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Rohit Bal at India Bridal Fashion Week 2013

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Ananya Panday for House of Lakmē Grand Finale x Rohit Bal at Lakmē Fashion Week in partnership with FDCI.

The iconic Rohit Bal brings his extraordinary vision to life at the House of Lakmē Grand Finale at Lakmē Fashion Week in partnership with FDCI. In a showcase that promises to be nothing short of spectacular, Rohit Bal’s latest collection is a poetic ode to nature, beauty, and the art of transformation. With roses as the centrepiece, each garment unveils a story woven through intricate embroidery and masterful craftsmanship, capturing the delicate balance of time and metamorphosis. This grand finale is a stunning celebration of nature’s elegance, where fashion blooms into art, leaving an indelible mark on the world of haute couture.

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rohit bal has died

Oh my god. Are you fucking serious?! He's one of the most iconic fashion designers of all times in India. His work is just legendary.

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Rohit Bal: Fashion designer

“There is a big difference between being a fashion designer and someone who makes clothes just to sell them.” —Rohit Bal.

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Did You Know? Sonali Bendre And Late Fashion Designer Rohit Bal Co-starred In A Film | People News

Mumbai: Actress Sonali Bendre, who was recently seen in the second season of the streaming show ���The Broken News’, has revealed that the late designer Rohit Bal co-starred with her in one of the movies.  The actress recently took to the Stories section of her Instagram on Monday, and shared a screenshot from the film in which Rohit stars along with her. She wrote on the picture, “Gudda, known to…

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Rohit Bal (1961-2024): A pioneer of Indian fashion    

For those who embarked on their fashion careers in the 1990s, a time when Indian fashion was still carving out its place on the world stage, Rohit Bal was an inspiration and a guiding force. His influence was so profound that, following the Fashion Design Council of India’s (FDCI) announcement of his passing on November 1, 2024, almost everyone in the industry—designers, stylists, photographers, models, and fashion writers—came forward to share cherished memories of working with him. Bal, affectionately known as "Gudda," was one of the most respected and beloved designers in Indian fashion.

Read about Rohit Bal – The Indian Fashion Pioneer

Born in Srinagar in 1961, Bal began his career in 1986, after graduating from Delhi University with a degree in history and further honing his craft at the National Institute of Fashion Technology. He blazed a trail on the runway, seamlessly blending India’s traditional craftsmanship with bold, modern aesthetics. Known for his lavish shows and dramatic style, Bal’s creations featured luxurious fabrics like velvet and brocade, often adorned with his signature motifs of flowers and peacocks, which helped to redefine Indian couture on a global scale.

Bal was among the first Indian designers to make a mark internationally, dressing Hollywood icons such as Cindy Crawford, Uma Thurman, Pamela Anderson, and Naomi Campbell. His vision and artistry not only transformed the Indian fashion industry but also cemented his legacy as a pioneer and an icon, celebrated for elevating Indian couture to new heights.

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Famed Indian Designer Rohit Bal Is Dead

Rohit Bal, one of India’s most acclaimed fashion designers, has died, his colleagues said Friday. Media reports said he died at the age of 63 after a long illness. “We mourn the passing of legendary designer Rohit Bal,” the Fashion Design Council of India (FDCI) said in a statement on Instagram. “Known for his unique blend of traditional patterns with modern sensibilities, Bal’s work redefined…

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When it comes to dressing for the most special occasions, nothing quite compares to the elegance and sophistication of well-fitted suits or tuxedos.

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Rashmika Mandanna exuded sheer elegance as she adorned herself in a stunning dark floral saree

No one can argue with Rashmika Mandanna's outstanding fashion choices. Since her debut, the fashion police have appreciated her wardrobe selections. Thanks to her elegant outfit choices, Rashmika never lets her fans down in style, whether it's at red carpet events, movie promotions, or festive celebrations. Rashmika Mandanna has gained popularity after playing Geetanjali, Ranbir Kapoor's wife, in the newly released film Animal. Rashmika is winning hearts off screen with her flawless sense of style during the film's promotional events, in addition to her outstanding performance on screen.

