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|||MAG||| Dec. 06 - 12 , 2008

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Raghavendra Rathore
Born and brought up in the epicenter of heritage and tradition in the ancient city of Jodhpur, designer Raghavendra Rathore knows only too well the value of Brand India. His traditional upbringing and training of his craft at the Parsons School of Design in New York gave him the international edge, the experience and the insight to create the right mix of aesthetics, craft and heritage in the products that he designs that work globally.
His collection at Bridal Asia 2008 was mixing old-fashioned workmanship with modern aplomb, Rathore found newer, subtler ways to evoke the spirit of a by-gone age with a fresher approach. Brightly coloured silk kurta’s paired with stylish jodhpuri shalwar was a highlight of his collection at Bridal Asia.

 
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