In any given city, a particular market becomes the cradle of its unique fashion sense. And,
that's what makes it the fashion capital of that city. We took a ride to these fashion
capitals to discover how India reinvents its fashion quotient.
This is India ka Fashion Capital Powered by Flipkart Fashion. And today our destination
is the torchbearer of ethnic fashion, 'Dilwalo ki Dilli'.
Delhi's been inhabited for centuries. The city is believed to be the site of Indraprastha,
the capital of the Pandavas. Through the ages, many empires and kingdoms also made Delhi
their capital. Each empire brought with it its own culture and an individual influence on
language, architecture, food, and fashion. India's capital Delhi has many little capitals.
So it has a food capital, a literary capital and a touristy capital but we are interested
in the dazzling, the colourful, totally overcrowded, chaotic, over the top fashion capital of Delhi.
Here you can find the best ethnic and Indian wear anywhere in the country.
Do you know the fashion capital of Delhi? Chandni Chowk.
Chandni Chowk runs through the middle of the city. It was built in 1650 by Shahjahan, designed
by his daughter. It has a square shaped pool in the centre on which moonlight used to reflect,
hence the name Chandni Chowk. This commercial hub still holds the legacy and charm of Old Dilli.
Chandni Chowk is a study in chaos. It's the height of Indian ethnic and traditional wear.
Most grooms don't even know that their sherwanis are inspired from that Mughal heritage.
Its speciality is the variety of the markets here and their Indian-ness in everything,
starting from authentic food, saris with chikan and zari work, extravagant bridal wear and some hardcore bargaining.
Delhi has always been the home of India's
prominent and most successful designers. So we thought, why don't we meet up with such
a personality. Rina Dhaka is one of the biggest names in
Indian fashion. She burst on to Indian fashion scene in the 1980's and has since popularised
Indian ethnic wear across the globe. She is bold, well informed, incredibly fun and has
a colourful history with Chandni Chowk. Ira - What do you think is the role of Delhi
in Indian ethnic fashion and fashion in general which spreads out all over the country.
Rina - So Delhi is a hub of manufacturing and of craft. A lot of designers actually
move from Mumbai to Delhi in the early 90s because we have access to a lot of industry
which is in fashion. So there are artisans who will be your factory workers…we have
ample of them. There are machine embroidery workers…we have ample of them. Then there
are digital printing techniques…we have enough. Then you have handcraft workers who
are from the Ghaziabad-UP belt. The tasslers, there are hordes of those. The export industry
is mostly centred between Delhi and Ludhiana. Ira - But your inspiration comes from where?
Rina – Streets! Chandni Chowk! Ira – Is it very messy, dirty? Does it need
to be restored? Is it… Rina – So you go there, I will give you
my sound advice on how to survive. Ira – To everybody
Rina - First of all, walk on your toes, very fast like a lizard. Concentrate like you are
in Bourne Identity. Rina – And you are going to weave through
these spaces between humans because that's… shoulder, shoulder, shoulder, shoulder…so
you gotta go sideways. Then be careful on this side. Somebody might be blowing their
nose and they have real power. And it comes out like an arrow. And you look your hand is wet.
And there are those rickshaw jams on odd days.
Ira – And then every day is like this. Any time of the year it's like this.
Rina – No, some days I don't go. They have told me now. I know this much now I think,
"Don't come on Mondays and Saturdays". Ira – Indian wear and ethnic wear from North
India is something that is really sought after and when you think of Delhi or you think of
North India…you think of people coming to shop here
Rina – Punjabi Ira – Yeah…for weddings. So, that culture
is very strong over here and do you think that will sustain?
Rina – I think the 'Great Big Fat Indian Punjabi Wedding' will survive and so will
the designer and so will the workmen and so will you because all of us are talking about it.
And somewhere there is a very good fortune or a karma being circulated because when a
person picks up an embroidered piece or even a wedding bridal piece, at least a good 10
to 20 workers have benefited from it that chain of things. There is no way that craft
can be done by one alone. Ira – And that all comes from Delhi!
Rina – Yeah, wherever you are providing incomes whether directly or indirectly, it
will be a good fortune thing. And I think the wedding should realise that. Ira – Wonderful.
