AURA FASHION SHOW 2017




I am a Fashion Designing student and like every year, this year as well my institute (INFID, Nashik) organised a fashion show called AURA and like every other student I got a chance of participating in it this year.
The fashion show was comprised of themes and my theme was #plumage_of_paradise inspired from the Great Bird of Paradise. Being a promotional garment, my design was basically inspired by the Great Bird’s tail which also looked somewhat similar to the Chinese hand fan.
Being a part of such an amazing show was a great experience which I will treasure.




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