Newsletter Institute Of Design & Technology

August 2012

Issue 1,

Be yond the F world

Inside this issue:

Welcome message from the director! Exclusive works of students Career spark in fashion Industry Degree affiliations with universitites Workshops happened during the mth Interio - 2012 Fashionova 2012 Fibre 2 fashion launch Puzzles, trivias fashion related Quotes related to Fashion Upcoming days/visit.

Directors Message
Institute of Design and Technology IDT is growing well, and we are growing every year. As you may know, we now have more than 600 students, and our plan is to increase this to 1000 in next years. The campus is going to get crowded! And now it is heartening to know that Institute of Design and Technology is coming out with its first newsletter. I would like to take this opportunity to thank the editorial team led by Miss Swati Tiwari and Miss Ankita Nandwani for their efforts in putting together a wonderful and informative newsletter for our students. In this newsletter, we have reported significant achievements of the students. Campus news and events and the placement scenario have also been emphasized.There shall be many publications down the line; this one shall always remain special for the Institute, the faculty and students. I wish the faculty, students and staff of IDT the very best in their pursuit of the cherished objective of the Institution. I hope that they will continue to bring out such quality publications showcasing their achievements from time to time. Also we welcome your inputs for future newsletters and urge you to stay connected with us through email and social networking sites and by visiting us whenever possible. I Hope you will enjoy reading this issue! With best wishes MR. Anupam Goyal

"Fashions fade, style is eterna."

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August 2012

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FASHION INSIGHT
In the globalized era, the apparel and accessory segment in India, like many other traditional products segments, is undergoing an astounding change of perception. While it continues to enjoy the position of being an enhancer of beauty, the new-age consumer perceives fashion as a must, manifesting the wearers attitude, personality and lifestyle. Fashion is now an important new sales driver in India, and domestic and international brands are scrambling to adjust their designs to cater to the Indian market. A host of variables- the buying occasion, the wearing occasion, the economic strata of the target segment and the effect of regional and religious influences on all of them are now being juggled to find the winning mix. With mounting western influence, and a focus on revival of traditional Indian fashion elements, diversity in India sees new faces. The Indian fashion stage is a reflection of deep cultural influences, the consumer shift in the new economic scenario, and changing social perceptions. Fashion in India covers a whole range of clothing from ornate clothes designed for wedding ceremonies to prt lines, sportswear and casual wear. Traditional Indian techniques of embroidery such as chikan, zardosi along with traditional weaves and fabrics have been used by Indian Designers to create Indo-western clothing in a fusion of the east and west, allowing the young urban Indians to choose from the best of both worlds. The global scene across India shows that the fashion adaptation is as diverse as the culture across the country. Indians like to experiment and fuse western wear with Indian designer clothing, adapt western trends and indianized them as per local trends, they look at film celebrities and designers for inspiration. Virtual and real fashion realms coexist, yet challenge each other, making fashion individually accessible and empowering. Sustainability and Ethic are no longer buzzwords, but have emerged as a core business values in the fashion dialogue led by the consumer. This factor makes the Indian market all the more complex to understand and dwell inn. Thats all for nowhopefully since this is our first newsletter it will be well received with the same enthusiasm and eagerness that we get to witness in the sessions and we will continue to evolve and acquire new dimensions making a research a focal point for all the IDT Stakeholders. SWATI TIWARI (HOD- Fashion Design Dept.)

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August 2012

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IDT Events/ Exhibition Corner

IDT Interior Designer's exhibition "INTERIO 2012@ Science Center IDT students of Interior Designing displayed their creative dcor products via exhibition Interio 2012 at science centre on 14 &15 July, 2012. This exhibition was inaugurated by Mr. Bankim Dave, President of IIID, who made his presence felt by giving valuable inputs, enhancing designing ideas after watching the students home, office interior products show. IDT Interior student's showed their creativity by displaying bookshelf, mattresses, paper sofa, multipurpose furniture, and chair made out of tyres, lampshades and others. Interio 2012 turned out to be best platform for the student's to showcase their designing ideas through best utilization of skills and materials. The material includes tyres, thermocols, mattresses, pipes, handmade paper, newspapers and other stuff to create such products.

