Mumbai-based designer Khushboo Shah showed off his Pret collection at Bombay Times Fashion Week.
Naveli Deshmukh walked on the road for designers in beautiful handloom dresses.
“Inspiration behind this collection has been taken from my trip to Bhuj, Kutch, where I found the old bookshelf Sodden at a craftsmen workshop, covered with Muslin who had organic dyes hunted on it.
It seems that it will be frayed, but I can.
Manage to Maintaining the heirloom remains intact, whole inheritance, and the secret of intact organic lifestyles, “Khushboo Shah said.
“The books have old fragile courtyards with green and red pinstripes which are stairs to my childhood nostalgia, where humans have an organic and sustainable way of life,” he added.
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This collection is about the old and new merger, and introduced past to the future for a better future.
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Eeha was founded in Mumbai in 2003 by Khushboo Shah.
The label has reshaped mode since launching its first organic cotton collection in the early 2020s.
Known for creating modern clothes that emit natural confidence, Mumbai-based designers are pioneers of alternative materials and environmentally friendly practices.
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