<p>When it comes to luxury, there is no limit to indulgence. So ‘The Dressing Room’ is coming to spoil all shopaholics.<br /><br /></p>.<p> Organised by Shilpi Jatia and Rituu Bagrodia, the exhibition promises a break away from commercial norms by offering a holistic experience in chic shopping.<br /><br />Delhiites will be able to pick from the best prêt ensembles of a carefully selected group of designer labels, find an eclectic mix of jewellery and accessories, soak in great music and savour some wine and cheese – all under one roof over the two-day affair at The Regency Ballroom at The Hyatt beginning from 31 August - 1 September.<br /><br />One must keep a lookout for designs by leading fashionistas like Rohit Bal, Alpana Gujral, Vikram Phadnis, Arti Talwar, Gracee by Pramila and Srinidhi Bajoria.<br /><br />Vidhi S khandelwal, Beau Monde by Kanika kapur, Mahi, Gaurav and Ritika, Kamakshi by Suganda Bhartia and Parul Bubna. It is through this collection that The Dressing Room aims to create a personal and luxurious mood for shoppers keeping in mind the modern woman’s needs.<br /><br /> It thus includes an entire range - from office wear to outifts for night outs and weddings down to casuals for vacations. The exhibition will also strive to provide the visitors with a comprehensive mix of contemporary fashion.<br /><br />Tapping into every woman’s hedonistic desires, the organisers seem to have left no stone unturned in creating an all round personalised shopping experience.<br /><br /> “In this frenzied 21st century, we thought of The Dressing Room concept where shoppers could take time off and experience luxury and classic retail, breaking away from standard exhibition stalls with bland partitions or overtly done displays. The Dressing Room is a reminder of finer things in life,” says Shilpi.<br /><br />So, whether you’re the girl-next door, femme fatale or a glamorous diva, The Dressing Room promises to please all ladies who thrive on finer taste, quality and beauty.m August 31 to September 1.<br /><br /></p>
<p>When it comes to luxury, there is no limit to indulgence. So ‘The Dressing Room’ is coming to spoil all shopaholics.<br /><br /></p>.<p> Organised by Shilpi Jatia and Rituu Bagrodia, the exhibition promises a break away from commercial norms by offering a holistic experience in chic shopping.<br /><br />Delhiites will be able to pick from the best prêt ensembles of a carefully selected group of designer labels, find an eclectic mix of jewellery and accessories, soak in great music and savour some wine and cheese – all under one roof over the two-day affair at The Regency Ballroom at The Hyatt beginning from 31 August - 1 September.<br /><br />One must keep a lookout for designs by leading fashionistas like Rohit Bal, Alpana Gujral, Vikram Phadnis, Arti Talwar, Gracee by Pramila and Srinidhi Bajoria.<br /><br />Vidhi S khandelwal, Beau Monde by Kanika kapur, Mahi, Gaurav and Ritika, Kamakshi by Suganda Bhartia and Parul Bubna. It is through this collection that The Dressing Room aims to create a personal and luxurious mood for shoppers keeping in mind the modern woman’s needs.<br /><br /> It thus includes an entire range - from office wear to outifts for night outs and weddings down to casuals for vacations. The exhibition will also strive to provide the visitors with a comprehensive mix of contemporary fashion.<br /><br />Tapping into every woman’s hedonistic desires, the organisers seem to have left no stone unturned in creating an all round personalised shopping experience.<br /><br /> “In this frenzied 21st century, we thought of The Dressing Room concept where shoppers could take time off and experience luxury and classic retail, breaking away from standard exhibition stalls with bland partitions or overtly done displays. The Dressing Room is a reminder of finer things in life,” says Shilpi.<br /><br />So, whether you’re the girl-next door, femme fatale or a glamorous diva, The Dressing Room promises to please all ladies who thrive on finer taste, quality and beauty.m August 31 to September 1.<br /><br /></p>
