FADTalents AW20 show includes three talents, Myūzu, Warp by Kuship Parmar and sustainable brand, House of DK.
Incubating and training emerging talents since 2007, FAD International Academy has been at the helm of supporting Indian & Middle Eastern talents at a global level. Supporting its talents to showcase at LFW, Milan Fashion Week, Arab Fashion Week to Helsinki Fashion Week, FAD will now be showcasing its emerging designers at February’s upcoming London Fashion Week. FAD Talents will also showcase on calendar at Milan Fashion Week supported by CNMI.
“FAD has also collaborated with Vogue Talents to unveil a project that supports new generations of designers by throwing the spotlight on up-and-coming Indian fashion talents. The platform has given talents both showcasing and stocking opportunities across Europe and we will continue investing into the next generation of talents” quotes FAD Founder Shivang Dhruva.
Myūzu
Myūzu is a fashion label founded by FAD Academy student, Shagun Chauhan. Chauhan’s designs strive on emphasizing and celebrating Indian craftsmanship, rich hand embroidery and bold colours. It is Chauhan’s evocative and intrepid graphics, as well as their asymmetric imbalances that presents Myūzu as an up-and-coming designer.
House of DK
House of DK designer, Devesh Kothari, focuses on fresh and exciting textiles and fashion techniques to create interesting designs. Kothari has worked on creating his own innovative concepts to up-cycle pre-worn denim to create an alternative to traditional fur; as well as the inspired use of upcycled champagne and wine bottle corks.
House of DK encompasses the art of storytelling to draw a focus onto the sustainability of fashion, by disrupting traditional textile methods. Kothari’s disruptive streetwear offers a poignant contribution about waste in the fashion industry.
Warp by Kuship Parmar
Warp by Kuship Parmar is an athleisure label that focuses on and bright colours with geometric detailing and interesting shapes. The Label has been featured across titles such as Hunger Magazine and Vogue India.
