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LAKMÉ PRESENTED THE GYPSY COLLECTION WITH MALINI RAMANI AT LFW WINTER/FESTIVE 2010 GRAND FINALE
Mumbai, Sept 21, 2010: The Lakmé Grand Finale proved to be a befitting end to the extravaganza that is Lakmé Fashion Week. Malini Ramani showcased Lakmé’s theme for the season - the Gypsy Collection, at the Grand Finale.
Inspired by her personal journeys through different parts of the World, Malini’s collection was a celebration of colour and textures. True to her style the clothes were vibrant, feminine and bohemian. The looks seen on the ramp were created with products from the Lakme Gypsy Collection and added to the glamour and free spiritedness of the garments.
THE GYPSY COLLECTION
The Gypsy Collection by Malini Ramani was a riot of colours and styles. The show started with the interesting audio visual, which revealed Malini’s state of mind that reflected in her gorgeous clothes. It was the Mystery, Bliss, Cosmic and Nirvana of life which were the titles of the four divisions that featured exotic, tribal, gypsy creations from various parts of the world.
Starting the show with Mystery, the exotic black long creations with shimmering mirror and shell embroidery had halter sarongs, waist coats, Jodhpur pants, mini rompers, jersey gowns, dhoti jumpers, quilted skinny pants, black and white tasseled smocks with interesting batik work.
The second section Bliss was a mélange of hues that ranged from yellow, red, orange, black, brown and green stripes and prints with batik for beach tubes, minis, draped printed vests, slim slinky gowns, which had an abundance of placement prints on cuffs, yoke and front and a sensational red printed mini with glitter.
Onto the third journey of fashion and discovery, Malini went into Cosmic mode with diagonal one shoulder sleeve minis with the magnificent feather, shell and coin embellishments. Gilets had bead work and ombre minis had feathered necklines. Kaftans crossed over with wide embellished bands and the grand one sleeve batwing outfit was a superb tribal vision.
Finally into Nirvana, it was black and red with mirror work tops, tasseled skirts, jersey panelled maxis and embroidered bodices that caught the attention on the ramp.
The sections were interspersed by the most amazing acrobatic acts that left the audience spellbound.
The final entry was reserved for the glamorous faces of Lakmé, Indrani Dasgupta, Lisa Hayden, Amrit Maghera and Shraddha Kapoor all dressed in the black and red creations from the Nirvana section with intricate shell, mirror, coin and tassel work to make the stunning impact.
What a night it was, filled with colour, style, glamour and drama. It will surely be remembered long after the end of the Lakmé Fashion Week Winter/Festive 2010.
Lakmé Grand Finale Designer Malini Ramani said, “The show was a perfect amalgamation of beauty and fashion. The Gypsy collection saw influences from around the globe, several of them inspired by my own journeys. I designed this collection keeping in mind a cultured, exotic and playful woman who likes to collect stories and memories in the form of clothing and accessories from enchanting parts of the globe.”
Co-created by the Lakme Make-up Artists and the Lakmé Grand Finale designer, the Gypsy collection is fashioned for the modern Indian woman whilst retaining global beauty trends. Clint Fernandes, Lakmé Make-up Artist commented: “We created bold, exotic looks for the Grand Finale show using Lakmé’s Gypsy color collection. The range has vibrant colors with earthy undertones in rich, velvety textures. The versatile quartets with their high intensity shades are ideal to color, shape and highlight eyes. The Satin Kajal is a must for every Indian woman.”
Sharing his views about the new collection, N. Rajaram, Vice President, Lakmé said, “This season, the collection was based on Lakmé's winter palette and brought together influences from around the globe. The palette is in sync with the festive and celebratory mood of the winter season. As always, Lakme has customized global fashion and beauty trends for the Indian woman.”
