WILLS LIFESTYLE INDIA FASHION WEEK: TAKING FASHION TO THE NEXT LEVEL

Asia's biggest business of fashion event, the Wills Lifestyle India Fashion Week (WIFW), Spring Summer 2012 edition was unveiled on 15 February and ran through 19 February, 2012 with as many as 131 designers from across the country ready to showcase their trend predictions for the season, including 63 designers on the runway.

With an objective to encourage and endorse designers to grow their brands nationally and internationally as also to widen their customer base every year, WIFW invites fashion designers to showcase their collection to domestic and international buyers, media and the fashion industry. The event benchmarks the trends for the forthcoming season. Announcing the names of participating designers, Sunil Sethi, President, FDCI, said, "This year we have a list of outstanding designers with representation across geographies who will display their creative excellence on the runway. With combined elements of innovation, creativity and tradition of the WIFW, these designers will give a fresh perspective to the Autumn-Winter collecti0n. With so many talented designers in India's fashion industry; this edition will also break all records like the past season.so all the designer gear up to participate at the WIFW Autumn-Winter 2012." 

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Fashion Designing Colleges in Delhi

NAME-DivyaShrestha

BATCH-2009-2012

LEVEL-HCL-II

I am a creative person and so have chosen fashion as my carrier. I want to gain knowledge about fashion industry and the way a fashion organisation works.

In WLCI, I have gone through many interesting workshops, many visits to mills and industries which has helped me in learning about  how work is done on a large scale, it shows us the practical work  which is different from our books and theories we usually study. I have gone through a very friendly environment with the faculties who are always there for any type of help. I have attended and worked for many fashion shows such as Wills India Fashion Week as volunteer or designer trainee.

WLCI provides training and internships which is a great benefit for students. It has helped me in interacting with designers and knowing about how work is done in a many designer houses and export units.  It also helped in making my own contacts which will always help me in my upcoming future projects in industry.

I am planning to launch my own traditional or ethnic line in near future and market my garments commercially which people love to wear and appreciate my talent &creativity.

WLCI Fashion Students Worshop

WLCI Fashion Students from Delhi campus visited H. P. Singh Agencies Private Limited, Nehru Place on 6th April 2012. They were empowered with a sound and sophisticated infrastructure well equipped with latest hi-tech designing machines and designers. H.P Singh Agencies is known for providing creative support to the professionals in the field of design, management and technology and this has enlarged its focus by giving emphasis to the overall development of the students. Their collection of elegant and designer fabrics represents the Indian tradition in its true form. WLCI students, at H P Singh Agencies, have learnt about manufacturer and supplier of various types of man-made fabrics, designer drapery fabrics, designer upholstery fabrics, natural fibers and numerous blends of linen with cotton, viscose, elastic, silk, polyester and other blended fibers. Mr. Bashi trained WLCI students on the perfect use of color, texture and proportion to create unique fabrics. The training programs also gave an insight into the latest technologies, the global competition and expertise required to excel in the industry.

WLCI Fashion Trends For 2012-2013

Take a first look at the four trend topics: Color Riot, Dark Lux, Craft Industry and Split Clarity

Color Riot - Color in Revolt: In 'Color Riot', dynamic, thrumming shades of color appear in a new context - fresh, bold and vivid. And there are no limits on the interaction with light. High-gloss materials, colored laminations, superimpose'd, fluid and flexible fabrics underscore the brilliance of monochrome colors. New are, for example, 'optical fibers, iridescent effects and recycled materials. Decisive for the effect are the quality, wear resistance and longevity of the high-grade materials. When it comes to patterns, the trend experts expect, for example, broad stripes, all-over geometric patterns and graphic motifs. The computer world is- represented by digital designs, photographic prints and hologram effects. Despite the playful urge to experiment, the unexpected looks appear clear and unequivocal. Dark Lux The beauty of the night: The shadows of the night create a dark, mystical and elegant color series dominated by deep black, which is particularly expressive on lustrous materials. Rounding off the color world are dark, colored accents - pepped up by metallic champagne and gold. Rubberized, liquid looks and glossy surfaces interact with furs and long-haired, smooth hides. Clarity and severity give the sumptuous textiles their modern appearance. Iridescent, shimmering and transparent qualities with animated surface modulation generate an air of mystery. Deep gloss, metallic shimmers, sequins and elaborate materials are to be found in almost all segments. Craft Industry A blend of tradition, handicrafts and the modern: The combination of tradition and handicrafts on the one hand and industrial and mechanical methods on the other dominate the look of 'Craft Industry'. A sunny-warm and lively color series is oriented towards natural landscapes with sky, mountains, lakes and forests, which contrast with industrial, metallic coal, copper and old-gold tones. Split Clarity The bare essentials: Less is more - 'Split Clarity' concentrates on simple, functional and essential elements. In other words, the focus is on sustainability, quality, high technology and new materials. The result is clear-cut, modern aesthetics. Clarity is reflected by a series of colors inspired by nature. The minimalism and restrained compositions are generally interrupted by a single expressive shade. Material versatility is crucial. Metallic and reflecting surfaces, semi-plain patterns and transparent materials are used, as are animated but restrained surfaces. Linear, high-contrast and severe graphic designs set unequivocal accents. Depth is created by the interaction of light and shadow in different materials and surfaces. Source :   The Stitch Times  To know More Information about Fashion Designing Visit: http://www.wlcifashion.in/

Fashion Testimonial-WLCI Fshion Institute

Name: Samil ali

Batch: 2008-2012

Level: PCL-II

Specialization: Fashion technology

WLCI College India

Fashion to me is something that keeps you up to date. Fashion is not something that exists in dresses only. Fashion is in the sky, in the street; fashion has to do with ideas, the way we live, what is happening. Fashions fade but style is eternal. Its rightly said that “only great mind can effort a simple style”. We are shaped and fashioned by watt we love. On matters of style , swim with the current and on matters of principles , stand like a rock. Its new era in fashion – there are no rules. It’s all about the individual and personal style. The most important thing to remember is that you can wear all the greatest clothes and all the greatest shoes, but you have got to have a good spirit on the inside of you. That’s what’s really going to make you look like you are ready to rock the world.

 WlCL College is a platform where we are groomed up with practicalism and direct knowledge is provided about how the entire fashion industry works, through there various set of modules and subjects. Fashion skills are more practiced on practical basis. Theory along with the practical knowledge, what else is required. And at the same time best out of best that is filtered company link ups to find a worth job in future, placements are guaranteed. Moreover best of the faculties to provide and explore much more knowledge about industry by sharing their personal experiences. What else than this….

 Five years down the line I see myself as an owner of my own label where all my practical and creative skills would explore n explode to heights’ would apply all my best creative as well as practical knowledge to enhance my private label  and see to it that all the benefits are obtained. This would not only be a platform for the other creative people to explore their ideology and creativity to the organization I would be the chairman of. Team work and dedication would flourish in extremes and help not only others but also me to grow as a professional and as well as an individual. Ending up with a well known saying “it is the unseen, unforgettable, ultimate accessory of fashion that heralds your arrival and prolongs your departure”.