Rashmika Mandanna exuded sheer elegance as she adorned herself in a stunning dark floral saree. Rashmika never lets us down when it comes to igniting the fashion world with her flair. Her unique style always makes her appear great, regardless of the event. Rashmika stole the show in a light-hearted six-yard wonder outfit she wore for the film's trailer launch. The black georgette drape, along with feminine features and dark florals, looked amazing. Featuring vivid floral designs in tones of orange, white, pink, and yellow, they exuded the ideal fusion of vintage style and modern flair. She paired it with a stylish black sleeveless blouse that featured a plunging neckline and a cutaway design at the back. The actress chose crimson dangler earrings from the accessory aisle. Rashmika was all elegance and charm with her poker-straight hair and delicate pink makeup.

On her work front, Rashmika has begun shooting for maiden female-centric film in Telugu The Girlfriend and also doing a significant role in her upcoming film Pushpa 2 and has also signed up for historical drama film Chava with Vicky Kaushal.

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ACTRESS: Rashmika Mandanna OUTFIT: Rohit Bal STYLIST: Ami Patel MAKE-UP: Tanvi Chemburkar HAIR: Priyanka Borka

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FDCI President Sunil Sethi on Rohit Bal's legacy: He was our national treasure

In an exclusive interview with India Today Digital, Sunil Sethi, President of the Fashion Design Council of India (FDCI), paid an emotional tribute to legendary designer Rohit Bal, who died recently. Remembered as one of India’s most creative and beloved designers, Bal’s influence spanned decades, inspiring countless young designers and setting an unmatched standard in Indian fashion. Reflecting…

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Rohit Bal at Lakmé Fashion Week Summer/Resort 2019

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शिक्षा मंत्री रोहित ठाकुर ने राजकीय वरिष्ठ माध्यमिक पाठशाला बाल चंबा का किया निरीक्षण

Chamba News: शिक्षा मंत्री रोहित ठाकुर ने राजकीय वरिष्ठ माध्यमिक पाठशाला बाल चंबा का निरीक्षण किया। उन्होंने अटल टिंकरिंग लैब समेत साइंस म्यूजियम में बने मॉडल के बारे में जानकारी ली। इस दौरान उन्होंने म्यूजियम में रखे सामान और उससे संबंधित जानकारी भी संबंधित अध्यापकों से एकत्रित की। इसके बाद उन्होंने डिजिटल बोर्ड पर पूरे स्कूल की वेबसाइट के माध्यम से जानकारी ली और स्कूल का निरीक्षण किया।…

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Rohit Bal Last Rites: Sunil Sethi, Arjun Rampal And Renowned Designers Pay Their Respects | People News

New Delhi: Friends and admirers of Rohit Bal gathered alongside his family to pay their final respects to the designer who played a pivotal role in bringing Indian fashion to the global stage. Bal, one of India’s most celebrated fashion designers, died on Friday night at a south Delhi hospital following a heart attack at the age of 63. He was cremated at the Lodhi Road crematorium here on…

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Rohit Bal couture videography by Lalit Sorout

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Shop Amruta Khanvilkar's Designer Looks at Aashni & Co

Discover Amruta Khanvilkar's stunning looks in Indian Designer clothing and accessories Punit Balana, Anita Dongre, Masaba, Rohit Bal, and more.

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UNDERSTANDING FASHION

Designing, making, and distributing clothing in an ethical manner minimizes the harm done to people and the environment. In a perfect world, it benefits people who work in the supply chain and improves everyone's future, not just that of the wealthy few.

Although the term "ethics" in this context is ambiguous, ethical fashion is concerned with societal impact and the principles that underlie a brand's label. The recently invented expression is regarded as the antithesis of quick fashion. Consumers typically use the term "ethical fashion" to refer to a movement against an industry that is infamous for underpaying workers—and doing so in hazardous conditions.

Questions like "Who created this garment?" and "Is that individual getting a reasonable living wage?" are addressed by ethical fashion. It is, however, much more than that.

Of course, proponents of ethical fashion are hoping for the first scenario, but it may also rely on how rapidly genuine ethical firms can communicate with customers clearly. Consumers frequently become confused and easily susceptible to greenwashing without clear information from fashion companies about how, where, and by whom clothing is made. They may also incorrectly interpret a brand's specific ethics. The best approach for brands to help clear up misunderstanding is through certifications, in-depth reports, and honest responses to consumer questions.

fashion made by hand looms

The foundation of Indian heritage is culture, craft, and textiles. In actuality, India is the world's second-largest exporter of textiles. A nation that has created khadi, ikats, jamdani, Venkatgiri, Chanderi, Kanjeevarams, and so many other types of textiles may confidently assert its self-sufficiency in this area. The Swadeshi Movement, which was started on this day in 1905 in the Calcutta Town Hall to protest against the British Government's division of Bengal, was recognised on August 7 as National Handloom Day.