About Lakmé:
The contemporary Indian Beauty expert in the beauty industry, Lakmé continuously innovates to offer a wide range of, high performance and exceptional quality color cosmetics, skincare products, and beauty salons. In addition to leveraging Unilever’s worldwide expertise, Lakmé also partners with the leading cosmetic house Milan-based Intercos Italia, Schwann Stabilo Germany and Paris-based Fiabila. Combining international cosmetic technology with an in-depth understanding of the Indian woman’s needs, Lakmé also offers its consumers a holistic ‘Beauty Sutra’ experience through its products and services at the Lakmé Studio & Salons. For further information log on to www.lakméindia.com
About Lakmé Fashion Week:
Lakmé Fashion Week (LFW) is jointly organised by Lakmé, the No.1 cosmetics and beauty services brand in India and IMG, the global leader in fashion weeks and event production. LFW has been conceived and created with a vision to “Redefine the future of fashion and Integrate India into the global fashion world”. LFW is organized twice every year. LFW Winter/ Festive 2010 will be held from September 17 – September 21, 2010 at Grand Hyatt Hotel, Mumbai. For further information log on to http://www.lakmefashionweek.co.in
About Lakmé:
The contemporary Indian Beauty expert in the beauty industry, Lakmé continuously innovates to offer a wide range of, high performance and exceptional quality color cosmetics, skincare products, and beauty salons. In addition to leveraging Unilever’s worldwide expertise, Lakmé also partners with the leading cosmetic house Milan-based Intercos Italia, Schwann Stabilo Germany and Paris-based Fiabila. Combining international cosmetic technology with an in-depth understanding of the Indian woman’s needs, Lakmé also offers its consumers a holistic ‘Beauty Sutra’ experience through its products and services at the Lakmé Salons. For further information log on to www.lakmeindia.com
About IMG Fashion:
IMG Fashion is dedicated to facilitating a gateway to the fashion world - from creation to consumer. We offer solutions that seamlessly connect and associate fashion’s key constituents and corporate brands using IMG’s global resources, influence and expertise.
Within the fashion industry IMG represents the world’s top models, leading designers and the most influential photographers, art directors and stylists. The division produces the leading fashion events around the globe and represents many of the industry’s top organizations and federations as well as works with various local and national governments, creating regional and international fashion platforms. For more information on IMG and its business visit www.imgworld.com
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
NEETA LULLA’S SILVER JUBILEE SHOW BROUGHT BOLLYWOOD GLAMOUR ON THE CATWALK AT LAKMÉ FASHION WEEK WINTER/FESTIVE 2010
pening the spectacular silver jubilee show of top Bollywood designer Neeta Lulla, was well known singer Mansi Scott crooning the number “Defying Gravity” from the popular musical “Wicked” and dedicated it to the success of Bollywood’s award winning designer.
Celebrating her silver jubilee in the business of fashion, the very glamorous and talented Neeta, one of Bollywood’s favourite designers was inspired by her wide spectrum of work over the two decades as she unveiled a powerful glamorous collection at Lakmé Fashion Week Winter/Festive 2010 on the final day.
Playing with colours and bringing in a scintillating fusion of the east and west into her garments, Neeta maintained her characteristic touch. Style and substance was seen in abundance as stunning bridal ensembles with nude lining, rich embellishments on garments with glittering Swarovski crystals proved that the designer was keen on unleashing large doses of opulence on the ramp. The pre-stitched sari now reinvented by Neeta into a form fitting version will be a hot seller with Indians as well as foreign buyers.
Colours were vibrant yellow, orange, turquoise, blue, mauve, flame red, gold and emerald green. Using 3D rosettes as the main detailing Neeta had them cascading from shoulders, gowns, saris and even as garlands around the neck.
The fabrics were rich silks, satin, chiffon, net and crepe all moulded into figure hugging and sexy creations. Presenting each style in different colours with subtle differences, the show was a quick ultra dazzling line of dramatic creations.
