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Making Waves
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Published: Volume 15, Issue 5, May, 2007
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Be it Paris or Miami, Indian fashion folks are
becoming a frequent presence at international fashion weeks. Verve
spotlights three designers who recently set the global runways on
fire
Backed by two decades of experience in the fashion industry, Sagar entered India with, “hopes of opening up the Indian fashion scene to international buyers.” He created quite a stir at the Miami Fashion Week, which concluded with him winning the coveted ‘Designer of the Year’ title. The response has been terrific. International buyers expect something unique from India, which Sagar and his label, ‘Lecoanet Hemant’ seem to provide. Marked by their European sensibility, his garments have a certain ease to them. Very lightly embellished, the designs are brought to life by an innovative use of cuts and construction. Although Sagar considers it important to reflect the Indian sentiment, he believes that in a country still bound by tradition, cutting-edge designers like Manish Arora reflect the present. It’s the India we see today as opposed to something that has been rehashed for over 5000 years, he says.
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