As Rina said, ethnic fashion is here to stay
and it's heartwarming to know that those occasional, hand-embroidered clothes we buy, help workers
continue with their craft and raise their families. After this fascinating meeting,
I moved on to yet another fashion veteran! Varun Rana is an alumnus of National Institute
of Fashion Technology. Today he works as a features writer and has been a fashion writer
for publications like GQ India, Harper's Bazaar, Vogue, Elle, and Cosmopolitan, and
he has an interesting take on fashion today. Ira – What is your take on ethnic wear and
the difference between the ethnic wear now and when you first started off.
Varun – See ethnic wear is something you buy for an occasion. You don't buy it to wear every day.
Ira – Right.
Varun – There is an attitude of luxury attached to it because it is handcrafted.
Now in a mass-produced way what you get in a place like Chandni Chowk let's say. It is not
completely hand embroidered. There is some modern machinery going on which is then highlighted
using some Selma-Sitara, little bit of Mukaish.
Ira – Would the layperson know the difference?
Varun – Yes they do because the difference reflects in the price. Because in Chandni Chowk
there are things which are completely handcrafted and completely hand embroidered
and they are available.
Ira – So, they have both?
Varun - Yeah, next to the things which are semi or mixed embroidered as we call them
like ME and HE - Machine embroidered and hand embroidered. The second difference is the quality.
If you are machine embroidering something, you will choose a fabric which is more stable.
So you would rather choose polyester georgette rather than a silk georgette which is pure silk georgette.
Pure silk georgette you will only hand embroider, you will not send it under the machine.
Ira – But you are saying there is a market for both?
Varun – Yes, absolutely.
Ira – And both the shopkeepers who maybe there are actually doing their business simultaneously.
Varun – No. So they carry a range of things right because in Chandni Chowk you never know
who walks into your shop. That's the beauty of Chandni Chowk. Ira - What do you mean?
So the richest person can walk into a shop and say, "Ok, show me what you have".
Ira – How did these shopkeepers in Chandni Chowk know what to do with those high fashion outfits?
Varun – Do you remember the time in the 90s when a lot of Miss India's were winning
Miss World and Miss Universe and all of them were Ritu Kumar. That was the time when the
tree of life motif suddenly became very cool for lehenga embroidery.
Ira – Right…right
Varun – Now what is happening is an international pageant like Miss World or Miss Universe is
being aired on Doordarshan. And these Chandni Chowk shopkeepers are sitting in their beautiful
courtyard homes in Old Delhi with their wives and children. And they are seeing Ms Yukta
Mukhi winning Miss Universe or Priyanka Chopra winning Miss World in that beautiful zardosi
outfit. I still remember the green bustier with the red thing and the trail at the back…the
orange trail. And they are like, "Well, we can do this work too but its design is
different". Let me try and replicate that. Okay, Priyanka Chopra is doing bustier with
a this thing…let me now see how I can translate it into a salwar suit. So it's pure old
fashion ingenuity and necessity as the mother of invention. These are hardy folk. They have
been in Chandni Chowk since…some of the families have been there since the 16th century.
So can you imagine they have seen invasions, they have seen bloodshed, they have seen empires
rise and fall. And they have kept going. They have survived. And they survived because they
have kept abreast of what we think are now trends but they think it's necessary innovation.
Ira – How much of that has to do with Bollywood?
Varun – The Bollywood influence is staggering. The influence is not just a stylistic influence,
it's also a very cultural and a very real economic influence. It makes businesses grow.
This meeting was an eye opener as far as ethnic wear is concerned. From the lavish bridal
lehnga to an affordable salwar-kameez, there is so much that goes into it. Families here
in Chandani Chowk sure know their stuff! I am so looking forward to chit-chatting with
these people that make Chandi Chowk what it is.
Ira - How long have you been working here?
Shop owner – Almost 20 years.
Shop owner – I have been here for about 20 years. It's been 20-25 years.
It's been 35 years
Ira – Tell me something about Chandni Chowk that no one else knows.
Shopper – For the masses for affordable ethnic wear, this is the best place.
