USHA Silai School Collection Launched At The Lakme Fashion Week

Mathilda Mary and Irudaya Mary from Puducherry at the Juhu Beach in Mumbai. Enjoying a variety of food at the Juhu Chowpatty, the women spent their first day soaking in the sights and sound of India's financial and entertainment capital.

Ayesha Mondal and Labani Baidya from Kolkata, here in Mumbai to showcase their collection at the Lakme Fashion Week, spent their first day visiting the popular spots of the city.

These women went through a stringent shortlisting process to make it to the team that produced the clothing line, to be showcased at the trendiest event on the year- the Lakme Fashion Week.

Mathilda Mary and Irudaya Mary from Puducherry worked with designer Sreejith Jevan to create a fashion line that signified the ethos of the coastal town.

Raizaben and Rekhaben from Gujarat had a much different story from the rest of the group. Being physically challenged, this was a major achievement for them to be part of a group that produced a financially sustainable line which will be sold at the biggest fashion retail chains across the country.

The women worked with designer Soham Dave and created a fashion line that was inspired by the black sewing machine which works manually and is the most financially viable sewing equipment available in most homes across India.

The eight women on Day 2 of the Lakme Fashion Week where their fashion line was to be showcased at the runway for the biggies of the fashion industry and the world at large to see.