Arch Academy of Design hosts show for young designers

Eminent People from all walk of industry witnessed the Fashion Collection by the Novel Designers of Arch Academy Of fashion. Fashion Show was held at Hotel Diggi Palace, Jaipur.

GABA: This is a successful Annual attempt by Arch Academy Of fashion to boost the inner confidence of its young designers. This is an event which bridges the gap between young designers and eminent fashion professionals.

GABA fashion show was choreographed by Mr. Pranav Hamal a known face in the world of Fashion Choreography who has also choreographed in Lakme Fashion Week with Ms Anchal Kumar as its showstopper.

A select group of graduating fashion students of Arch Academy of Design participated and showcased their work & source of inspiration. Students drew their insight from various culture, practices & traditions like Art Decothat, Pointillism, Adda Work, Tribal Banjara Community, Illusion, Dadaism, Kamasutra, etc. which they researched and implemented in their work.

ARUNA: Her collections were inspired by Art Decothat which is an artistic and eclectic style Combining traditional craft motifs characterized by rich color with bold geometric shapes.

ANITA: Her collections were inspired by Western Art Movement called POINTILLISM in which painting was created using tiny small dots. For the representation of the same she used Rajasthan's Famous ADDA Work.

NEHA GUPTA: Inspired from Gothic Art Movement she has based her collections on the tragic Rajasthani wailing mourners combining both Gothic and Rajasthan elements together.

TANISHA: she calls her collection as an inspirational product of Tribal Punk, Banjara community that originated in 1970 .Designed for the youngsters carrying a rebellious attitude towards traditional society and unemployment.

NAGENDRA GUPTA: His inspirational theme was based on ILLUSION that exists to fool the eye of a viewer. His collections included Rajasthani bright colors and patch work of Rajasthan.

Rajat Vishwakarma: took eroticism as his art moment & he related it with the Indian Context by keeping Kamasutra as his inspiration. He tried showing Lifestyle of Hijra Community.

NEHA RANJAN: Her inspiration was based on Dadaism that was a western art movement started in Zurich in late 1970s. Also, in her collection she poured spotlight on the ongoing violence against Women and the challenges she faces be it emotional, physical or mental.

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