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Home / Ludhiana / Future Fashion Leaders Shine At Nif Global Annual Show

Future fashion leaders shine at NIF global annual show

Tribune News Service
Ludhiana, Updated At : 05:58 AM Jul 06, 2025 IST
Models walk down the ramp during the event in Ludhiana. HIMANSHU MAHAJAN

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The ramp dazzled and creativity soared as the future fashion leaders took centre stage at the NIF Global Ludhiana grand annual fashion show, titled ‘NEXT’.

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Held at Guru Nanak Dev Bhawan, the event was a stunning showcase of over a dozen thoughtfully curated fashion collections, brought to life by graduating students and budding designers of NIF Global. From graceful pastels to fiery dramatics and from sustainable fashion to globally showcased garments — the show was a true testament to the institute’s cutting-edge design education.

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Gracing the event were eminent guests of honour—Balbir Kumar, founding partner of Octave Apparels; Gurnam Kaur, co-founder of Mi Arcus; and Sanjiv Jain, CA and advisor to Guru Nanak Dev Bhawan. The guests lit the ceremonial lamp, officially inaugurating the evening. —

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