Aastha Pokharel has won the Kingfisher Supermodel 2 crown and the opportunity to be a part of the popular Kingfisher Calendar 2015, after a series of challenging and interesting photographic tasks and intense competition.
An introvert by nature, Aastha Pokharel started modeling at the age of 19. She is the perfect blend of creativity with brains. Expressing her excitement, Aastha said “The whole experience of the show will be a lifelong memory for me. It is a dream come true to have made it as the winner of this year’s Kingfisher Supermodels and be part of the Kingfisher Calendar 2015. 
With 10 contestants, having different talents and different attitudes, with even tougher judges, after weeks of exhilarating tasks such as The Indian Ride, Wrecking Ball, PETA Go Vegan, Typography, Aerial , the judges sealed the fate of Aastha Pokharel .
I remember the first time I did a fashion shoot with Gaurav was about five to six years ago, where I wore a florescent green dress. I still remember the shoot, it was stunning. He’s not afraid to try new things and push fashion in daring directions. He’s very talented and sure of himself. When he does something he does it properly, like this shoot had a vision, an art director, and hair & makeup by Deepa Verma entire production stand out, says Kalki Koechlin
The legendary and iconic Gstaad Royal Palace and business magnate Patrick Liotard-Vogt and the stunning Carey Mulligan hosted the glamorous gala, which benefited War Child International by over $95,000.
Rumors have been flying around from last spring, about Giannini might be leaving Gucci. Now that it is made official by Kering, everyone is been foretelling the successor. Fashion conglomerates have shortlisted the following, let’s take a look:
As the global expansion of CFDA+ program, created in 2013, to recognize the best of the recent graduates from the leading fashion design programs in the United States in order to create a vetted pool of outstanding emerging talent for the Fashion Industry to look to when making new hires.
“The CFDA+ program was born from our designers’ need to hire the top talent in order to remain leaders in this industry,” says Diane von Furstenberg, President of the Council of Fashion Designers of America. “The global expansion of CFDA+ allows us to recognize an even greater group of promising emerging professionals who have the diverse specializations and skill sets which are desired by the CFDA Members. The CFDA wants to play a part in bringing this talent to the American fashion industry.”