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25 designers and NGOs join hands for Havoc

| | Jul 26, 2014, at 05:28 pm
New Delhi, July 26 (IBNS): Over 25 designers, 10 NGOs, 5 fashion institutes, 200 fashion designing students and about 100 models have come together to put together Havoc 2014 – a fashion extravaganza for a cause where some top Bollywood actors will also take part.

The movement is spearheaded by Ritz Kapadia, CEO, Dream Revolution Entertainment, designer C Raj and journalist and publicist Flynn Remedios.

Explaining the concept, Ritz Kapadia said, “This is not a fashion show. It’s a movement in support of the girl child and was conceptualized by my NGO Havoc.”

Adding to the designer C Raj said, “About ten designers will show case their collections on the 13th of August this year in Mumbai. This is also a platform for aspiring designers and fashion and apparel designing students to come together on one platform and showcase their products and designs.A contest for aspiring student designers will be part of the event and an opportunity for other artisans like singers and musicians to perform to a discerning audience of over 3000 selected guests.”

Several Bollywood actors and other celebs are expected to attend the event.

Well-known fashion designers like C Raj, Shiva and Raymond Fernandez will also conduct a workshop for students at the event. 

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