Rabu, 14 September 2016
Rocky S can’t wait to showcase Indian crafts at London Fashion Week (IANS Interview) – Times of India
“I believe fashion is a way of life. It is a global phenomenon; it cannot be restricted to a certain area, city, country or continent. A trend that starts in the west, finds its way to the east. Similarly, designers across the world are trying to make their mark beyond borders and continents too, that directly contributes to the growth of fashion and the rise of trends,” Rocky told IANS before flying to London for his show.
“The exchange of trends, cultures and techniques is what makes fashion more than just a piece of cloth. It is an amalgamation of creative ideas across the world,” he said.
He also shared that Indian runways will always be special for him as the platform has established him as a designer.
“The Indian runways are home. It will always be special as it gave me a platform to showcase my creativity and establish me as a designer in the circuit. Having said that, I love to explore, push boundaries and try new things.”
“Currently, I am making the most of new opportunities that come my way and am happy to say it has contributed to my learning process as a creative person. It has always been a dream to take my brand global, which is what I am slowly working towards at the moment, but as I said, Indian runways are special to me, and if a new opportunity presents itself, I will have an open mind towards exploring it,” he said.
The designer is to showcase at LFW a collection titled ‘Shringara’ which denotes love and beauty, capturing poignant emotion in ethereal tales.
“It is a story of a modern woman, adorning herself as she waits for her love to arrive. The collection beautifully captures the musings of a woman and her thoughts. The essence of Shringara lies in the overwhelming emotion of happiness and in the celebration of a woman in love and its many moods,” he said.
“I have always been fascinated by our country — the diverse fashion and style that is different in every part of India. My collection takes inspiration from these varied styles that I manifest in decorative prints, handcrafted textures and opulent embroideries,” added the designer.
He has used Indian traditional handicrafts that will be highlighted in the line.
“India is known for its rich culture and traditional handicrafts. As a designer, it is essential to create new styles in fashion but it is equally important to sustain our existing traditional crafts and techniques. Keeping that in mind, we have taken inspiration from vintage crafts and embroideries with an approach to reinvent it in high fashion styles,” he said.
The designer, who is also known for his love to remaining true to Indian-ness, says that he likes the idea of fashion giving him opportunities to explore his creative idea in best way possible.
“I am a designer who is deeply rooted, I respect where I come from, and the part I love the most about fashion is that it lets me express that respect and admiration in the most unique and beautiful way every season,” Rocky said.
“Staying true to my aesthetics, I always strive to keep traditional embroideries alive and make them more contemporary as fashion evolves.”
He added: “Moreover, I don’t think Indian designs necessarily means traditional Indian clothing, the appreciation I have received for my brand is for using traditional embroideries in the most unexpected methods. That for me is an achievement and am extremely fortunate to receive all the love.”
(Nivedita can be contacted at Nivedita.s@ians.in)
–IANS
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Rocky S can’t wait to showcase Indian crafts at London Fashion Week – Daijiworld.com
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Rocky S can’t wait to showcase Indian crafts at London Fashion Week
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Selasa, 13 September 2016
Runway Tulsa brings local, national fashion to four-day event – Tulsa World
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Runway Tulsa
Thursday, Sept. 15
Fashion on the Square
Participating Utica Square merchants will hold in-store parties from 5-7 p.m. as part of its Passport to Fashion shopping event. Participating merchants include: Muse Intimates, Pendleton, Pavilion, The Dolphin Fine Linens, J. Spencer, Saks Fifth Avenue, Coach, Ihloff Utica Square, Hicks Brunson Eyewear, Gap, Dog Dish, Kendra Scott, Suite One, SALT Yoga and Elephant Trunk Company~Luggage and Gifts.
5-7 p.m. shopping event, 7:15 p.m. fashion show; 8 p.m. drawing for prizes
Utica Square
Cost: Free
Friday, Sept. 16
Clary Runway – fashion student show.
Funds raised from this show will benefit Clary Sage students through scholarships. The designers are design school students.
6:30 p.m.
Cox Business Center – Assembly Hall, 100 Civic Center
Cost: Tickets start at $25 for general admission; $250-$500 Patron seating; claryrunway.com
Saturday, Sept. 17
Grand Runway Finale
Fashion show featuring national and local designers — Alexis Monsanto, Caycee Black, Joshua Christensen, Grant Karpin, Kenya Cater (K. Nicole) and Nikki Warren (M.O.C.H.A. Butterfly) showing their latest creations.
6:30 p.m. VIP party begins; 7 p.m. doors open; 8 p.m. show begins
Cox Business Center – Assembly Hall, 100 Civic Center
Cost: General admission starts at $35; Second row seating $85; and Front row seating $125; runwaytulsa.com
Sunday, Sept. 18
Runway Tulsa – “See Now, Buy Now” Event
Chance for the public to purchase the designs from Saturday’s grand finale event.
Noon-4 p.m.
Aloft Hotel Downtown (Council Room), 200 Civic Center
Cost: Free
Posted: Wednesday, September 14, 2016 12:00 am
Runway Tulsa brings local, national fashion to four-day event
By Jessica Rodrigo
Tulsa World
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Prepare for a weekend packed full of the latest in fashion and style trends.
Runway Tulsa begins Thursday with Fashion in the Square, a shopping event and free fashion show at Utica Square.
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“Tulsa is known for its sense of style,” said Jon Terry, president of SRO Productions, which is producing Runway Tulsa.
Attendees are welcome to peruse many of the boutiques and shops for in-store parties starting at 5 p.m. Thursday until the free fashion show begins at 7:15 p.m. Shoppers can also participate in the Passport to Fashion shopping event, where guests can collect stamps from Utica Square merchants for a chance to win prizes following the fashion show.
Several Utica Square boutiques will be showing off the latest in trends, from casual and dresswear to accessories.
On Friday, Runway Tulsa will give Clary Sage fashion students the chance to show off what they’ve learned at design school. Ten to 12 students will take their designs — from children’s wear and costumes to lingerie — to the runway for it’s fifth annual fundraising show. Ticket sales will go toward scholarships for Clary Sage students.
Saturday’s Grand Finale show will feature lead designers including Caycee Black of Hollywood; Joshua Christensen of New York City and winner of “Project Runway” season 9; Grant Karpin of Kansas City, and returning L.A. designer Alexis Monsanto, who provides fashion commentary for Hollywood red carpet events.
“His presentations are exactly what we wish our shows to provide to the audiences. He is as much a showman as he is designer, and the excitement he brings to the runway audiences is what we want every show to be known for,” Terry said.
Local designers Kenya Carter (K.Nicole Boutique) and Nikki Warren (M.O.C.H.A. Butterfly) will also show their latest fall lines during the finale.
New to the annual fashion week is the “See Now, Buy Now” event. On Sunday, attendees will have the chance to buy designs that donned the runway during the Grande Finale show. The event is free and will feature designs from participating national and local designers.
The presenting sponsor is Lexus of Tulsa, and other major sponsors include Utica Square, Tulsa World, ExcellStyle and Arts Society. For more information, visit runwaytulsa.com.
Jessica Rodrigo 918-581-8482
jessica.rodrigo@tulsaworld.com
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Beauty Tip Of The Week 9/13/16 – KTNV Las Vegas
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Beauty Tip Of The Week 9/13/16
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