Fashions in bigotry come and go. The right thing lasts."

IDT garments display

@ SGCCI Fibre2fashion brochure launch2012
After Grand Success of FASHIONOVA 2012Annual Fashion Show IDT-Institute of Design & Technology presented its Garments through Ramp walk in SGCCISouth Gujarat chamber of Commerce and Industry, Fibre 2 fashion show brochure launch .The event was scheduled on 5 July '12 at Surat's luxury destination; Taj Gateway. In this brochure launch programme, Idt Surat grabbed the opportunity and showcased thegarments designed on Flavors of India & Secret Garden theme. Flavors of India collection is a fusion of Indian and Western outfits. Designs are combined with traditional and with modernized outlook for all age groups. It includes lehengas, cholis, trousers, jackets, sarees embellished and enhanced with intricate and bold work, trendiest designs, diamonds, broaches using fabrics like brocade, silk, satin, brasso, crepe, etc which personifies the entire appearance. While secret garden was unique and enhanced with tie and dye form a substantial feature with very impressive and latest design patterns on outfits. Dazzling touch of diamonds has been given to the beautiful long flowy gowns to drape with elegant yet dynamic dyed gowns/attires then look no further. The evening was a glamour pack affair with an eclectic mix of celebrity, Models and fashion & Textile owners from the industry. Leading and professional models like Tanvi Vyas (Femina Miss India 2008), Sujata Das, and Mausmi Bhadra who have participated in lakme fashion week and Femina miss India were part of this dazzling event and mesmerized the surti audiences with ramp walk wearing IDtians designed attire. Through this display Idtians students got platform to showcase their creativity and also kickstart their career by presenting their skills in front of the Industry people.

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August 2012

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Betiyon ka Betiyon ka maika

For the first time in Gujarat, we

organized event for the married daughters from Nari Sarakshan Gruh Betiyon ka Maika. Where in the daughters celebrated the Rakshabandan and Teej Rituals. The event was scheduled on 4 & 5 August, 2012 from 11:30 Am onwards at Agrasen Bhavan, citylight and the social cause initiative is being taken jointly by Agarwal Vikas trust, Nari Sarakshan Gruh and Institute of Design and Technology.
Students of IDT capture the Audience

Lasting feelings of people associated with Betiyon ka maika

It is proud to be associated with these

girls from Narisarakshan gruh! It feels great to talk to them and do such great programme with them. Rama Bansal( President of Mahila Shakha, Agarwal Vikas Trust)
For the first time when they organizing

attention by their dances on bollywood no's and also by rock performances.

team approached I was not sure the idea will work out. But now I can say it's highly appreciated and executed In a great way. The best part of such great idea is that people celebrate Rakhie rituals every year with great fervor at home but for these women organizing and celebrating celebrating such festivals is a great thing. It is our responsibility towards Society so
Government and society should do

such things for the kids. Lastly I would say Keep it up! For such good initiative. We will be associated with you in future too and all the best for your future Endeavour. Darshana Jardosh( Member of parliament)
I was feeling great being part of the IIFT

& IDT Social event for the first time. Swati Tiwari( Head of the Fashion Department)
The event was really superb. Feeling

proud being part of this event. This was the best event to play the role of social responsibility. Kamlesh Kothari (Director, Manmohak Sarees)
Excited, happy to be with these married

women's. The idea of this programme is quite innovative. It is because of IDT and Agarwal Vikas Trust Support that we are here today Rupal Shah Narisarakshan Gruh Betiyon ke shabdh: Shobhna: - we enjoyed alot.specially the reunion with all our friends and rakshabandhan celebrations together was good one and we will cherish these good memories. Sunita: we did dance on the bollywood no's and also garba which I liked a lot. We felt amazing after watching the student's of idt performing different dances.

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