The students of Women's Polytechnic had a lot of fun on the third day of the fest. On Tuesday, the students participated in a ramp walk, which was really enjoyed by the students.
Highly decorated backdrop and the colourful costumes worn by the participants added an extra effect to their performances.
The attraction of the third-day was the highly unique fashion show. This show was organised by the students and the participants displayed their inimitable talent before the audience.
The students designed the dresses too and also presented their creativity on the ramp.
The show was held in three rounds. The first round dealt with a different concept as 'Paper Dress Round', in which the participants made dresses out of newspapers, tissue papers and coloured papers. The dresses were beautifully embellished with paper flowers and leaves.
The second round of the show 'Drapping Round' was inspired by Roman Costumes.
The students wonderfully displayed their creativity over unstitched dresses. The participants drape the costumes over themselves and decorated it with knotting the cloth, colourful flowers and other embellishments.
The third and the final round was 'Semi-Stitched Round' that was inspired by stylized cuts, drapes, flowers and broaches adorned the material used.
It was a great attempt by the students of Women's Polytechnic College to try and reveal the hidden talents of such style at the college level.
One of the faculty members of the college, Vinod Gupta told The Pioneer, "This competition was a part of the curriculum of the students of fashion technology." "Through this competition, they learned about the various fashion techniques that was really enjoyable," he added.
Other competitions like mehendi competition, table tennis, 100 meters, Badminton and Chess were also a part of the fest.