Charity begins at home, one does not have to go all the way to denounce worldly pleasures to help others. Suneet Varma leads the brigade and has lent out a hand for Etasha- an NGO training youth from low income communities for employment.The preview of the collection was held on the 10th December at The Emporio, New Delhi. Where elite and selected ladies of the city turned up for the preview with wine and cheese eve organised for the guests.
The veteran designer has put together a complete collection especially f
or this initiative which will help Etasha raise funds through sales as well as corporate sponsorships for a fashion gala.
or this initiative which will help Etasha raise funds through sales as well as corporate sponsorships for a fashion gala.All ladies who buy clothes from the dedicated line will be invited to walk the ramp showcasing the collection during the fashion gala on 16th January 2010. This promotion for Etasha will take place every Thursday till the fashion event, where only selected ladies will be invited for the Soiree.
Suneet who has also been associated with other social causes like Laxmi Mittal’s endeavor to raise
funds for erasing illiteracy from India, says, “Education and learning have always been what I relate to the most so it was very natural for me to get associated with Etasha. I am certainly very happy and excited to reach out for the cause which gives them a sense of identity and self- direction, and equip them with skills and attitudes that are keys to success, later in life.” Suneet also plans to take his association with Etasha at different level by providing training to the Etasha kids at his own workshop.
funds for erasing illiteracy from India, says, “Education and learning have always been what I relate to the most so it was very natural for me to get associated with Etasha. I am certainly very happy and excited to reach out for the cause which gives them a sense of identity and self- direction, and equip them with skills and attitudes that are keys to success, later in life.” Suneet also plans to take his association with Etasha at different level by providing training to the Etasha kids at his own workshop.On the association, Meenakshi Nayar, founder of Etasha says, “We are thankful to Suneet Varma for supporting the cause of India’s underprivileged youth and we hope that more such generous people will step in and help us improve the employability skills and employment potential of youth from low income communities.”
Building on the success of its glamorous fashion extravaganza, the global skin wear leader Triumph International captivated and stunned audience by transforming the stage into a visual fiesta as the glitterati of Mumbai witnessed a runway presentation infused with lavish lingerie amidst clinking crystals.
TBZ Nirmal Zaveri choose Pria Kataria Puri to showcase his exquisite amalgamation of handcrafted dazzling jewellery and European crafted heirloom sets. Each of TBZ’s latest offering is a stunning piece made to match glamour and maturity as the season’s elegant red carpet collection.
Luxury took a new meaning today, when a mélange of creative art came under one roof with the premiere of Chivas studio. Having already being in countries like Madrid, New York, London and Sydney earlier, a global property the Chivas Studio reached its second destination in India.
Cibo, Delhi was a warm host to wedding thoroughfares with the launch of a music album, Haathon mein mehndi rache. The album presents a collection of wedding songs in Hindi by singer Minu Bakshi and was unveiled by the lady who defines glamour, Sharmila Tagore. 
In India on invitation ‘Vincenzo Reda’, the acclaimed Italian contemporary artiste presented his wine inspired works to Indian connossieurs.
Resolutely feminine, utterly effervescent and undeniably sensual. A new elixir for women only, a manifesto for nonchalance…Fuel For Life Unlimited draws its inspiration from those who prefer intoxication to sobriety, the present moment to tomorrow and insolence to submission.
s of the roaring twenties, tuberose, jasmine and spicy lilies from Casablanca all concentrate their narcotic petals at the heart of this heady elixir. And to intensify the mystery, an aquatic hint of aloe skillfully mixed with wet leaves and aqueous notes blur the floral track, enhancing it with transparency and fluidity.
Madhushala is a 135 quatrain verses of four lines by Dr. Harivansh Rai Bachchan pioneered in the post Chayavad era of Hindi literature. Now Namrita Bachchan has translated the verses into 25 artworks inspired by Madhushala. A graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design, US, Namrita combines her two passions of poetry and art. She uncovered her first solo art show in the Palette Art Gallery Golf Links with the exhibition comprising of all the illustrations made for the centenary edition of the book Madhushala- The house of wine. The book itself brings together the beloved long poem of the same name, with the imagery of his granddaughter Namrita Bachchan. As a trained graphic designer, she has formatted the book to be a bilingual illustrated read, so as to revive the poem to fit today’s essential generation.
