ⓘ Featured image: From left – Dev Singh, Thanrei, Harshit Dhingaun (Chairman, DFC), Rebecca Capri; Credits: Supplied
Delhi Fashion Club (DFC), a Government of India appreciated association that supports and promotes designers and brands to scale their footprint in the fashion industry both nationally & internationally, has successfully launched its Goa and Bengaluru chapters.
DFC encompasses various segments like DFC advertising & productions, DFC Grooming Workshops, DFC Fashion Management, DFC Social Enterprise, and DFC Fashion Network. As a social agency, DFC aims to add value to the growth of the fashion industry, and offers best in class services as a fashion agency.
By leveraging the post-COVID scenario of the fashion industry, DFC came up with a new initiative ‘Fashion Connecting India‘ aiming to connect India together as one fashion network – boosting trade opportunities and boosting the fashion business in the country entirely.
DFC took great privilege in launching its Goa chapter with the hands of the legendary Bollywood designer Abu Jani. The chapter began with launching a young designer Yash Rohilla with a fashion show sequence at Cidade De Goa by Taj during an International fashion week, styling support was done by Omender from Delhi. Later, a formal ceremony took place at COVE, Mall de Goa.
DFC Chairman Harshit Dhingaun also honoured Bhuvanesh Sheth, Director, Mall De Goa as DFC Goa patron for his great support to association and achievement in the field of fashion and connecting Goa with global brands. With great honour, DFC also announced an initiative to promote young designers across India and offer them a platform to sell their garments at the mall in association with COVE, a Multi designer store.
After the launch of the Goa chapter, the DFC team headed towards Bengaluru for the launch of DFC Bangalore chapter in association with the Indian Photo Academy. The company honoured the director of IPA, Dev Singh as an honourary associate member for his outstanding support to the association and help in the growth of the Indian fashion industry in the domain of photography. DFC is now in association with IPA Shall run certificate workshops in styling and model grooming – catering to production and advertising shoots.
DFC aims to promote both designers, brands & Models all across India & internationally. During this event, DFC also appreciated some other industry members like Rebecca Capri, director of Oxartes Salon for outstanding work in hairstyling internationally including Malaysia. DFC also appreciated gen-next sustainable fashion designer Thanrei raising from Bangalore.
Delhi Fashion Club is associated with many well-known brands & fashion weeks like Lakme Academy, IOD – Institute of Design, Chennai, Asian Designer Week, International Fashion week (Chandigarh, Goa, Delhi ), Paris Fashion Week, Dubai Fashion Week and Indian Fashion Week, London & Canada. DFC is already launched in Mumbai, Dehradun & Delhi.
Sharing his core cognition behind DFC and its initiatives, Harshit Dhingaun, DFC Chairman & Celebrity Fashion director, in a press statement said,
“We believe in creating opportunities through collaborations and network which is the only way through which fashion industry can survive & flourish post covid lockdown, next we plan to expand in more than 10 cities of India namely Jaipur, Hyderabad, Chennai, Himanchal Pradesh, Ludhiana, Chandigarh, Indore, Guwahati, Meghalaya, Kolkata, Patna, Lucknow, Agra, Ahmedabad by Dec 2022 and also plans to expand internationally in Dubai, London, Burma, Sri Lanka, Nepal & Bhutan.”
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