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Glamour and gimmick

LIFW Designers are being talked about less for their designs, more for the gimmicks they employ to present them.

Published on: Apr 30, 2004 12:06 PM IST
PTI | By , New Delhi
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LIFW Designers are being talked about less for their designs, more for the gimmicks they employ to present them.

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On Thursday, designer Manish Arora used the ramp’s white backdrop to show, among other things, an animation film that had his caricature chasing a fish (a Nemo look-alike). "I wanted to add some fun to the show," he said.

In Kiran Uttam Ghosh's show, her models carried a wooden chariot onto the ramp. "It goes with my theme of India Shining," says the Kolkata-based designer. She also got some of her models to walk with helmets on.

All of them — Rina Dhaka, Rajesh Pratap, Ashish Soni (who made his models go bald) and Niki Mahajan — had such props. More to come. Sabyasachi Mukherjee, the biggest find of LIFW last year, says he will have some live music for his show.

 
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