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The Platform : LFW s new move to support emerging talents

18 Jun 2018
Mumbai June 18 (IANS) Lakmé Fashion Week (LFW) in association with US-based water brand smartwater has announced "The Platform" a programme conceptualised to identify and mentor young and innovative designers who are willing to push the boundaries of fashion and create a new norm.
A progression for LFW from its "Gen Next" designer search programme "The Platform" aims to lend impetus to an alternative genre of fashion -- unconventional innovative and fearless said a statement.
The winning designers will be mentored by India s prominent fashion icons and get the opportunity to showcase their creativity at the forthcoming edition of the fashion gala which will begin here from August 22.
Anoop Manohar General Manager - Marketing Coca-Cola India said: " The Platform aims to give an opportunity to a new generation of designers who are willing to disrupt the conventional norms of fashion through their authentic and thought provoking story-based collections.
"We hope for this programme to inspire design not bound by the constraints of stereotypes - giving rise to a new movement in the field of Indian fashion. I am personally very excited about this programme and looking forward to discover some great talent through this initiative".
Based on smartwater s core theme of ‘Inspired by the clouds the winning collection or collections will reflect the designers own interpretation of the theme in the form of experimentation with texture fabric shapes or colour that are inspired by clouds.
Jaspreet Chandok Vice President and Fashion Head - IMG Reliance said "LFW is committed to bringing new designer talent to the fore. Having successfully launched many of the most exciting labels we want to now nurture and help support them with this exciting new programme."

--IANS nv/rb/bg