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Our student Ish*ta Ahuja’s work showcases her chosen brand’s () collection narrative.

Our PGFSID first-year student presents her project inspired by a WGSN trend ‘Alien beauty’ for Beauty and Identity module. In this otherworldly aesthetic inspired by extraterrestrial life forms, one can fulfill their desire to escape the world as they know it while embracing their unique and personal identities.

Concept and Styling Ayushi Gupta
Muse
MUA
Photography

A still from the recent shoot done by the faculty and students of Fashion Styling and Image Design✨

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Featuring the work of Prabhjot Kaur & Rachi Chitkara , students of Undergraduate Advance Diploma in Fashion Styling and Image Design, Delhi.





Conceptualized, Styled & Directed by - Prabhjot Kaur, Rachi Chitkara
Muse- Ojas Tyagi, Areeba Jamal Wasti, Ronit, Mehul Bawla, Himanshi Sanjay Banoudha
Photographed by- .xx Ojas Tyagi, Himanshi Sanjay Banoudha
Mentored by- Henna Parimoo

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Featuring Ritika Kulshreshtha Award winner of Jury’s Choice Award

I personally resonate with Assamese culture as my mother spent most of her childhood days in Guwahati, Assam. I also realised that the craft and culture of Assam is not very much known to the world, so by taking this handicraft product in my collection, I will be promoting the culture as well as the craft in a contemporary way.

Her mentor Aashima J.Kukreti said Ritika's collection is an ode to the wonders of craftsmen behind beautiful Indian textile. She worked closely with artisian and understood their plight during COVID times. Her collection comes as small measures which can help sustain some of India's perishing heritage textiles. Her tiny steps will surely make a big imapct to those whom it matters most, the backbone of fashion industry, the weaver community. Hope this path leads to many more accomplishments for her.

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Featuring Ritika Kulshreshtha Award winner of Jury’s Choice Award

I personally resonate with Assamese culture as my mother spent most of her childhood days in Guwahati, Assam. I also realised that the craft and culture of Assam is not very much known to the world, so by taking this handicraft product in my collection, I will be promoting the culture as well as the craft in a contemporary way.

Her mentor Aashima J.Kukreti said Ritika's collection is an ode to the wonders of craftsmen behind beautiful Indian textile. She worked closely with artisian and understood their plight during COVID times. Her collection comes as small measures which can help sustain some of India's perishing heritage textiles. Her tiny steps will surely make a big imapct to those whom it matters most, the backbone of fashion industry, the weaver community. Hope this path leads to many more accomplishments for her.

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Featuring Vaishnavi Ansingkar .d.designer, She won an award for Rising Star Award by Pearl Academy- Pearl Mumbai (PGFD)


“The inspiration for this collection is The Nautilus Shell House, an engineering marvel designed by the renowned architect Javier Senosein. The approach to this design process has been heavily influenced by geometry and architecture. The focus is on the geometry of the spiral shape of the House which in turn is based on the mathematical concept called the Fibonacci sequence. The concept captures the fact that nature and geometry are interlinked. In fact, the entire life of a nautilus shell is backed by geometry. In this collection, the silhouettes are geometrical and bold with a touch of femininity. There is an extensive use of the pleating texture in satin fabric combined with a unique organic texture inspired from the House achieved by embroidery of laser cut acrylic mirror. “
Her Mentors Elsa Nilaj & Kali Rawat .s.rawat said " Vaishnavi's clever use of the Fibonacci sequence to derive geometric, fashion forward and challenging silhouettes is the product of her engineering background.”


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Featuring Catherine Paul Award winner of Best innovative collection(UGFD)Delhi South

Sustainable fashion concerns more than just addressing fashion textiles or products.The aim of this project is to make a resort wear collection that takes maximum aspects of sustainability and to address the whole system of how clothing is produced, who produced it and how long the life span of a product is before it reaches landfill. This means dealing with interdependent social, cultural, ecological, and financial systems. Modular , resort wear for the Instagram age, which is comfortable, versatile and functional is the need and focus.
This collection is about embracing change, adapting and realising importance of self love inspired by snail.
Conceptualising and blending the visual tangible aspects- curved surfaces(lines),textures,stretch and shrink motion, neutral color palette with the intangible aspects of snail’s life -its untroubled calm nature to create aesthetically pleasing and empowering collection with versatile pieces that adapt just like a snail according to needs and style.

Her mentor Gaurav Mandal said "Catherine has an exceptional ability to combine creativity & marketability”

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