Two Indians in New Zealand fashion school intern

Clever use of sustainable fabrics along with her mother's old sari inclusion in the modern creation has landed on Jaipur - MEGHA Sharma, a two-week internship at the prestigious fashion school in New Zealand.

Sharma, pearl college students in selected opportunities, ace designer , Varun Bal and Rina Dhaka like "race track in New Zealand ', by the Education Association of New Zealand (ENZ) and Fashion Design Council held here Indian fashion festival on Thursday night.

The event was witnessed its innovative power and creativity merge month long journey climax. It celebrates independent thinking, encourage teamwork two players - one each from New Zealand and India in the form of six groups came together, planning to play, and compete with each other.

Also present at the event were from New Zealand FDCI president and politicians.

Despite all the 12 contestants showed their creativity and unisex theme and inspiration, as well as who was selected as a winner two pairs. Massey University and College Yoshino Maruyama MEGHA Pearl Sharma was selected as the sustainable use of local fabric technology, based on the theme of "Future World Connection" new era clothing.

What impressed the judges with her mother is sari clothing to accessories MEGHA idea.

"Your mother's sari trick, just say thank you to her, saying:" One of the judges when the master of ceremonies announced the winners Ramona Arena.

Who is the winner opened the second pearl from the Institute of Technology and New Delhi Aishwarya Jain of the University of Auckland Clare Nicholson.

At the event, some of the veterans of creative themes touched the fashion industry is creative even in the dystopian global environment ambitious girl and boundary less world, and so on.

Student designers are judged based technology, interpretation of the theme, the slope, the market relevance and functionality on.

"It is fascinating FDIC to be associated with this scale cross-cultural fashion events from these two countries, New Zealand, India, has been charged mind carefully trying to show their fashion personality taking.

"This incident proves that style is truly seamless, it has been unable to achieve no firm support for education in New Zealand." Sethi said.

Even the New Zealand High Commissioner Graham Morton and progress of the fashion industry in India is impressive.

"India is impressive handicrafts and textiles in the world, I would say, a lot of the New Zealand population love their clothes with printing technology," he told us.

"The event was a huge success and I congratulate the winners and all the young Kiwi and student designers who participated in India, we have seen some great ideas, the winners will have a very direct opportunity to continue together in New Zealand work, "he added.

Education Association of New Zealand (ENZ) is the government agency in New Zealand international education. ENZ is committed to the development of cognitive research in New Zealand as a target, and to support the New Zealand educational institutions and enterprises to go abroad for their services and products.