Pari Bazaar 2024: Shan-e-Madhya Pradesh Displays Bagh Prints
For the first time, one-piece dresses, gowns, and western wear were made from textiles like Chanderi and Maheshwari, which were formerly solely used for suits or sarees.
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For the first time, one-piece dresses, gowns, and western wear were made from textiles like Chanderi and Maheshwari, which were formerly solely used for suits or sarees.
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): At Gauhar Mahal in the city on Saturday night, a fashion show called "Shan-e-Madhya Pradesh" included over forty models showcasing the state's traditional fabrics, patterns, and weavings. They wore garments with Bagh print, such as Khadi, Maheshwari, and Chanderi, as they sauntered down the ramp. In the first round, Chanderi-Maheshwari sarees were carried with style with Bagh pattern blouses.
Manisha Anand was the showstopper in the first round. The second round was Tales from the Loom. In this round, Chanderi and Maheshwari fabrics were presented as Indo-West dresses. This was the first time when fabrics like Chanderi and Maheshwari, which were usually used only for suits or sarees, were carried in one-pieces and gowns and western wears.
Manisha Dabral was the showstopper in this round. The third round was dedicated to men, in which Khadi garments were displayed. Vivek Neekhara became the showstopper in the Khadi round. Whereas, the third round was dedicated to the theme of Pari Bazaar on Bagh Print, Reenu Yadav became the showstopper of this round.
Tajwar Khan, a fashion designer, organized the event. The Begums of Bhopal arranged the fourth-day 'Pari Bazaar,' which included this segment on the third day. Aside from that, there were other events including the designer talk show, batua/potali decorations, gidda dance, book review, Shaam-e-Adab, and salad.
