‘Blenders Pride Glassware Fashion Week’: End of year fashion 2022- The New Indian Express

By Express News Service

HYDERABAD: This year has been the most fashionable year we’ve had so far. This statement sounds especially true when we consider how in 2022 we are starting to go through the phases of store closings, limited celebrations of high fashion festivals and sober weddings literally a nightmare for the fashion industry that thrives on social life.

But the industry has rebuilt itself with rigor, passion and grace. Toward the end of the year, the city hosts gala events such as Blenders Pride Glassware Fashion Week that showcase maximalism with sustainability. Also, many other debutant and veteran designers value maximalism even with minimal pastel colors.

Now, from the glitz of fashion shows to the real world. Local brands are more popular than ever, with their collections on par with, or better than, national and international brands. We’re seeing retro making a comeback albeit with a modern twist.

Some took it back in time even further and revived the designs driven by the Mughal and Nizam dress codes. On the other hand, some fashion forward companies are looking into their crystal ball and stepping into the future where AI is used to predict what ensembles will suit a person’s personality. For that, let’s look back at fashion in 2022!

July 12 Dopamine pads
The Covid-19 pandemic brought a lot of gloom beyond one’s control, but on July 12, the mood rose interestingly, with a dose of Dopamine. Archana from designer labels Archana and Puneeth, spoke to CE about her dopamine collection that goes beyond color. It’s about patterns, fabrics as well as textures, which lighten the mood.

21 Dec Ode to women
Designer label Pallavi Singhees, Verb, launched a new collection called Viaje which mixes glamor and celebrates the modern woman in all her glory. Designers told CE that Viaje is an ode to women who own their style in such a way that it becomes a sense of self.

Dec 13 The world’s best fashion
It is a combination of Indian handloom and crafts. On December 13th, CE spoke to Archana Jajus about Jugmug. He said, Hyderabad has taste and people value tradition. Hyderabad is one of the best markets for traditional clothing.

20 Dec Long live the Magenta rules!
Pantone announced its 2023 color: Viva Magenta recently. On December 20, the designer informed CE that the shade was chosen by human trend forecasters, they said, this is an unconventional shade for an unconventional time.

7 Dec Fashion story from the Mughal era
Ankita Lath, a NIFT graduate who dressed as actors Anupam Kher and Dev Adhikari, spoke to CE about her designs. He had a unique way of expressing art through cloth, and his debut menswear collection was called Atoor, honoring Mughal architecture and its beauty.

Nov 22 Tour of sustainable & inclusive fashion
Designer Amit Aggarwal speaks to CE ahead of the 16th edition of Blenders Pride Glassware Fashion Tour, on November 22. This fashion tour takes the young, vibrant and evolving expression of Pride & Authenticity through the lens of a world of fashion & a more sustainable, inclusive and diverse lifestyle.

Apr 20 Shades of beauty
Offering shades designed for Indian skin tones, the brand is anchored in the idea of ​​making beauty products that can withstand rain or shine. The brains behind it, Vineeta Singh, has made his presence felt in just seven years since the launch of the brand. She who is the co-founder and CEO of SUGAR Cosmetics, has made a place for herself in the beauty and cosmetics industry and opened the CE about her journey on April 20th.

10 Dec Fashion should be comfortable: Rashmika
Rashmika Mandana, now an A-list actress following her roles in Pushpa and Sita Ramam spoke to CE on December 10 about her fashion and fitness regime priorities. Fashion for him is something very comfortable. It’s not about having a million eyes on me. It’s more about what I feel most comfortable with and that’s what I wear, she says.

Nov 22 Scrunchies are back!
Because scrunchies are popping up everywhere, CE talks to designers about scrunchies that are fun, practical, and amazing. No 90s film was complete without Raveena Tandon, Karishma Kapoor, Aishwarya Rai and Madhuri Dixit in matching colored scrunchies. The accessories are fun, comfortable, stylish, funky, and practical.

Nov 3 Get ready with fashion-tech
Launched in 2015, My Perfect Fit in 2021, equipped with AI technology that scans faces, body types and color tones, brings you a personalized menswear shopping experience. CE spoke to the brand using AI technology to give makeovers highly personalized treatments and preppy outfits.

Sep20 Stamp comes out in style
Hyderabad’s first handmade heritage jewelery brand, Mir The Label, is here with one-of-a-kind jewelery and men’s accessories. During the Nizam era, male grooming predominated; elegant bracelets, cufflinks, signet rings, brooches and necklaces with classic pearls are the male splendor of Hyderabad. CE on September 20 spoke with Mir The Label, a brand started by city-based jewelery designer Mir Raoofuddin Ali Khan that is bringing heritage back to life.

