Visit: Jaipur Times Fashion Week

School of Design

Department of Fashion & Textiles

Report on Visit to Jaipur Times Fashion Week

Name of the Activity:

Jaipur Times Fashion Week

Type of the Activity:

Visit

Date and Day:

23 March 2025, Sunday

Time:

5:00 pm-7:00 pm  

Venue:

Marriot Jaipur

Participants: 

8, B.Sc. Fashion Design Sem VI, PG Sem II 

 

Overview of the Event

 

The students of the Department of Fashion & Textiles, had the opportunity to attend the prestigious Jaipur Times Fashion Week 2025. This event showcased a blend of tradition and innovation in couture, featuring renowned designers and collections that celebrated India's rich heritage while embracing modern aesthetics.

 

Highlights of the Fashion Shows

 

  1. Doyna by Arita Kashyap: Collection "Dapun"

The collection paid homage to Assam's silk, heritage, and craftsmanship. It celebrated traditional textiles like Muga, Eri, and Paat, which were beautifully transformed into ensembles for the modern bride.Inspired by the glow of dawn, the color palette included natural gold, white, rust, and orange-red, symbolizing sunrise.Each drape and motif carried stories of Assamese resilience and artistry, making "Dapun" not just fashion but a tribute to timeless beauty.

 

  1. Yuvti by Bhupendra Singh

This collection was inspired by Rajputi culture and showcased handcrafted luxury poshaks and sarees made from tissue, satin, and chiffon.

The ensembles featured intricate zardozi work, shimmering sequins, and traditional gota patti designs.The color palette ranged from bold brights to soft pastels, catering to festive occasions and grand celebrations.Designed for the modern-day queen, this collection blended heritage with haute couture.

 

Learning Outcomes

 

The visit provided students with:

  1. Exposure to high-end fashion design processes blending tradition with contemporary styles.

  2. Insights into how designers incorporate cultural heritage into modern couture.

  3. Inspiration for sustainable practices in fashion design as seen in collections like "Dapun."

  4. An understanding of craftsmanship techniques such as zardozi embroidery and gota patti work.

  

 

Conclusion

 

The Jaipur Times Fashion Week 2025 was a remarkable experience for the students. It offered them a firsthand look at innovative designs rooted in Indian traditions while pushing boundaries in modern fashion. Through this visit, they gained valuable knowledge that will enhance their creative pursuits in the field of fashion design.

 

Dr. Sulekha Ojha Activity Co-ordinator

Head, Harshita Bhown

Dept. of Fashion & Textiles Faculty Coordinator