Business to customer shopping fair Pink Almari will bring together womenswear designers from across India for two events in Mumbai this summer, beginning with a shopping fair on June 21.
The premium fashion fair will take place at Blue Sea Worli in Mumbai this Friday, the event organisers announced on Facebook. Named ‘The Monsoon Edit’, the event will feature product categories including women’ traditional, ethnic, and fusion wear as well as fashion accessories, jewellery, handbags, footwear, home décor goods, and gift items among others.
Brands scheduled to take part in the shopping fair include Gol Label, Inara by Sana Pathella, Lucknovi Kurti and Palazzo, Nazakar, Armaan Creationz, Bid’s Collection, The Jewellery Lab, Fusion Threads, Jijees, Reese, Thread Fiesta, and Silverella Jewellery among others. The event is designed to link shoppers aiming to discover new labels with up and coming brands keen to connect with new customer demographics.
The event will hold another fashion fair at Blue Sea Worli on July 23 named ‘Wedding and Festive Shopping’. The event will feature a similar product selection to its June event with a wide range of bridal lehengas and sarees on display for brides to be preparing for late summer nuptials.
Pink Almari is organised by fashion and shopping events business Marriage Mantra. The business has held shopping fairs in numerous locations around Mumbai as well as international editions in Dubai, according to its website.
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