</p> <p>HYDERABAD: This year has been the most fashionable year we’ve had so far. This statement sounds especially true when we consider how in 2022 we are starting to go through the phases of store closings, limited celebrations of high fashion festivals and sober weddings literally a nightmare for the fashion industry that thrives on social life. But the industry has rebuilt itself with rigor, passion and grace. Toward the end of the year, the city hosts gala events such as Blenders Pride Glassware Fashion Week that showcase maximalism with sustainability. Also, many other debutant and veteran designers value maximalism even with minimal pastel colors. Now, from the glitz of fashion shows to the real world. Local brands are more popular than ever, with their collections on par with, or better than, national and international brands. We’re seeing retro making a comeback albeit with a modern twist. Some took it back in time even further and revived the designs driven by the Mughal and Nizam dress codes. On the other hand, some fashion forward companies are looking into their crystal ball and stepping into the future where AI is used to predict what ensembles will suit a person’s personality. For that, let’s look back at fashion in 2022! July 12th Dopamine Bandage The Covid-19 pandemic brings a lot of gloom beyond one’s control, but on July 12th, the mood is interestingly up, with Dopamine bandages. Archana from designer labels Archana and Puneeth, spoke to CE about her dopamine collection that goes beyond color. It’s about patterns, fabrics as well as textures, which lighten the mood. Dec 21 Ode to women Designer label Pallavi Singhees, Verb, is launching a new collection called Viaje that showcases luxury and celebrates the modern woman in all her glory. Designers told CE that Viaje is an ode to women who own their style in such a way that it becomes a sense of self. 13 Dec World’s best fashion This is a combination of hand looms and Indian handicrafts. On December 13th, CE spoke to Archana Jajus about Jugmug. He said, Hyderabad has taste and people value tradition. Hyderabad is one of the best markets for traditional clothing. Rule of 20 Des Viva Magenta! Pantone announced its 2023 color: Viva Magenta recently. On December 20, the designer informed CE that the shade was chosen by human trend forecasters, they said, this is an unconventional shade for an unconventional time. 7 Dec Fashion saga from the Mughal era Ankita Lath, a NIFT graduate who dressed like actors Anupam Kher and Dev Adhikari, talks to CE about her designs. He had a unique way of expressing art through cloth, and his debut menswear collection was called Atoor, honoring Mughal architecture and its beauty. Nov 22 Sustainable & inclusive fashion tour Designer Amit Aggarwal spoke to CE before the 16th edition of Blenders Pride Glassware Fashion Tour, on 22 November. an inclusive and diverse world of fashion & lifestyle. Apr 20 Beauty shades Offering shades designed for Indian skin tones, the brand is anchored in the idea of ​​creating beauty products that can stand rain or shine. The brains behind it, Vineeta Singh, has made his presence felt in just seven years since the launch of the brand. She who is the co-founder and CEO of SUGAR Cosmetics, has made a place for herself in the beauty and cosmetics industry and opened the CE about her journey on April 20th. Dec 10 Fashion should be comfortable: Rashmika Rashmika Mandana, now an A-list actress following her roles in Pushpa and Sita Ramam spoke to CE on December 10 about her fashion priorities and fitness regime. Fashion for him is something very comfortable. It’s not about having a million eyes on me. It’s more about what I feel most comfortable with and that’s what I wear, she says. Nov 22 Scrunchies are back! Because scrunchies are popping up everywhere, CE talks to designers about scrunchies that are fun, practical, and amazing. No 90s film was complete without Raveena Tandon, Karishma Kapoor, Aishwarya Rai and Madhuri Dixit in matching colored scrunchies. The accessories are fun, comfortable, stylish, funky, and practical. Nov 3 Fit with fashion technology Launched in 2015, My Perfect Fit in 2021, equipped with AI technology that scans faces, body types and color tones, brings you a personalized menswear shopping experience. CE spoke to the brand using AI technology to give makeovers highly personalized treatments and preppy outfits. Sep20 Stempel comes out in style Hyderabad’s first handmade heritage jewelery brand, Mir The Label, comes out with one-of-a-kind jewelery and men’s accessories. During the Nizam era, male grooming predominated; elegant bracelets, cufflinks, signet rings, brooches and necklaces with classic pearls are the male splendor of Hyderabad. CE on September 20 spoke with Mir The Label, a brand started by city-based jewelery designer Mir Raoofuddin Ali Khan that is bringing heritage back to life.<br />