in the next two years.
What Bollywood does now-a-days is that it makes fashionable clothes more commercial through films rather than introducing new designs on the ramp. Bollywood is definitely the largest fashion guide with so many people being influenced from it!
Bollywood stars become role models amongst the common masses and the youth surely apes the clothes worn by Bollywood heroes and heroines. A lot of Indian fashion designers have designed clothes for Bollywood actors and have also helped in giving specific looks required for specific films. For example fashion designed Manish Malhotra designed the clothing for the film ‘mohobbatein’ promoting low necklines. Recent films like ‘Bunty and Babli’, Kabhi Alvida Na Kehna, Veer Zarra, Hum Tum, Don has surely showcased some of the latest trends in fashion and the common masses have surely followed the Indian fashion fads. In early Bollywood days as well, Dev Anand popularized full sleeves top collared shirts. Leg-hugging pajamas and no side-split kurtis were a rage with college girls in 60s.
Most famous Bollywood directors and fashion designers join hands together to create clothing line for a particular film. Bollywood is sometimes like a big stage that gives platform for designers so that their work gets known amongst the masses. A lot of jewellery and accessory designers are also tying up with specific films to show their collection. Bollywood is surely the best source to know what the latest fashion trend is. Bollywood has also inspired international fashion with Indian zardosi saris and other rich embroidered Indian work. Bollywood fashion is becoming more and hotter by the day.
Indian heroes have been responsible to popularize fashion for men across the country. Most men have seen Bollywood films to realize how fashion is important for the male sex as well. A recent study said that Bollywood can be a means for the booming Indian retail trade sector and push for merchandise sales worth over four billion dollars in the next two years.
What Bollywood does now-a-days is that it makes fashionable clothes more commercial through films rather than introducing new designs on the ramp. Bollywood is definitely the largest fashion guide with so many people being influenced from it!
India Fashion week
Fashion in India has emerged and has come a long way. Many people of prime importance have joined hands to come up with fashion shows and fashion weeks. This would not only give them exposure but also help to widen their consumer base. In 1988, the fashion design council of India (FCDI) was formed to represent the business interest of the designer fraternity. As they realized the need to grow, FDCI launched the fashion week for the first time in India. This served as a single platform for interaction with the fashion industry. The event was titled as India fashion week and it represented the national spirit of the fashion industry.
Lakme India fashion week was organized for the first time in New Delhi in 2000. Lakme India fashion week gave an excellent opportunity to Indian fashion designers to showcase their work. The fashion fair was open to visitors with invitations only. There were more that 33 designers from all over the country that showcased their work and as many as more than 15,000 visitors came to watch the fashion shows. In all there were 36 models that walked on the ramp.
The designers who showcased their work at the event were Ranna gill, Ritu Beri, Wendell Roderick, Tarun Tahiliani, Anamika Khanna, Aki Narula, Muzaffar Ali, Anshu Arora Sen, Manish Arora, Malini, Ramani and Rajesh Pratap Singh and many more. Most of the dressed showcased in the India fashion week were very elegant and wearable.
From then on, every year India fashion week is celebrated. The second India fashion week that was sponsored by Lakme was held in Mumbai at Taj lands end. This event too was organized by the fashion design council of India.
In 2006, the FDCI along with percept which were partners in implementing the India fashion week appointed Wills Lifestyle as their official sponsor for the event. The event represented the national scope of the fashion industry ion the country and unlike fashion weeks that were held internationally which are city based, India fashion week represented the collective spirit of the nation. The event promoted India’s best and trendiest clothing. J. J. Valaya, Ritu Kumar, Rohit Gandhi, Satya Paul etc all represented their work.
India fashion week has indeed proved to make India a name popular in the international fashion industry. It has brought together many fashion designers, garment houses and the consumer in general. It truly celebrates the collective fashion spirit of the nation.
Lakme India fashion week was organized for the first time in New Delhi in 2000. Lakme India fashion week gave an excellent opportunity to Indian fashion designers to showcase their work. The fashion fair was open to visitors with invitations only. There were more that 33 designers from all over the country that showcased their work and as many as more than 15,000 visitors came to watch the fashion shows. In all there were 36 models that walked on the ramp.
The designers who showcased their work at the event were Ranna gill, Ritu Beri, Wendell Roderick, Tarun Tahiliani, Anamika Khanna, Aki Narula, Muzaffar Ali, Anshu Arora Sen, Manish Arora, Malini, Ramani and Rajesh Pratap Singh and many more. Most of the dressed showcased in the India fashion week were very elegant and wearable.
