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WIFW 2008: Straight from the ramp

The stunner: Katrina Kaif displays a creation by Ashish Soni at the Grand Finale of WIFW in Delhi.

'Fashion Bazaar is the need of the hour'

How about the fashion fiesta running for the whole year? Well this can be true if everything goes as planned, Deepti Kaul tells more.

WIFW ends with increase in orders

Curtains came down on the Wills Lifestyle India Fashion Week 2008 today with several designers going home with substantial orders from domestic and foreign buyers.

'Fashion Bazaar is the need of the hour'

Alka Yagnik, Sameera walk ramp at WIFW

The Wills Fashion Week's last evening Sunday saw an unusual sight - Bollywood crooner Alka Yagnik walking the ramp in a silk tie-and-dye sari for designer friend Sucheta V. Merh.

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Katrina Kaif walks at the grand finale of WIFW.

TIMELINE

Day 1, Wednesday, March 12
Day 2, Thursday, March 13
Day 3, Friday, March 14
Day 4, Saturday, March 15
Day 5, Sunday, March 16

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Urban legends

Designers Rohit Gandhi and Rahul Khanna have partnered with Fiama Di Wills, a premium personal care product range from ITC to present their Fall/Winter 2008 collection - Lost in an Urban Maze.

Bitten by the shutter bug

This WIFW, designer JJ Valaya will launch a new line - Valaya Base.

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Desi babe

When in doubt, wear a sari,” says Celina Jaitley who walked the ramp for debutant designer Khushali Kumar on Day Four of WIFW, Itee Dewan tells more.

So pro sans B’wood

No heroines walking the ramp, no stars hogging the limelight, while the media says blah, the models say wah!

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Is fashion week minting money?

As the most spectacular fashion show kicks off in the Capital, does it really mean good business? Asks Deepti Kaul.

'Indian designers lack marketing skills'

The Indian fashion industry has huge potential but international buyers feel designers are unable to capture a bigger pie in the global market as they lack marketing skills.