Live
- Electronics, engineering, agricultural goods propel India's export growth: CRISIL
- How Dhanush’s Role in Nayanthara’s Love Story Led to Legal Battle Over Film Clips
- Alice Capsey called up to England women’s T20I squad for South Africa tour
- Need Central govt action on pollution not politics, says CM Atishi as Delhi gasps
- US reports new E. coli outbreak linked to organic carrots
- Suriya’s Kanguva Surpasses Rs 140 Crore at Box Office in 4 Days
- Parkinson’s disease to surge to 3.15 million worldwide by 2033: Report
- Driving Innovation in Semiconductor Manufacturing: A Veteran's Role in New Product Management and Global Supply Chain Coordination
- BJP will kick out infiltrators once in power in Jharkhand: CM Yogi
- Bengal lottery scam: Dubious entity was under IT Dept scanner since 2012
India Kids Fashion Week back with second edition
India Kids Fashion Week back with Second Edition, Kids Fashion Week. After its debut in 2012, the second edition for India Kids Fashion Week will take place in January next year and the highlight of the event will be participation from children.
After its debut in 2012, the second edition for India Kids Fashion Week will take place in January next year and the highlight of the event will be participation from children.
The two-day event, co-organised by Event Capital and Craftworld Events, will start Jan 18 at The Lalit, here, said a statement.
"This is more than just fashion. We have tied up with leading schools like Ryan International to work towards a more holistic development for the kids participating," said Pankaj Khanna, senior vice-president of Event Capital.
The show will witness some of the coolest trends in kidswear created by leading Indian designers and global brands.
Manoj Mahla of Craftworld Events said: "The kids fashion industry is one that is rapidly growing and parents today don’t hesitate to pick up the latest styles from the biggest brands for their children. This Fashion Week targets such parents and kids to help them understand more about the sort of brands that exist for young children.”