Ira – How strong is the influence of Bollywood?
Shop owner – Since Anushka Sharma has worn that lehenga, it is still tending. There is
one 15,000 and also for 80,000. There's also a copy made from Surat.
Ira – What are you looking for?
Passerby – For lehenga and ethnic wear.
Ira – What are you shopping for today?
Passerby – I have come from Nagpur to shop salwar, kurti and ghagra for my wife.
This is really good. There is a big shop here, and I have been finding some really good things.
Shop owner - This is a bridal lehenga, and it's called 'Band Baaja Baaraat'.
Ira – It's called 'Band Baaja Baaraat'!
Shop owner – It's the best option for brides, and it's made on a micro.
Anushka Sharma wore this lehenga.
Ira – So, Anushka Sharma is your favourite!
Shop owner – I've made this lehenga and it has sold a lot.
Ira – So, what movie did she wear this lehenga in? Shop owner - Not in a movie but at her wedding.
Ira - She wore it at her wedding! You copied her wedding lehenga!
Shop owner – Yes Ira – Wow!
Ira – If you had to choose a fashion capital in Delhi then which are would you choose?
Shopper – I really loved Chandni Chowk because even the most common men can afford
clothes from here in an effort to make themselves beautiful.
Flipkart is India's fashion capital because they combine the best of Delhi's fashion
capital with the convenience of online shopping. So what has Flipkart learned from Chandni
Chowk and how does it do it even better? To tell us this we caught up with Nishant Gupta,
Karthikeya Bhandari and Sharon Pais.
Nishant – So I actually happen to come from Chandni Chowk which is the fashion capital
of ethnic fashion. All my life I have actually seen everybody coming to Chandni Chowk for
their ethnic fashion needs. Be it festive seasons, be it weddings, be it anything under
the sun. And we at Flipkart have been using that knowledge to get more and more sellers,
so we have hundreds and thousands of sellers which sell a variety of products in men and
women ethnic fashion to make it available to our customers.
Kartikeya – At Flipkart, we have just signed both Ranbir and Shraddha because we acknowledge
the importance celebrities play when it comes to fashion. Now what we have done with them
is we haven't just used them for traditional TVC but we actually seen them manifest across
multiple different touch points. Be it on social. Be it on digital. We have leveraged
a lot of visuals and sort of callouts on our own media channels as well so like the Flipkart.com
and the app. And we are also fully aware of the fact at Flipkart that when people look
for trends, they search a lot by celebrity names. So beyond Ranbir and Shraddha, there
is a lot of stuff that we have done with Filmfare and GQ, just to be on top of the latest trends
game clearly because celebrities are that important when it comes to fashion.
Sharon – India loves ethnic wear and we are the largest store offline, online, chain
of stores put together…we are still the largest ethnic store in the country.
Last year we launched our very own private label called Divastri. We are very proud of it because
a lot of people are loving it. It operates across different portfolios like saris, lehenga cholis, etc.
And the thought behind the brand was that we want to give celebrity fashion
that the Indian woman loves and aspires to have in her wardrobe. So far so good.
People are loving the brand. The reviews, ratings, etc are wonderful and we hope to make India
enjoy the brand and love the brand as much as much as we do with the selection that we give.
So that's it for our adventure in Dilli. I'm Ira Dubey and I hope you come back for
the next leg of my journey where I go to the fashion capital of the city of joy - Kolkata
where we look at how they are leading the way in affordable fashion. I'll see you there.
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Evite's Howl-o-Ween Fashion Show 🐶| Halloween 2018 - Duration: 1:10.
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- [Narrator] Welcome to Evite's first annual
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Today three lucky pups
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to see who's sporting their best
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Who will take home the grand prize
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Now let's start the show.
Here's our first pet and parent.
It's Little Red Riding Hood and the Big Bad Wolf.
So cute.
Up next we have a hot dog vendor and her hot dog.
Adorable.
And last but not least, we have soy sauce and some sushi.
So who will be our winner?
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Time to celebrate with some real meat treats.
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$100 Uniqlo Shop Haul Challenge | Keeping It 100! | Men's Fashion - Duration: 6:00.
