Second Day Of Chennai international Fashion Week 2010

In July 9, 2010 Other exhibition in Chennai International Fashion Week in previous Western Priyanka Bansal was designer. Bansal had told him that "no person can use old clothes, they will have some new clothes, and just go to a party."

Miss India, was Natasha Suri earlier show at Fashion Show. Suri said, "I am confident that I will participate in this Fashion Week. They want beautiful designer and talent that come here again and again."

This fashion week, be on 8 and 22 international Indian fashion designers, 30 offers all the 100-model. This style began to 7 July will be part of the 11th July.

In CIFW was incredibly Jewllery of Giantti, Rahul & Gunjan's was the designer will be lavish bridal collection. In the second year was called the Gitanjali Lifestyle in Chennai International Fashion week at the 2010th They will present to advertise and celebrate and each participant also like designer Neeta Luna & Nishka, Archanes Kochhar & Masaba Gupta. Mehul Choksi, CMD, Gitanjali Group said that "Gitanjali is an integral part of fashion, jewelry on the inseparable part of a lifestyle."

The label will show trial in MonaPali and will be celebrated in India. Veterans deliver much-needed platform of talented they expected.

Priyanka Bansal was some clothing in the idea of poor Shrunky. They will gather people to toilets in Fretex. The lively program works they will use and the salwar suit, sat out, "Recycled clothing. If you have an idea of their use.

Abhishek Kocchar was next designer and they will capture the public's image. This is the most dominant material in organza and the very soul of the obstacles to a flexible passage of emotions. The Xylo Happy Legs Show in offering party wear and accessories for Karma, Lime & Vodka.

The grand finale tonight, they will be in Monapali. Their willingness to basic understanding "There are women everywhere in every woman likes to dress" that leads to elections in Chennai. The Chennai had been told that "I can really relate this place will be fine and that will keep the cultural heritage intact."