Trends don't work: JJ Valaya
By IANS
10th August 2012 12:58 PM
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Kangana Ranaut and JJ Valaya (PTI Photo, File)
Ace designer J.J. Valaya doesn't believe in the concept of trends. He says each person should create his or her own fashion identity.
"I don't believe in trends. My personal opinion is that trends don't work. Just wear something, stand in front of the mirror and just be honest to yourself. If it works for you, it's trendy enough," Valaya said.
"There are always some basic trends but by and large you don't have to be very fashion conscious," he added.
The
veteran designer launched a new initiative, JJ Valaya Luxury Weddings, a
four-day wedding exposition here Thursday. He has collaborated with Fashion One International to offer specialised services by companies like Ferns n Petals, The Entertainment Design Co., Tamarai Luxury Catering, The Badal-Raja Company and Gitanjali Jewellery.
After Tarun Tahiliani, Valaya is the second Indian designer to start an exposition of this nature. He has his reasons.
"When
you think of top Indian wedding designers, four or five popular names come to your mind, who have been handling the market for a while. So something like this becomes a natural extension for us.
"This is
something which is second skin, since we deal with brides and grooms in
family all the time. There has been a lot of enquiry to give creative direction to weddings. So we came upon with this idea," he said.
Vijay
Singh, managing director, Fashion One International, said: "The purpose
of coming together for JJ Valaya Luxury Weddings is to establish a credible design platform for sophisticated and bespoke wedding concepts."
Valaya, who showcased his collection "The Azark" at the opening day Delhi Couture Week Wednesday night, says the purpose behind JJ Valaya Luxury Weddings is to cater to the India's big fat weddings.
"This is open to potential wedding clients. When we start working with customers, then every wedding will be designed exclusively. Our endeavour is not take (organise) tons of weddings. We just want to do five to six top weddings of the country and make them absolutely fabulous and mind blowing," he said.
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