Hey, what's up, guys! Welcome back to the channel!
My name is Leo Chan of Levitate Style.
Today I'm starting a new series called "Keeping It 100!"
A lot of you guys really loved the Zara shopping haul video that
I did and also you guys wanted to see
more budget outfits and $100 shopping
challenge, so I decided to combine the
two together and we're gonna work on
this new series called "Keeping It 100!"
for the fall. First up we have Uniqlo! In
this challenge each one of these outfits
I've kept to a hundred dollars. It was a
little challenging, for sure, but I was
able to put together three outfits for
you guys that's perfect for the Fall. Right
here on the table I have all the items
that I bought from Uniqlo.
I'm gonna go through each one of these
items and then I'm gonna show you like a
quick lookbook of how I'm gonna wear it.
Just in case you thought I was cheating
I have the receipt to prove it. Total
amount less than three hundred dollars
for all three outfits. So this challenge
I want to bring you three outfits that can
let you go from work to weekend. First
one is a sharp casual look with the blue jeans.
But, first up we have a soft unlined
blazer for $60.
I picked this blazer because, number one,
is a must-have item for the Fall. I
picked a gray color because I wanted to
pair it with navy jeans. This is a great one
to have and you can perfectly wear that
to work to weekend. This is also a great
slim fit piece with stretchy fabric and
so it's gonna form to your body.
This pair of jeans is $40 normally, but I did get
a discount for this shopping challenge
to bring my costs down. I love these slim
fit stretchy jeans. You can wear them all
day. They're really comfortable. To layer
for this look I just went with a simple
white t-shirt. This is their nicer
cotton t-shirt for 10 dollars. So for the
sake of the challenge, $100
for this outfit, with a blazer and a pair
of jeans the easiest way is to layer
with a t-shirt. Really nice and soft and
definitely a good pick up from Uniqlo.
Then I have Casual Friday look here with these great pants
This is another must-have item for the fall: the classic
denim jacket! I went with a darker color
for the fall because I like darker tones.
The denim jacket is also just the right
size as a light layer just to wear on
its own or to wear underneath a bigger
jacket. A classic navy stripe long-sleeve
shirt. This you can just get for $20. I
love this because you can really wear
this all year round. It's not just for
the Fall.
They also have this in a lot of great
fall colors. I wanted to get a navy to
stick to this classic look. This is a
thicker material with a lot of texture
and you can wear this on its own or layer
with a jacket. To finish off this look I
have these gray ankle dress pants. These
are affordable, stylish dress pant in a
classic gray color and what I like about
it is it's already cropped at the ankle
line so you really don't have to go for
any tailoring. These dress pants also has
this thing called "easy care." Throw them
in the wash and they're going to be wrinkle
free. These also have a stretch to it for
all-day comfort.
And last, but not least... of course the weekend with these beige pants!
First item of this outfit is this red windbreaker
jacket. Three reasons why I love this jacket:
One! I just love the maroon color
for the Fall. I love this deep red color
it's really gonna pop for your outfit.
Two! This is a windbreaker jacket perfect
casual piece that you would need for
your weekend adventures. Going for a hike and
you never know what the weather is like.
This has got you covered. Third! The coolest
part about this piece is that this is
actually reversible! Flip this around and
you have another outfit. So let's see!
So, you reverse it and you have a gray
jacket. This reversible jacket here is $50.
To layer this look I got another
t-shirt to keep it under budget. This one
is another $10 t-shirt. I picked the gray
color because it really matched with
really all the pieces I got. I also got
these beige jeans. This is similar to the
dark denim that I got early in the video
and this is just great casual color to
wear in the fall and it really matches
with this whole outfit perfectly.
We are really excited for this "Keeping It
100!" challenge! So, to kick things off
right we're gonna do a $100 gift card.
All you have to do is leave a comment in
the comment section below. Which one of
these three outfits is your favorite? And
you can enter to win a $100 gift
card to Uniqlo! That's it! Thanks for
watching, guys! Hope you guys really
enjoyed this video and it's helpful and
you're ready for the Fall. See you guys!
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👑Fashion Famous! (in roblox!) - Duration: 22:13.
welcome back to my channel!
we playing Fashion Famous!