Pleating appeared on mini dresses, on yokes of lehengas and the bodice of one shoulder gowns. Cholis were tiny and encrusted with crystals, while kurtas and kurtis were dramatic with asymmetric swirling hemlines. They were teamed with long skirts, Turkish pants or draped salwars. The net lehenga/sari combos draped over silver churidars glittered with crystal motifs. Impressive silver head pieces were the final touch for the spectacular ensembles.
The show stopper was the beauteous Bollywood star Sridevi in a sensational silver will-power fish tail gown bringing to end a fantastic show.
For glitz glamour and style Neeta Lulla’s Winter/Festive 2010 Silver Jubilee line at Lakmé Fashion Week will be a sure best seller for her in the coming season.
About Lakmé Fashion Week:
Lakmé Fashion Week (LFW) is jointly organised by Lakmé, the No.1 cosmetics and beauty services brand in India and IMG, the global leader in fashion weeks and event production. LFW has been conceived and created with a vision to “Redefine the future of fashion and Integrate India into the global fashion world”. LFW is organized twice every year. LFW Winter/ Festive 2010 will be held from September 17 – September 21, 2010 at Grand Hyatt Hotel, Mumbai. For further information log on to http://www.lakmefashionweek.co.in
About Lakmé:
The contemporary Indian Beauty expert in the beauty industry, Lakmé continuously innovates to offer a wide range of, high performance and exceptional quality color cosmetics, skincare products, and beauty salons. In addition to leveraging Unilever’s worldwide expertise, Lakmé also partners with the leading cosmetic house Milan-based Intercos Italia, Schwann Stabilo Germany and Paris-based Fiabila. Combining international cosmetic technology with an in-depth understanding of the Indian woman’s needs, Lakmé also offers its consumers a holistic ‘Beauty Sutra’ experience through its products and services at the Lakmé Salons. For further information log on to www.lakmeindia.com
About IMG Fashion:
IMG Fashion is dedicated to facilitating a gateway to the fashion world - from creation to consumer. We offer solutions that seamlessly connect and associate fashion’s key constituents and corporate brands using IMG’s global resources, influence and expertise.
Within the fashion industry IMG represents the world’s top models, leading designers and the most influential photographers, art directors and stylists. The division produces the leading fashion events around the globe and represents many of the industry’s top organizations and federations as well as works with various local and national governments, creating regional and international fashion platforms. For more information on IMG and its business visit www.imgworld.com
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FOUR ACCESSORY DESIGNERS PRESENTED FABULOUS COLLECTIONS AT LAKMÉ FASHION WEEK WINTER/FESTIVE 2010
Eina Ahluwalia’s collection was called “Containment” and it was rendered on the stage with tiny miniature jars, vases, bottles and pots attached to luxurious chains to create neck pieces that were quite unconventional.
The amazing pieces which appeared as pendants in multiples were specially created by glass artist Srila Mukherjee and strung on sterling silver and semi precious stones and turned into jewellery. The sheer size of the neck pieces was so breath taking that they had to make that striking impression on the stage.
The second collection called “How I Felt” had nothing to do with emotions though Eina referred it to fear; but was created from felt made by the famous Dutch felt artist Beatrice Woonders who used the fabric in an amazing manner in it undyed forms, along with fur, silver, semi precious stones and felt. Impressive pieces like scarves in their raw form as a pendant, a giant hand muff as a centre piece of a necklace and swirls of yarn for a necklace centre gave a new dimension to ornament designing.
MALAGA BY MALINI AGARWALLA
Malini Agarwalla’s “Flamboyart” collection for her label Malaga was a mélange of pictures, fabrics and shapes which revealed the beauty of traditional India.
Giving Indian chic a new format, Malini used brocade for bags and shoes in jewelled tones. Pretty bags, potlis, jholas and clutches had traditional Indian prints and were rustic in nature with embroidery and mirror work.
