Models attend fitting session ahead of Wills India Fashion Week
22 Oct 2009, 2140 Hrs

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New Delhi, Oct 22 Top models participating in the Wills India Fashion Week (WIFW) Spring/Summer 2010 attended a fitting session on Thursday ahead of the event to be held in the national capital.

The 14th edition of India's biggest fashion trade event, starting on Saturday, will see around 110 designers displaying the very best of Indian fashion under one roof.

Several models, who are be part of Designer Afzal's group, tried out his collection and were excited about participating in the fashion show.

While, Afzal was upbeat about his collection, and said: "For summer 2010, I have preferred to use white. This is the colour, which I prefer for summer."

"I have made it a very wearable collection plus I have distinguished it between daily wear to party wear to brunch to evening going out," Afzal added.

The WIFW Spring/Summer 2010 will see designers Ritu Beri, Rohit Bal and Tarun Tahiliani making their come back to WIFW after a gap of several years.

Wendell Rodricks, Narendra Kumar and many others will showcase their collection at the event. (ANI)

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