Manish Malhotra showcases his collection at 'FICCI Frames 2009'
19 Feb 2009, 1422 Hrs

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Mumbai, Feb 19 Ace fashion designer Manish Malhotra showcased his latest collection during a three-day annual media and entertainment conclave 'FICCI frames 2009' in Mumbai.

The second day of the conclave concluded on Wednesday on a good note followed by presenting FICCI BAF awards and a fashion show by Manish Malhotra.

Top models like Gauhar Khan walked down the ramp in bright, colorful traditional, bridal wear. Known for his different style and his ability to envision a 'look' for the character of a movie, Malhotra has designed for many leading actors in Bollywood.

"It's a bridal wear where I have played with colours and lot of embroidery. In men's clothes, I don't like shine so there is lot of texture. I love black on men. So its basically what I and my label represents," said Malhotra.

The three-day long convention is a forum, which gives a chance for leading names from media and entertainment industry to share a common platform with government representatives.

This year FICCI Frames expects nearly 2000 Indian and 800 foreign delegates from the media and entertainment industry. It will cover the entire gamut of media and entertainment like films, TV, radio, digital entertainment, animation, gaming and visual effects. (ANI)

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