Last week, Bollywood actress and style icon Sonam Kapoor was in London for the "Divalicious London" event, featuring Indian designer Anita Dongre.
Here's a look at some of the pics from the event.
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Natasha Mudhar, Vanitaa Bhatia, Sonam Kapoor, Anita Dongre |
As well as the collection by Anita Dongre, the Divalicious Exhibition was also a showcase for other designers including Cilvana Designs. They dresses British radio host and presenter Anushka Arora for the event:
Here's a little about the show and the team that put it all together...
Private banker turned fulltime fashion entrepreneur
Vanitaa Bhatia launched DIVAlicious in Dubai in 2011. “DIVAlicious’
success has been driven by a gap in the market we first identified.
Most of the time, international Indian fashion exhibits just cover haute
designer apparel, however
we also invite affordable brands to showcase their creations to provide
a holistic and direct-to-consumer shopping experience for customers,
under one roof.”
In explaining why London was the obvious next stop destination for
Divalicious, Vanitaa Bhatia added: “London is a
fashion-conscious market with an appetite to invest in brands catering
to an affluent market. After taking DIVAlicious to ten global cities
and with it’s growing popularity, 2017 seemed the opportune time to bring DIVAlicious to the world’s fusion capital – London.”
Sterling
Media is a globally renowned, multi-award-winning business and
communications consultancy established in 1995. Speaking about
the event, Natasha Mudhar, CEO of Sterling Media said: “We
have had an incredible response to the event, highlighting the love of
Indian fashion, design and creativity internationally. As 2017
celebrates 70 years of India and UK's cultural partnership, we
were delighted to welcome the epitome of international fashion, culture
and film Sonam Kapoor to the UK."
The event was presented by DIVAlicious, a unique mobile fashion concept brand launched in Dubai in 2011 to popularise Indian fashion
and design globally, and the international business and communications consultancy Sterling Media, and was supported by Sterling Realty.
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