From then on, every year India fashion week is celebrated. The second India fashion week that was sponsored by Lakme was held in Mumbai at Taj lands end. This event too was organized by the fashion design council of India.
In 2006, the FDCI along with percept which were partners in implementing the India fashion week appointed Wills Lifestyle as their official sponsor for the event. The event represented the national scope of the fashion industry ion the country and unlike fashion weeks that were held internationally which are city based, India fashion week represented the collective spirit of the nation. The event promoted India’s best and trendiest clothing. J. J. Valaya, Ritu Kumar, Rohit Gandhi, Satya Paul etc all represented their work.
India fashion week has indeed proved to make India a name popular in the international fashion industry. It has brought together many fashion designers, garment houses and the consumer in general. It truly celebrates the collective fashion spirit of the nation.
Fashion for Indian Men
In earlier days, fashion was a word often related to women. However the term fashion today has new connotations. Fashion of men is gaining more and more importance across the globe and India too is witnessing the same. Be it clothes, footwear, accessories, bags, glasses etc, the term fashion has entered the minds of Indian men in all respects. Urban fashion for men is modernistic and hip-hop style-like. Fashion for Indian men includes things that are stylish, durable and comfortable.
While deciding on what is in store in fashion for Indian men, it is important to know what the occasion that the man is dressing for is. For parties or special occasion, being a little trendy and giving a metro sexual touch to ones attire is cool. However if the event is a formal one, sober, decent and presentable clothing should be preferred. Everything should be special from head to toe. For men it is important to maintain a nice hairstyle, neat shoes and fashionable accessories that suits ones personality.
Men should also know what suits their body and personality. It is important to know that blindly following fashion trends is not what makes one truly fashionable, it is realization of your body and personality type and dressing up right for the right occasion. Little petty things can also make a big difference to ones styling. First impression is the last impression hence it is necessary to make efforts on ones attire.
Perfumes, belts, caps, waist bands, hair bands, cufflinks, laptop bags, cigar boxes, wallets, sunglasses, watches etc are some of the common accessories that all men should possess. Men fashion apparel list includes formal office wear business attire, informal casual informal clothing like funky cargo pants, T-shirt, jeans etc. Designer sweaters, leather jackets, pullovers etc can also be used according to the weather.
Indian ethnic section for men consists of fashionable sherwani, Jodhpur suits, silk kurta etc. It can seen prominently during Indian weddings and festivals. These should be teamed with the right accessories Men are now exploring the jewelry section consisting of men bracelets, earring, chains, and pendants etc.
Men also need to give considerable attention to their shoes. Leather shoes, winter boots, floaters, slippers, sport shoes etc should be carefully selected. Shoes should not just be stylish but comfort and practical usage is also necessary
Kurtas teamed with denims is also quite the latest fashion trend for young boys. These are not just cool and comfortable but also look stylish and different. Fashion for Indian men has huge scope and designers across the globe are putting their best effort to bring this out as a niche segment.
While deciding on what is in store in fashion for Indian men, it is important to know what the occasion that the man is dressing for is. For parties or special occasion, being a little trendy and giving a metro sexual touch to ones attire is cool. However if the event is a formal one, sober, decent and presentable clothing should be preferred. Everything should be special from head to toe. For men it is important to maintain a nice hairstyle, neat shoes and fashionable accessories that suits ones personality.
Men should also know what suits their body and personality. It is important to know that blindly following fashion trends is not what makes one truly fashionable, it is realization of your body and personality type and dressing up right for the right occasion. Little petty things can also make a big difference to ones styling. First impression is the last impression hence it is necessary to make efforts on ones attire.
Perfumes, belts, caps, waist bands, hair bands, cufflinks, laptop bags, cigar boxes, wallets, sunglasses, watches etc are some of the common accessories that all men should possess. Men fashion apparel list includes formal office wear business attire, informal casual informal clothing like funky cargo pants, T-shirt, jeans etc. Designer sweaters, leather jackets, pullovers etc can also be used according to the weather.
Indian ethnic section for men consists of fashionable sherwani, Jodhpur suits, silk kurta etc. It can seen prominently during Indian weddings and festivals. These should be teamed with the right accessories Men are now exploring the jewelry section consisting of men bracelets, earring, chains, and pendants etc.