The power loom is an automated loom that weaves fabric, whereas the hand loom is a manually operated machine for weaving cloth. The textile industry embraced the power loom as a result of the development of technology and machines for more rapid and efficient manufacturing. In exchange, the handloom sector suffered. But recently, with all the buzz about slow-fashion, celebrities and actors have been promoting handloom materials in the fashion industry.

KHADI

Khadi is no longer only a simple, uninteresting alternative; it is now a sustainable and timeless addition to your wardrobe. The khadi has received a fun makeover as a result of the just concluded Lakme Fashion Week highlighting sustainable fashion. You can rely on designers like Abu Jani, Rohit Bal, and Sandeep Koshla to bring grandeur and beauty to our nation's traditional fabric while adding cutting-edge modern twists. Khadi has an enduringly regal appeal, whether it's in the form of lehengas, golden skirts, or billowing gold Anarkalis paired with palazzos. Therefore, if you don't already have this noble cloth in your closet, it's time to buy some.

Here are some styling suggestions for handloom that were inspired by our own local celebrities to seem modern and chic.

Ensure simplicity. Because of the unique beauty and charm of handloom fabrics, it is preferable to play down the outfit. To add some personality to your look, add some statement earrings or a bold lip colour.

Layering with handloom fabrics is a terrific idea, first for their light weight and second for the muted colours they come in.

Play with the shapes; go boxy with loose-fitting kurtis, dresses, or tops.

ACCESSORIES

There are many possibilities available on the market for ethnic jewellery. Wear your handcrafted kurtas with delicate silver jewellery, tribal jewellery, or even the perennially fashionable hoop earrings in a circle shape. Even better, you may accessories them with beads, chaandbalis, or vibrant tassels. Only choose accessories that go with the outfit you are wearing.

You can wear light jhumkas during the day, but you should save your shoulder-grazing hoops and crystal shards for evening wear. Try out slides, mules, jutties, or platforms for your shoes. Try experimenting with geometry and shapes in bags, such as an arc sling or a cube box bag, for your arm candy.

PREDICTING TRENDS

Predicting a market's future is the focus of the field of trend forecasting. Every industry employs trend analysts who use information from previous sales to predict opportunities in the future. Thus, the area of the fashion industry known as fashion forecasting is concerned with foreseeing new fashion trends, including colours, styling techniques, fabric textures, and more, that will pique customer demand. Product developers use the trend forecasts that fashion forecasters publish to build new apparel and accessories for brands.

OVER TIME

Macro trends, which are significant changes in fashion that will be important for longer than two years, are what long-term forecasting is all about. The broad trends that shape the fashion industry include shifts in lifestyle, demographics, and the method that clothing is produced and distributed.

LIMITED TIME

Micro trends have to deal with short-term forecasting. Season to season, short-term projections vary and are often influenced by color, style, pop culture, and current events.

Forecasting Trends for Fashion Brands

Every brand has a different method for predicting trends. Because womenswear firms typically release more collections per year than masculine brands, they frequently invest more in micro trend monitoring. The size of the business and its target market can affect forecasting, but there are a number of trustworthy techniques that brands can use to predict trends.

Employing internal trend forecasters Large fast-fashion companies frequently have internal trend predicting capabilities because of their vertical integration. In order to design new items, this enables the fashion forecasters to collaborate directly with product development teams.

With a trend forecasting agency: Bigger brands without vertical integration frequently seek out the knowledge of trend forecasting agencies, which charge a fee for their trend research reports.

By attending fashion shows: Prior to the development of the Internet, trend forecasters conducted the majority of their research at fashion shows, where they took note of the most promising looks. They then forwarded this information to product developers at chain stores and fashion publications like Vogue. This type of forecasting, known as "top-down" forecasting, is based on how trends in fashion spread from high-end runways to department stores

By paying attention to influencers: In the modern world, trend forecasters are more likely to consult blogs, street style, and influencers for the most recent trends. This type of forecasting, known as "bottom-up" forecasting, entails attentively watching a target market to forecast demand for emerging trends.

By observing other sectors: Small independent fashion designers might forego trend spotting altogether and instead create mood boards based on literature, cinema, and the outdoors to inform their distinctive collections.

To predict the future of fashion, the majority of trend forecasters combine "top-down" and "bottom-up" forecasting techniques with in-depth knowledge of the fashion industry and personal intuition.