Necklaces had elephants and gods in interesting forms. There was a mix of crystals, gotta and gold bead necklaces as well as embroidered bibs. Miniature paintings appeared in the centre of pendants, while wide collars had intricate craft on them with multi chains holding them together.
Mojris in brocade looked really elegant while the wedges carried on in the same theme. Introduced at the show was the Malaga line of outfits featuring brocade saris, jeans and shirts all great additions which can be worn from morning to night.
The sexy show stopper was singer and actor, Sophie Chaudhary who ended the show in a gorgeous embroidered bib with assorted bangles, belt and colourful glittering clutch bag.
ROHAN ARORA
Rohan Arora's footwear designs had that new look which prompted him to call his collection “Naya Daur” for Lakmé Fashion Week Winter/Festive 2010.
Presenting a line of hand made shoes in fabrics that ranged from hand painted khadi to leather, there was a touch of Bollywood with Hindi film posters painted on them. The fabric mixes along with screen and block prints gave an unusual touch to the footwear colours which came alive with earthy tones teamed with some subtle ones on the feet of the models.
Ankle and calf length boots appeared in shades of beige, brown, blue, orange and red with spiral heels, cuffs and laces. A few slip ones with side flaps and flat lace-ups gave the collection a trendy touch. The platform calf length pair of boots with multi coloured patches were interesting and the finale white/blue and brown/white boots ended the show on a high note.
SUHANI PITTIE
It was a gypsy inspired collection of accessories by Suhani Pittie. Beads, shells, stones, metal, studs tassel thread came together for ornate jewellery.
Meshes, coils and metal plates reflected the beauty of a prehistoric era. Called “Free Religion” the designs were a journey through times and cities. Inspired partly by the Lambada gypsies and the jatra dancers from West Godavari there was a marked earthy rustic touch to the jewellery.
The show opened with a black and white cheed neck piece with copper ball. There was mother of pearl with a steel mesh haslee for temple pieces, a multi rings haslee was teamed with coral and turquoise in the neckpiece while enamelling was used for stunning jewellery.
Soon gorgeous necklaces followed with Cheed chokers, plated cuffs, brooches, meshes with turquoise and coral inlaid pieces and ended with an amazing neck piece of multiple cuffs and studded temple piece with crescents and pearls worn with plated cuff.
The designs were opulent, very striking and show stopping in all respects and Suhani Pittie has created a great line of timeless accessories inspired by Indian crafts and traditions.
About Lakmé Fashion Week:
Lakmé Fashion Week (LFW) is jointly organised by Lakmé, the No.1 cosmetics and beauty services brand in India and IMG, the global leader in fashion weeks and event production. LFW has been conceived and created with a vision to “Redefine the future of fashion and Integrate India into the global fashion world”. LFW is organized twice every year. LFW Winter/ Festive 2010 will be held from September 17 – September 21, 2010 at Grand Hyatt Hotel, Mumbai.
For further information log on to http://www.lakmefashionweek.co.in
About Lakmé:
The contemporary Indian Beauty expert in the beauty industry, Lakmé continuously innovates to offer a wide range of, high performance and exceptional quality color cosmetics, skincare products, and beauty salons. In addition to leveraging Unilever’s worldwide expertise, Lakmé also partners with the leading cosmetic house Milan-based Intercos Italia, Schwann Stabilo Germany and Paris-based Fiabila. Combining international cosmetic technology with an in-depth understanding of the Indian woman’s needs, Lakmé also offers its consumers a holistic ‘Beauty Sutra’ experience through its products and services at the Lakmé Salons. For further information log on to www.lakmeindia.com
About IMG Fashion:
IMG Fashion is dedicated to facilitating a gateway to the fashion world - from creation to consumer. We offer solutions that seamlessly connect and associate fashion’s key constituents and corporate brands using IMG’s global resources, influence and expertise.