I just join this game
it said Crazy Tea Party
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see who win
is it broke?
I will be Hastsune Miku
I try my best
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that it
thank god that I not go first
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An own fashion show. For the first time. | smart EQ fortwo & forfour - Duration: 1:42.
When I look in the streets,
people just carry their clothes.
They don't really wear them.
I hope to be a creator of the next fashion.
And now I am at that point of my life
where my dream seems to come true.
I can feel how important this is for me.
The thrill of how people will react to my creation.
I think I will never get used to this feeling.
But maybe addicted.
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Do Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle have to follow same fashion rules Princess Diana did? - Duration: 3:43.
A letter typed from Anne Beckwith-Smith - Diana's lady-in-waiting - sent to designer Elizabeth Emanuel shows the strict fashion rules Diana had to follow during her working royal life
Before her Gulf Tour of 1986, Diana had to plan exactly what she would wear during the visit, including the length of hemlines, long sleeves and full skirts
The letter reads: "Certain special requirements concerning dress need to be observed and I am writing to ask if it would be possible to submit to The Princess of Wales a few sketches for day and evening wear from which Her Royal Highness could select items for this tour
"Their Royal Highnesses will be visiting Oman, Qatar, Bahrain and Saudi Arabia…in all cases modesty is the order of the day
" A variety of sketches have come to light of Diana's potential evening and daywear she wore during the trip
The sketches include a black and white evening gown, a red collared day dress and there was also a design of a traditional burka within the designs
Diana chose lower hemlines and kept her arms and shoulder covered. After marrying into the Royal Family, the Duchess of Cambridge and Duchess of Sussex also observe certain protocol at public engagements
Meghan and Kate have been seen wearing nude tights with certain dresses and skirts
It's understood the Queen prefers female members of the Royal Family to keep their legs covered
Colourful nail polish is also avoided, instead royals must opt for nude, pale pinks or clear polishes on their nails
The Queen has worn the same nail polish shade since 1989 - Essie's Ballet Slippers
Royals must always have an all-black outfit on hand in case of an unexpected death
This became a rule after Queen Elizabeth had to rush back from Kenya in 1952 after her father, King George VI died
Royal women also avoid short skirts, usually making sure hemlines sit around the knees or below them
Female members of the Royal Family also seek to protect their modesty. Princess Diana was known to cover up her cleavage using a clutch bag when she stepped out of a car
The Queen is said to dislike female royals wearing wedges, however Kate has been known to wear them when the Queen is not present
A royal source told Vanity Fair: "The Queen isn't a fan of wedges shoes. She really doesn't like them and it's well known among the women in the family
" Meghan and Kate also wear hats for formal events, but no headwear is to be worn after 6pm other than a tiara
Female royals should not take off their coats in public, the reason for this is that taking off a coat is seen an unladylike action and not fitting for a duchess of princess
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4 Easy Outfits For Men | Topman Lookbook 2018 | Men's Fashion - Duration: 4:15.
It's a new season.
We've got new trends.
Here's what to wear and how to wear it.
Hi guys, how are you?
I'm Robin.
Welcome back to my YouTube channel and welcome to this new style video.
Now, this video is in collaboration with Topman.
Absolutely everything you see is from there; you get it in store or online.
I will make sure to link everything down below.
Now, I wanted to do this one because it is a new season; I also realise that a lot of
you will be going back to school, back to College, University, or just like me, you
are thinking about what we want to be wearing into the new season.
So I've picked out some of my absolute favorite pieces from Topman and I've made sure that
all of it is interchangeable.
It's classic, it's contemporary and it means that you're not spending too much.
Now, I want you to tell me which of the looks that you're going to see is your favourite.
I've done a poll card up there and you can also let me in the comments.
But my first look which could actually be my favourite is this denim one here.
This is perhaps the most versatile outfit out of all of these here.
I think the key thing about this is just its simplicity.
There are no slogans, there's nothing too garish.
It's really about that silhouette with a pair of black skinny jeans then a denim jacket
over the top.
