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Freedom fashion

Khadi and Village Industries Commission's collaboration with four designers celebrates the historic fabric

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Play with different thread counts, like designer Lars Andersson, who has used 300, 400 and 500 count khadi and matka silk for breezy tiered skirts with soft kimono coats

Play with different thread counts, like designer Lars Andersson, who has used 300, 400 and 500 count khadi and matka silk for breezy tiered skirts with soft kimono coats

Like the warp and weft of a fabric, India's freedom struggle and khadi have an intertwined history. However, this has often served as a deterrent for the fabric to connect with a younger audience. This gap between the market and the weaver can only be bridged with a design intervention, which is what we saw at Khadi and Village Industries Commission's (KVIC) show at the ongoing Lakme Fashion Week.

That khadi is course and not glam is an oft-repeated myth. Pick silk blends in rich colours, like designer Saloni Sakaria did for festive wear sans embroidery
That khadi is course and not glam is an oft-repeated myth. Pick silk blends in rich colours, like designer Saloni Sakaria did for festive wear sans embroidery

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