Within the fashion industry IMG represents the world’s top models, leading designers and the most influential photographers, art directors and stylists. The division produces the leading fashion events around the globe and represents many of the industry’s top organizations and federations as well as works with various local and national governments, creating regional and international fashion platforms. For more information on IMG and its business visit www.imgworld.com
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ABHI RAHUL, PAROMITA BANERJEE AND SOALTEE BY SULAKSHANA MONGA PRESENTED A TRIPLE FASHION STATEMENT AT LAKMÉ FASHION WEEK WINTER/FESTIVE 2010
ABHIRAHUL DISPLAYED A FEMININE ORNATE LINE OF WOMEN’S WEAR
Moving from the western genre which Abhi and Rahul are well known for, the duo now showed a totally Indian collection for women to appeal to the traditional buyer.
Inspired by the beauteous Zeb-un-Nissa the creations were opulent and grand in all respects. With gorgeous silks, velvets, rubia cotton, khadi in colours that ranged from all the favourite ethnic tones of orange, maroon, burgundy, emerald, pink, beige and white which came together to offer the wearer more choices than just one; the collection was a move away from the conventionally styled garments.
The silhouettes were obviously traditional with razzle dazzle that gave the ensembles a great occasion wear appeal with beautiful embroidery.
With orange as the main shade there were kalidar kurtas with red velvet bodice, shaded saris with heavy zardozi work, long gold lame raja coat, brocade kurta, different motifs in gold on sari, and luxurious lehengas with gotta border.
The glamorous showstopper was Bollywood actor, Anjana Sukahni star of Golmaal Returns in a ravishing red glittering narrow lehenga, choli and dupatta that was fit for a bride.
PAROMITA BANERJEE’S ETHNIC TOUCHES ADDED THE RIGHT STYLE STATEMENT TO HER CREATIONS
It was story time when Paromita Banerjee unveiled her collection for Winter/Festive 2010 at Lakmé Fashion Week. Featuring a blend of ethnic yet contemporary looks inspired by stories of the past, there was a great Indo-Global twist to the garments.
Mixing the old Gharana with the shawl drapes and the Mughal touches with simple shift dresses with resist dyed khadi or layered silks, the fabrics had a tale to tell all their own. From matka and tussore from Bengal to handloom mangalgiri cotton from Andhra Pradesh and discharged printed silks; Paromita brought forth the beauty of Indian textiles in an interesting and innovative manner.
The embellishments were the highlight with Mughal patkas and the leaf from the pichhwai temple hanging. Placement embroidery, zari gopur or gold temple top borders appeared for textured waistcoats and lehengas which were teamed with collared shirts while French cuffs gave a new more interesting look to fashion.
Colours were restrained with black and white with a bit of red. The silhouettes were influenced by a Kosode the short sleeved kimono to the Mughal jama and angarkhas both popular in men's clothing. Resist dyeing in the indigo story appeared for layered asymmetrical tunics, bolero wraps and patchwork kimonos.
Divided into three segments the blackm white and red story had khadi dress with asymmetric hemline layered with red mul inner and crushed stole, a kalidar collared angarkha kurta with conifer leaf embroidery and striking cotton dupattas.
The indigo story had versions of the patchwork kimono, khadi dyed shift dress, discharge calico print dress, teamed with layered gheras.
The final colour story featured Mangalgiri for capes, kalidar kurtas with embroidered placket and discharge print flared dress in green/red worn with cotton half dyed salwar pants.
For a fusion look that works on the “glocal” platform, Paromita Banerjee’s collection presented a strong definite fashion picture.
SULAKSHANA MONGA’S VINTAGE GLAM WAS AN INNOVATIVE FASHION STORY
When a designer makes a detour on the fashion scene it is an interesting watch and that is what Sulakshana Monga has done for her Soaltee label. Moving away from Mughal and floral art she tried her hand at western garments and called the collection “Vintage Glam” at Lakmé Fashion Week Winter/Festive 2010.
Men's fabrics were predominant along with feminine touches like chiffon, georgette, brocade, velvet and satin but the colour chart was restricted to black, yellow, grey, blue and pink.
