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‘Natak’, ITRH’s latest collection, incorporates voluminous silhouettes that are rooted in traditional Indian garments such as choli, kaftan, saree and lehenga. These iconic shapes are thoughtfully reinterpreted to exude opulence.

What sets the Rimzim Dadu label apart in the realm of Indian womenswear is its unique fusion of traditional craftsmanship with avant-garde design. The brand stands out for its innovative use of materials and techniques.

28 Moons creates unpretentious clothing that celebrates the boundless dichotomy of existence. The label is grounded in the time-honoured principles of durability, repairability, reusability and a reduced carbon footprint.

Sheer fabrics make a striking impact this Resort season (from December to March), with see-through co-ords and delicate lace reinvigorating the lingerie-as-outerwear trend, adding a touch of sensuality to everydaywear.

In a candid interview with Apparel Resources, Shehrin Salam Oishee, Director, Envoy Group discusses about the necessity to nurture young talent for the future growth of Bangladesh’s RMG industry and for the attainment of national economic targets.

In an exclusive interview with Apparel Resources, Faisal Samad, MD of Savartex Group and Former Senior Vice President and Board Member of BGMEA, discusses about the way forward for Bangladesh’s RMG industry including great strides towards sustainability, product-driven approach and so on.

This survey by Apparel Resources seeks to find out how the recent developments and political turmoil of Bangladesh have impacted its RMG trade and how things will take shape in future.

Standout hue for Spring/Summer 2025 is ember glow, which with its rich undertones, adds depth and sophistication to a range of materials, from premium leather to lightweight linen and cotton.

In a candid interview with Apparel Resources, Karan Singh, Director and CEO, Aristobrat discusses about the key menswear trends that are set to impact purchasing decisions for Spring/Summer 2025 season.