Also, because they're different tones of denim you can really mix them and then going with
that really muted color palette of the grey t-shirt which is slightly chunky and oversized
but tucked in with the cap sleeves just really brings it all together, and then the boots
which are the real statement of this whole outfit; brown suede, the detailing with the
laces right around the back.
Now, moving slightly smarter into the second outfit with this suit.
You'll remember from my suit video with Topman just the other month actually, that they've
got an absolutely huge range of suits, but this is my favorite from the current season.
Now, I've styled this one slightly more casually so it's not a sort of traditional office look.
It's something a little bit more contemporary, especially that white t-shirt which is the
white version really of the grey one here.
Definitely not for the fainthearted; really is making a statement with the blue check,
also color picking with the shoes which has these interchangeable laces with the red and
the blue.
For me, I really wanted a pair of smarter trousers in this and these with the elasticated
waist and the tapered effect I think just work perfectly.
Again, something maybe for work or into the weekend if you like a slightly sort of smarter
aesthetic.
And there's a common misconception here that you're wearing a smartish pair of trousers,
you have to wear a pair of smart shoes but actually, it really does work with a look
like I've done here with the trainers.
Now, we're still with the trainers but it's a completely different look in this final
one here.
This one is definitely getting into the slightly cooler months which I'm sure we're not far
off in the UK.
It's all about layering.
You have the check shirt which again could be actually worn with any of the trousers
we've seen before and then the mustard color cable knit.
Now, I was never a fan of mustard until I realized actually, that it's a color that
suits just about anyone; slightly fairer guys with blonde hair or guys with dark hair.
It will work and it's a nod towards the autumn but without totally the leaving the summer
behind.
And then the darker wash denim with the straight leg fit which I absolutely love at the moment.
I find them really comfy.
They also look slightly smarter than a skinny and also you can roll them up slightly to
show off a bit of softcore whatever those trainers or shoes you might be wearing and
then, finished off with the accessories, with the bag and also with the watch which you
have seen across the other looks.
And then obviously, you can layer again with a coat or a jacket like I've done with the
denim one that we saw before and that's exactly this.
I mean I'm looking here and I can already see various different combinations that you
can do.
So the key thing about this is buying a few key pieces that really are classic and contemporary
and just mix and match and see whatever happens.
I have linked all of them down below.
You can check it out.
Let me know which is your favorite up there and also in the comments below.
But thank you very much for watching.
If you're new to my channel, you've not yet pressed subscribe, then hit that subscribe
button right now.
It's just up there.
There are also more video suggestions down there.
Stay with me; watch them.
My blog's there.
My Instagram and my podcast are up there.
I'll see you in my next new video.
Bye-bye.
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Move over models, robots will take to the runway at London Fashion Week - Duration: 2:28.
Move over models, robots will take to the runway at London Fashion Week
Move over models, robots will take to the runway at London Fashion Week.
Could robots be the supermodels of the future? Robotics company OhmniLabs has teamed up with two fashion houses to test out the concept in the run up to London Fashion Week Festival this September.
The Silicon Valley-based business has been working with clothing label Honee to create telepresence robotic models for a runway show that will form part of an event by House of iKons, which focuses on shining the spotlight on emerging designers.
The machines will take to the catwalk for the first time in the event's history, walking alongside human models.
"My show with the House of iKons this September is named 'ÁI', in reference to Artificial Intelligence and also the play on the Vietnamese word ÁI for love and the Chinese phonetic AI for love as well," explained fashion designer Honee in a statement.
"We're in the world of AI and loving it.
I use fashion as the language to express the skins we are in.
In my upcoming show, it's not about the future of robots, of a world unknown, but of the presence, the now." "Our partnership with Honee and the House of iKons shows how robotics and the fashion world can creatively work together, similar to Kambria, our open innovation platform that lets people build inventive products," added Thuc Vu, co-founder and CEO of OhmniLabs and Kambria.
The robots, which will be dressed in "one of a kind creations," will take to the catwalk on September 15 and 16 at the Millennium Gloucester London Hotel.
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Best and worst dressed at Venice Film Festival - fashion highs and lows - Daily News - Duration: 6:58.
