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Fashion industry in India

India is a nation with an ancient tradition of clothing design, and it is as much an emerging fashion destination, says RC Dalal. In spite of its overwhelming presence in newspapers, magazines and on ...

The significance of fashion and trend forecasting in design development

Fashion forecasting is a process of analysing upcoming trends by predicting colours, fabrics and styles that will be a part of latest collections in the stores. The forecaster works on all categories ...

Wear brands that are 'Made in India'

Industry feels the concept of 'Make in India' is the right direction to take, to make India the powerhouse that it can be. But for the initiative to be a success, issues of tax benefits, single...

Malkha: A sustainable handloom with specific identity

Malkha fabric's popularity stems from its fusion of mulmul's softness and khadi's durability, offering exceptional qualities appreciated by producers and designers worldwide. Its recent surge in...

Luxury belongs to India

Abhay Gupta highlights the rapid growth of India's luxury market, expanding at a 25% CAGR and reach $18.6 billion by 2016. Beyond fashion, luxury now encompasses dining, travel and personal care,...

Dots and lines can make garments that suit the wearer

Design is a creative endeavour to meet the needs of its executers and end users, says Ankita Sodhi. A product is developed according to a planned layout that should result in a functional and...

Handicraft & handloom: Crafting a strategy

Manish Saksena emphasizes the rich diversity of India's crafts, unique to each state and village, reflecting the and lifestyles. He discusses the challenge of modernizing these crafts without...

Sustainable fashion: Welcome revolution

A. Siva Sakthi emphasizes sustainable fashion, which aims to address the environmental and social impact of the industry, similar to the food sector. This movement combats fast fashion's short...

Sustainability: Essential strategy for the fashion industry

Angelo Camillo emphasizes the critical nature of sustainability, noting its global significance and influence across various sectors, including textiles and fashion. He defines it as a balanced...

Innovation in manufacturing: first 'speed factory' opens in Germany

Adidas has launched its first 'Speed Factory' in Ansbach, Germany, close to its headquarters, introducing a flexible, highly automated production method. This innovative facility, based on Industry...

Luxury is a lifestyle, and fashion is just a minuscule part of it. Businesswise-the most visible or ...
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