With a women's wear line that was woven around washes and lots of textures there were dresses and gowns that were elegant and stylish but with a touch of geometric detailing that gave them a New Age look that would appeal to a cross section of buyers.
Opening the show with a black mini with cord work and appliquéd yoke, there were shaded satin draped minis in bronze with heavy embellishments, drapes and overlapping worked well for the dresses while rouching gave the garments a form fitting silhouette. A grey checked wrap Jodhpur trouser with zippers was eye-catching while a black mini with plaited necklace, a corded and piped fuschia dress and the black sari gown were elegant.
It was a versatile collection by Sulakshana Monga for any occasion which will appeal to the modern Indian woman during the coming season.
About Lakmé Fashion Week:
Lakmé Fashion Week (LFW) is jointly organised by Lakmé, the No.1 cosmetics and beauty services brand in India and IMG, the global leader in fashion weeks and event production. LFW has been conceived and created with a vision to “Redefine the future of fashion and Integrate India into the global fashion world”. LFW is organized twice every year. LFW Winter/ Festive 2010 will be held from September 17 – September 21, 2010 at Grand Hyatt Hotel, Mumbai. For further information log on to http://www.lakmefashionweek.co.in
About Lakmé:
The contemporary Indian Beauty expert in the beauty industry, Lakmé continuously innovates to offer a wide range of, high performance and exceptional quality color cosmetics, skincare products, and beauty salons. In addition to leveraging Unilever’s worldwide expertise, Lakmé also partners with the leading cosmetic house Milan-based Intercos Italia, Schwann Stabilo Germany and Paris-based Fiabila. Combining international cosmetic technology with an in-depth understanding of the Indian woman’s needs, Lakmé also offers its consumers a holistic ‘Beauty Sutra’ experience through its products and services at the Lakmé Salons. For further information log on to www.lakmeindia.com
About IMG Fashion:
IMG Fashion is dedicated to facilitating a gateway to the fashion world - from creation to consumer. We offer solutions that seamlessly connect and associate fashion’s key constituents and corporate brands using IMG’s global resources, influence and expertise.
Within the fashion industry IMG represents the world’s top models, leading designers and the most influential photographers, art directors and stylists. The division produces the leading fashion events around the globe and represents many of the industry’s top organizations and federations as well as works with various local and national governments, creating regional and international fashion platforms. For more information on IMG and its business visit www.imgworld.com
JATIN VARMA AND VIVEK KUMAR PRESENTED AMAZING FASHION STATEMENTS FOR THE COMING SEASON AT LAKMÉ FASHION WEEK WINTER/FESTIVE 2010
JATIN VARMA’S LINE WAS A PERFECT FORMAL WEAR OFFERING FOR THE FESTIVE SEASON
If it’s a very feminine fashionable and youthful line that women of 2010 want to go for, then Jatin Varma has some great options. His walk on the wild side collection called “Lady Labyrinth” from Greek mythology at Lakmé Fashion Week Winter/Festive 2010 allows the modern woman to reveal the wildness in a woman’s nature.
His colours were muted and vibrant with plum, black, teal, pink and wine with wild asymmetric hemlines and weaves, which spelt glamour all the way. It was western wear with a mix of empire line tops, lots of structures and drapes with some multi panelled skirts, dresses and lots of luxurious shapes in satin, Dupion silk, polyamide and Lycra.
Jatin enjoyed playing with cuts, colours and fabrics and there was an abundance of that but all ended in a very finely tailored collection. Unusual weaves appeared as yarns criss crossed through them, tucks and folds played with the fabrics and the seam edged stitches and the textures gave the line a truly feminine look. Crystals and soft fabric buttons highlighted the creations and fitted into the labyrinth theme.
