DMU graduate Maneet Chauhan recently made history by becoming the first British designer to be featured in India’s biggest fashion event, the Lakme Fashion Week. Held in Mumbai, this five-day event is the biggest fashion showcase in India and showcases the work of leading Indian designers. Maneet, who graduated from De Montfort University in Leicester with a degree in fashion design, showcased her solo collection of bridal couture at the event. Her collection was inspired by traditional Indian embroidery and the vibrant colours of her homeland. Maneet’s collection featured intricate beading, intricate fabrics, and intricate hand embroidery. The collection was a mix of traditional and modern styles, with an emphasis on intricate handwork. The designs included traditional lehengas, saris, dresses and gowns, all crafted with intricate detailing and beautiful embellishments. Maneet’s work has already been highly praised by fashion critics, who have praised her for her unique and creative approach to bridal couture.
\Her collection has been described as “breathtakingly beautiful”, with “stunning detail” and “a perfect mix of modern and traditional”. Maneet’s success at Lakme Fashion Week was made even more remarkable by the fact that she was the only British designer to be featured at the event. Her inclusion in the event highlights the increasing influence of British fashion designers in the Indian fashion industry, which is growing rapidly. Maneet’s collection was well received by the audience at the event, and she received a standing ovation from the audience. This is an incredible achievement for the DMU graduate, and one that she is sure to be proud of for many years to come. She is now looking forward to taking her collection to other fashion events around the world. Maneet’s solo show at Lakme Fashion Week is a testament to the success of British fashion designers in the Indian fashion industry. It is also a great example of how creative and unique fashion designs can be celebrated, regardless of their origin. It is hoped that Maneet’s success will inspire more British designers to pursue a career in the Indian fashion industry.
