Cotton Council International (CCI) in its initiative to
promote young talents of the country congratulated designers Josh Goraya and
Vedangi Agarwal on the debut at Wills Lifestyle India Fashion Week. Winners of
the highly coveted ‘Let’s Design’ competition, Josh and Vedangi will unveil
their SS 14 collections at the Hi 5 show on October 13, 2013. Organized by the
Fashion Design Council of India (FDCI), Asia's biggest five-day fashion will
take place October 9-13, 2013 at Hall No. 18 at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi.
Conceptualized by CCI
to educate and inspire young designers to work with cotton, Cotton Council
International’s ‘Let’s Design’ has grown to become India’s premier design
competition. The aim is to nurture young talent while igniting a passion for
working with cotton fabric.
Taking cue from the
competition, the collections being showcased by both designers will be
predominantly cotton.
“At Cotton Council
International we understand how important it is to nurture young talent in the
fashion industry,” commented Agnieszka Fijol, head of consumer marketing in
India for CCI. “Josh and Vedangi are great advocates for cotton, using high
quality fabrics in their collections and we’re delighted to be working with
them”.
“Encouragement when
you’re emerging onto the fashion scene is vital for new designers. Working with
CCI and FDCI has provided us with a fantastic platform to showcase our
collections at India Fashion Week and to incorporate high quality cottons into
our collections”, said Josh. “Naturally I’ve always been aware of cotton but
working with CCI has opened my eyes to the breadth of possibilities in cotton
which has allowed me to grow as a designer”, added Vedangi.
Mr. Sunil Sethi,
President FDCI quotes, “FDCI has always been supportive of emerging talent and
keeping our commitment to the winning designers of the show Let’s Design 5 of
participation at WIFW, we look forward to what these young designers have to
present. The excitement is building as both these designers will be showing their
cotton collection”
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