Fashion meets business

It was a dreary day that saw the FICCI FLO celebrate Indian women in the fashion industry. The panel of Rajshree Pathy, Malini Ramani, Rina Dhaka, Ritu Beri, Kavita Bhartia, Ambika Pillai and choreographer Aparna Behl hosted talked about how it was when she began her career, and that the scenario was like now.

As all five were started about the same time, she had many stories told as well. Rina recalled that when his anger against celeb fashion show they led Aparna saw the show had some 10 Bollywood stars, shouted at them to go online. Ritu said she was the first Indian fashion idiot and talked about how they had to organize the first Fashion Week in India by the name of India Fashion Week with 25 designers. "I was saved and I would have sat on a large plot," she complained. She also said that after a certain point it was the fashion, and it must continue to do other creative things.

Malini told how she went into the design of an accident, such as Tarun Tahiliani was his best friend, and he said he could get them at the Fashion Week for the first time to Delhi. But it was his most embarrassing moment that drew laughs - "Holding Flag of India," she said quickly, when asked: "I have it on a mannequin, dass police quickly caught and put behind bars in Chanakyapuri I could not believe It was crazy that it happened, it is 13 years since this incident, and I'm still going to court for it - ... it is as if we have nothing better to do, "she said. Most embarrassing moment was when they were Rina and gossip and designer imitated third designer, unaware connected his phone and this person ...

Ambika talks about how stolen after his manager was right under his nose all the years, they have an influence on their account now has. Height of her career, she said, "Sachin Tendulkar has to make. I almost fell to my knees and he died. I'ma big fan of Sachin. I said when I started, if I faint and fall off, please forgive me." She also said: "When it comes to makeup, models do not have what happened to say to them; stars do, but not models." To do this, Ritu, "added Indian models are still treated like divas semi-goddesses But in the West, it's not that - ... you come to work and leave, they do not get that kind of attention and admiration there. "

Serious problems as a fashion business were also discussed, not going to happen the way our industry to the second level relay, and why we are not able to build unique fashion brand formidable unit.