The show stealers were the black dress with deep V neck embellished with self buttons and crystals on the shoulder, the gown with basket weave in twin colours of blue and purple chiffon, the pink off shoulder dress with tie up neck and self buttons and crystals. The wine silk evening gown with velvet and silk corset, the lovely full sequin grey and white animal print short dress with crystals edging the cut out neck and finally the fully sequined black jacket with giant balloon sleeves were eyecatchers.
Here was women’s wear from Jatin Varma that spelt elegance and sophisticated style for evening wear anywhere in the world.
VIVEK KUMAR ADDED THE RIGHT TOUCHES OF TECHNO CHIC AND DETAILING TO HIS COLLECTION
When technology, electronics and mechanism come together in fashion to turn one piece of clothing into an accessory or vice versa; then the presentation is very interesting and that is exactly what Vivek Kumar did with his “Circuit Darzi” line Lakmé Fashion Week Winter/Festive 2010.
It was unbelievable but possible that there is not much difference between fashion and the concept of industrial designing and when the two meet the result on the ramp can be outstanding.
Bringing in electric motors, sliders and cable driven mechanisms, the collection was out of the ordinary on many fronts. With flat bed knits, lots of net, reprinted satin and jersey, Vivek created silhouettes that were structured but with astonishing touches like torn fabrics layering and drapes. Colours were the normal winter festive shades of coffee, teal, deep green, red, mustard and black.
Opening the show with street noises and wild drum beats which set the pace for the hi tech collection; what emerged was a long sleeve knit tunic teamed with helmet and shining discs. The clothes that followed had electronic parts for embellishments instead of the conventional beads and sequins.
A long sleeve shift with circuit motors spinning down the front was amazing and another empire line organza with embroidery, a petalled dress in brown and black, a grey smock with cutout long sleeve, gleaming collar with smudgy print chiffon dress, one shoulder brown toga in knit with gold discs and embroidered yoke, a glittering one with discs all over to finally the muddy print on brown for an “A” line gown which suddenly enlarged into a giant tent was the direction that Vivek’s creativity took. Bandanas with rolls of fabrics and wires as hair accessories and very interesting footwear to match the creations added to the look of the ensembles.
Here was a collection for a thinking woman who appreciates the designing skills of Vivek Kumar, a very unconventional designer who likes to think out of the box.
About Lakmé Fashion Week:
Lakmé Fashion Week (LFW) is jointly organised by Lakmé, the No.1 cosmetics and beauty services brand in India and IMG, the global leader in fashion weeks and event production. LFW has been conceived and created with a vision to “Redefine the future of fashion and Integrate India into the global fashion world”. LFW is organized twice every year. LFW Winter/ Festive 2010 will be held from September 17 – September 21, 2010 at Grand Hyatt Hotel, Mumbai. For further information log on to http://www.lakmefashionweek.co.in
About Lakmé:
The contemporary Indian Beauty expert in the beauty industry, Lakmé continuously innovates to offer a wide range of, high performance and exceptional quality color cosmetics, skincare products, and beauty salons. In addition to leveraging Unilever’s worldwide expertise, Lakmé also partners with the leading cosmetic house Milan-based Intercos Italia, Schwann Stabilo Germany and Paris-based Fiabila. Combining international cosmetic technology with an in-depth understanding of the Indian woman’s needs, Lakmé also offers its consumers a holistic ‘Beauty Sutra’ experience through its products and services at the Lakmé Salons. For further information log on to www.lakmeindia.com
About IMG Fashion:
IMG Fashion is dedicated to facilitating a gateway to the fashion world - from creation to consumer. We offer solutions that seamlessly connect and associate fashion’s key constituents and corporate brands using IMG’s global resources, influence and expertise.
Within the fashion industry IMG represents the world’s top models, leading designers and the most influential photographers, art directors and stylists. The division produces the leading fashion events around the globe and represents many of the industry’s top organizations and federations as well as works with various local and national governments, creating regional and international fashion platforms. For more information on IMG and its business visit www.imgworld.com
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