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PRESS RELEASE / Event

25 April 2022

 2 minutes
The whole idea of STARTUP FASHION SHOW (SFS) was conceptualized by Mr. Yash Arya, Founder, IAMKHADI to promote Fashion, Textile, and Technology Startups to showcase Innovations & Sustainable Material development to Fashion Buyers, Fashion Manufacturers, Policymakers, Ambassadors, and further connect with Supply chain & look at the possibility of creating digital integration in near future.

Expo’22 ended successfully with a Startup Fashion Show

Expo’22,at Apparel House, Gurugram ended successfully with a Startup Fashion Show. The spectacular Day-1 witnessed a grand inauguration by the Chief Guest, Smt. Darshana Jardosh, Minister of State for Textiles & Railways, Trade commissioners from Australia & Canada along Top Apparel Exporters, Buying fraternity. 

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