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Look created out of old dupatta. Here, I have wore a top with white threadwork designed fabric sourced from local market and a pant made out of my old bandhni dupatta.  Bandhni, is a type of tie and dye textile which is adorned by plucking the cloth into many bindings, that form a design. The art of bandhni involves dyeing the fabric which is tightly tied with a thread at several places to produce different patterns. We also know, it is the oldest form of tie and dye. Bandhni is generally performed on cotton and silk fabrics. Nowadays, there are various bandhni designs and patterns available in the market, but in this situation, going out for fabric sourcing is not a good idea. So, what I had decided is to make a garment from old fabrics which are not in use.  Here, I have created a summer casual look giving it a classy, chic and pretty girlish look with soothing colors, white and pink combination. Details of the look : Earring : @veromoda Heels : @allaboutyoubydeepikapaduko

The pandemic caused by COVID - 19 has affected the economy and has led to winding up of many businesses. In the present time, it has become the need to focus and promote local businesses. In the fashion world, every designers and brands rely on artisans, it has now become necessary to support our local artisans for their incredible skills. We all know that India is rich in history, culture and resources and every state in India has their own textiles.  If we see in terms of fashion, we can say, fabrics that we use for making fashionable garments are till now being sourced not from local manufacturers. Now, it is time to support our artisans and their skills through fashion and style. If we can wear designed garments according to the seasons, we wear colors according to the seasons, then why are we not wearing Indian fabric garments which are the most suited to the Indian climate. It is now time to raise our voice for local, not only by speaking and designing Indian fabrics but we can s