Fashion leaders assess the impact of Delhi-Mumbai alliance

With Indian fashion slowly finding its feet post Covid, the news of the Delhi-Mumbai alliance couldn’t have come at a better time.


 The watershed moment of Fashion Design Council of India-led fashion week in Delhi and Lakmé’s Mumbai Fashion Week coming together as FDCIxLakmé Fashion Week has been greeted with cheer, optimism and bouquets in the Indian fashion fraternity. With Indian fashion slowly finding its feet post Covid-19, the news of the Delhi-Mumbai alliance couldn’t have come at a better time. Sunil Sethi, Chairman, FDCI shares, “A few virtual call meetings between Jaspreet Chandok, Ashwath Swaminathan and me was were enough to understand that there should be one fashion week and during the pandemic, we need to pool in our resources to join forces and realign. We’ve started working together and so far, I’ve experienced the spirit of camaraderie and cooperation between the teams.”

Couturier Manish Malhotra (Photo: Instagram/ManishMalhotra05)

Designer Manish Malhotra sounds elated that this is happening this season and to encourage this, he agreed to do a live show taking time off from launching his next collection at his stores and digitally. “The reason I am doing the live show is to encourage the fashion community to come together and get back the energy of work and solidarity and of all of us being together. I am sure this season will go so well that we will have more seasons like this and I have to say it was a very wise decision by Sunil Sethi to do this. My congratulations to Mr Sethi, Nikhita Punja and Jaspreet Chandok. This is the future of fashion - all of us being together,” says Manish.

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