A noteworthy moment emerged when Elizabeth McLellan, Founder and president of Partners for World Health (PWH), was joined by a team from abroad who had flown in to provide training services in Bangladesh.Who would move on and who would go home was anyone’s guess considering how closely matched the designers were. In between the runway segments, the event's organisers, Dhaka Rotary Club Pathfinders and WHP presented video messages and highlighted their diverse on-field activities. The show-stopper was none other than Noyonika Chatterjee in a lilac-coloured floral Jamdani. Meanwhile, the gentlemen donned charismatic hoody panjabis paired with scarves, a combination that effortlessly melded casual comfort with captivating style, while their pajamas lent a laid-back charm reminiscent of relaxed trousers. Threadlike rope neckpieces added a further dimension to their fashion prowess.
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These sarees, unadorned and free of embellishments, drew the spotlight to the statement blouses, embellished with intricate embroideries and delicate glassworks that added a much-needed dose of allure. The crowd erupted in applause as models strode forth in simple yet enchanting half-silk sarees, their allure heightened by sultry sleeveless blouses. The grand finale commenced with a bang, as the unmistakable strains of the Coke Studio favourite, "Sonar Dewra," set the stage ablaze. However, the men's selection in this segment leaned towards elegant panjabis adorned with uttoriyos. Stripes and checks graced the designs, offering a playful touch to everyday fashion. The introduction of cotton ponchos was nothing short of sartorial genius, infusing our wardrobes with a burst of colour and comfort.
This line exuded a breezy, vibrant charm, featuring an abundance of chic ponchos, a clever twist on a typically woollen or leather accessory.
He penultimate segment unveiled a splendid array of handwoven cotton dresses, a collection tailor-made for the sun-kissed days of summer. The elongated overshirts offered versatile pairing options for everyday wear, demonstrating both versatility and fashion-forward sensibility. Tops featured oblique hemlines, with some skirts reminiscent of gracefully unfurling petals.įor the male models, the ensemble was a skilful interplay of various shades of pink, effortlessly straddling the line between stylish and sophisticated. In this post-Covid era, where many skilled weavers have been forced to leave their longstanding professions, events like this breathe new life into their work."īibi further added, "They rekindle our appreciation for the richness of our local fabrics and designs, reminding us of the extraordinary craftsmanship that resides within our communities."Ī gentle wave of blush hues cascaded down the runway as models graced the stage in dresses boasting simple yet elegant cuts, mirroring contemporary global streetwear trends. When I asked Bibi if she believed that shows like this would raise awareness about the products of the local artisans, she said, "When you take a closer look at the show, you'll notice how styling has the remarkable ability to elevate the charm of our local products. Bibi Russell, flanked by Super Model Noyonika Chatterjee (left) and Esha Ahmed, owner Illume, the beauty partner for the show (right).
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