Wills Lifestyle India Fashion Week' opens in New Delhi
25 Oct 2009, 1217 Hrs

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New Delhi, Oct 25 Designer Ashish Soni showcased his collection on the first day of 'Wills Lifestyle India Fashion Week' here last evening.

Soni showcased his Spring Summer '10 Collection, which had the top of the line models sashaying down the ramp in mainly black colored western outfits.

The collection saw the use of diverse fabrics.

"The collection was very simple. It was very easy to wear and lot of focus was on tailoring. There was a lot of evening wear," Soni.

This year 110 designers will showcase their collection with over 48 models displaying their creations.

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. (ANI)

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