Men also need to give considerable attention to their shoes. Leather shoes, winter boots, floaters, slippers, sport shoes etc should be carefully selected. Shoes should not just be stylish but comfort and practical usage is also necessary
Kurtas teamed with denims is also quite the latest fashion trend for young boys. These are not just cool and comfortable but also look stylish and different. Fashion for Indian men has huge scope and designers across the globe are putting their best effort to bring this out as a niche segment.
Fashion Institutes in India
Fashion is such a term that constantly changes and is most commonly used in relation to clothes, dresses, garments, textiles, etc. Fashion designing as a career has emerged as one of the most popular careers amongst the youths. A career in fashion design not only involves interacting with rich and famous but also gives an opportunity to the creative flair of the people who possess a sense of style and efficacy.
Fashion designers create designs for men, women, and children. As a fashion student, one needs to keep in mind that while creating a garment for a client, it is necessary to interact with the client to know what kind of choice and liking does he or she prefer, what fabrics or colors will suit their body type and would they be comfortable in a particular dress.
A Fashion designer should not only be artistic and creative but they should be able to express their ideas in sketches. Along with good visual imagination, a fashion designer should possess the ability to know the effective use of textiles that are to be used.
As a fashion designer, one must be aware of market requirements. Besides this they should be able to distinguish among various fabrics. Some of the famous fashion institutes in India are:
· National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT) NIFT Campus, Haus Khas, New Delhi-210016.
· National Institute of Design (NID) Paldi, Ahmedabad-380007
· International Institute of Fashion Technology H-22, South Extension Part-I, New Delhi-210049
· Mangalore Institute of Fashion Technology (MIFT) Kulai, Mangalore-574196
· Wigan Fashion School Wigan & Leigh College (India) Ltd., 401-402 Skipper Comer, 88 Nehru Place, New Delhi-210019
· National Institute of Fashion Design NIFD Campus, 2-B Jal Bhawan, M.Marg, Sector-27-A, Chandigarh
· J D Institute of Fashion Technology D-247, Savitri Path, Bapu Nagar, Jaipur
· Apeejay Institute of Design 54, Tughlakabad Institutional Area, MB Road, New Delhi-210062
· Sophia B.K. Somani Polytechnics 10, Bhulabhai Desai Road, Mumbai-400026
Some of the sectors involved in fashion industry are sketching assistants, cutting assistants, fashion marketers, merchandisers, production manager, fashion co-coordinators, export houses, textile designers etc. There are opportunities for work with the various sectors dealing with fashion. Export houses dealing with garment, retail and wholesale garment businesses, textile manufacturers, boutiques and designer studios, fashion show organizers.
Fashion designers create designs for men, women, and children. As a fashion student, one needs to keep in mind that while creating a garment for a client, it is necessary to interact with the client to know what kind of choice and liking does he or she prefer, what fabrics or colors will suit their body type and would they be comfortable in a particular dress.
A Fashion designer should not only be artistic and creative but they should be able to express their ideas in sketches. Along with good visual imagination, a fashion designer should possess the ability to know the effective use of textiles that are to be used.
As a fashion designer, one must be aware of market requirements. Besides this they should be able to distinguish among various fabrics. Some of the famous fashion institutes in India are:
· National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT) NIFT Campus, Haus Khas, New Delhi-210016.
· National Institute of Design (NID) Paldi, Ahmedabad-380007
· International Institute of Fashion Technology H-22, South Extension Part-I, New Delhi-210049
· Mangalore Institute of Fashion Technology (MIFT) Kulai, Mangalore-574196
· Wigan Fashion School Wigan & Leigh College (India) Ltd., 401-402 Skipper Comer, 88 Nehru Place, New Delhi-210019
· National Institute of Fashion Design NIFD Campus, 2-B Jal Bhawan, M.Marg, Sector-27-A, Chandigarh
· J D Institute of Fashion Technology D-247, Savitri Path, Bapu Nagar, Jaipur
· Apeejay Institute of Design 54, Tughlakabad Institutional Area, MB Road, New Delhi-210062
· Sophia B.K. Somani Polytechnics 10, Bhulabhai Desai Road, Mumbai-400026
Some of the sectors involved in fashion industry are sketching assistants, cutting assistants, fashion marketers, merchandisers, production manager, fashion co-coordinators, export houses, textile designers etc. There are opportunities for work with the various sectors dealing with fashion. Export houses dealing with garment, retail and wholesale garment businesses, textile manufacturers, boutiques and designer studios, fashion show organizers.
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