</form> The 75th Venice Film Festival kicked off on Wednesday night with a star studded opening ceremony at the Sala Grande
Guaranteed to attract an A-list crowd the great and the good from the movie industry descending on Venice for 12 days of red carpet glamour
Big names included Emma Stone, Claire Foy, Ryan Gosling, Clemence Poesy and Olivia Hamilton
While we're pretty sure the dress code didn't require it, there were 50 shades of pink on display at the First Man premiere with Noami Watts, Lottie Moss, Claire Foy and Olivia Hamilton showcasing different hues
The current trend for trouser suits also made an appearance with Charlotte Le Bon, Naomi Watts and Trine Dyrholm showcasing suitably stylish looks
Pretty in pink Naomi Watts The 49-year-old Australian actress, who is on this year's jurors panel, looked ultra feminine a strapless pink tiered dress from the Armani Prive Fall 2018 Couture collection
With her blonde shoulder length locks worn in loose curls she looked effortlessly chic
Lottie Moss Kate Moss's little sister looked stunning in a strapless tulle gown with a thigh high split by Ermanno Scervino
The bespoke gown was a real showstopper and 20-year-old Lottie has clearly learned a thing or two about making an entrance
Claire Foy The gorgeous star of the 'The Crown' and 'First Man' opted for a dramatic gown from the Valentino Fall 2018 couture collection
Her unique gown consisted a pink dress with a fitted bodice and a draped wool cape style overlay in red
With her hair slicked back in a dramatic side parting she looked incredible. Olivia Hamilton The actress and writer opted for full on glamour in a dramatic pale pink J
Mendel Pre-Fall 2018 gown for the 'First Man' premier. With a full tulle skirt and intricate floral lace bodice she oozed Hollywood glamour
Suited and booted Naomi Watts Naomi Watts arrived at the Jury photocell dressed in a chic but relaxed looking white suit by Georgia Armani
Naomi wore a deleted sheer blouse underneath her jacket and accessorised with a pair of gold courts
Charlotte Le Bon The stunning 31-year-old French Canadian actress, model and TV presenter arrived at the 'First Man' premier wearing a blue and white patterned Dior trouser suit
The playful print stood out against the red carpet and with her longhair worn in a side parting she looked striking
The best of the rest Emma Stone Emma, 29, was first spotted stepping out of the Hotel Excelsior wearing a matching Fendi blouse and skirt ensemble
Her outfit was from the Fendi Resort 2019 collection and she accessorised with a pair or white ankle strap Fendi shoes
For 'The Favourite' photocall she wore a silver mini wrap skirt with a textured silver blouse by Louis Vuitton
With her trademark red hair worn over one shoulder Emma looked effortless and stylish
Izabel Goulart Brazilian bombshell and Victoria's Secret Angel Goulart, 33, sizzled in a silver Alberta Ferretti gown that was slashed to the navel
With her hair worn to one side in dramatic curls she finished off her red carpet look with statement diamond earrings
The girl is as good on the red carpet as she is on the runway. Top marks. Sara Sampaio The Portuguese model, 27, channelled old Hollywood glamour in white strapless Armani Prive gown fish tail gown with ornate bow detail
With her hair swept back off her face and with a bright red lip she looked like a true Hollywood starlett
Carolina Crescentini The 38-year-old Italian actress opted for a statement monochrome Gucci gown embellished with a silver diamond star motifs
The batwing gown was cinched in at the waist with a full black skirt. Bellissimo
Our least favourite looks Claire Foy Having slam dunked it on the red carpet in pink and red Valentino we weren't as quite as excited about Claire's 'First Man' photocell outfit
And it was Chanel. Sadly it didn't pack much of a punch on the red carpet and wasn't one of our favourites
Clemence Poesy We love the 35-year-old's look and the French actress never puts a foot wrong in the style stakes
But her tweed Erdem gown with a sweet heart neckline wasn't one of her strongest looks
The dress looked better when it moved, but sadly it didn't photograph very well. We blame the tricky hemline
Barbara Palvin The 24-year-old Hungarian model put on a very leggy display in ruched mini dress by Armani Prive
While she looked undeniably stunning but we weren't the biggest fans of the frock
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