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Designer Sanjay Garg to exhibit in London

Thursday - May 25, 2017 12:14 pm , Category : LIFESTYLE
 Designer Sanjay Garg to exhibit in London
Designer Sanjay Garg to exhibit in London

London May 25 (IANS) Rajasthan s Sanjay Garg designer and founder of Raw Mango brand is set to exhibit his collection here next month.

Garg will be in conversation with Rosemary Crill Former Senior Curator - Victoria and Albert Museum on June 2 to talk about his love for textiles and his design process. Guests will be given a sneak preview to creations of Raw Mango a brand of contemporary Indian hand woven textiles that will be on display before they are exhibited before the public on June 3-4 at the Asia House here. We are looking forward to addressing our clients in London and introducing Raw Mango to a new market. We will be presenting our favourite and classic saris as well as garments from our latest collection Monkey Business Garg told IANS. Monkey Business collection projects strongly different silhouettes that are crafted from traditional fabrics like gajji silk mashru kadhwa silver and gold silk brocade styled with quilted cotton digitally printed silk and wool. While originally Chanderi textiles essentially comprise of earthy colours Garg has focused and expanded the colour palette to include hues of mustard haldi yellow metallic gold and silver moss green sea green yellow and green printed fabric. The silhouettes include shirts in solid colours and vertical prints to wide legged printed trousers tube and spaghetti jumpsuits high-waisted box pleat pallazos and skirts. There are layered jackets in silk and wool with crop tops tunics and tie-up cardigans as well. --IANS nn/rb/bg