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Vasundhara Lifestyle Expo begins
For the upcoming Ramzan festival, Aashadam and other auspicious occasions, a three-day Fashion and Life Style Exhibition, Vasundhara was started at A- Convention Center here on Friday.
Vijayawada: For the upcoming Ramzan festival, Aashadam and other auspicious occasions, a three-day Fashion and Life Style Exhibition, Vasundhara was started at A- Convention Center here on Friday.
Expo organiser Jayasudha Koneru spoke to media after the expo was inaugurated. She said the three-day Fashion Lifestyle Exhibition was organised for one more time as response to earlier expo was overwhelming from the people of Vijayawada.
She said the expo was aimed to provide a variety of clothing range, designer jewellery and lifestyle accessories for the people of Amaravati capital region.
Jayasudha informed that the special attraction of the exhibition was saris and dress material crafted by designers from various parts of the country including Mumbai, Kolkata, Jaipur, Rajastan Chennai and Bangalore.
The expo offers a wide range of collections-- linen saris, designer saris, blouses, kurtis and dazzling jewellery, accessories and a lot more. Public can throng the expo from 10 am to 9 pm for purchasing the variety collections displayed till June 3, she added.
