Jaipur. Young designers from ARCH College of Design and Business presented a vibrant, surreal, and experiential showcase titled “Popnosis” at a fashion week held at Jaipur Marriott Hotel, which concluded successfully today.
The collection, created using upcycled rich fabrics, a blend of traditional and modern textiles and techniques, vibrant layering, and bold avant-garde silhouettes, redefined the concept of “wearable art” through a dramatic and contemporary design language. The presentation reflected ARCH’s approach of innovation, cultural rootedness, and conscious creativity.
Adding to the uniqueness of the showcase, students from the jewelry design department also presented their collections alongside the garments, enriching the show with contemporary and concept-driven accessories.
Founder and Director Archana Surana said, “Popnosis is a living example of ARCH’s vision, where young talents are encouraged to experiment fearlessly, connect with traditional crafts, and create meaningful, bold, and original contemporary designs.”
The collection was presented by student designers Sukanya, Srishti, Sakshi, Manvi, Kritika, Anjani, Srishti, and Purva. The jewelry collection was showcased by Sanchi Porwal (Gyan Museum), Riti Patnaik, Palak Kejriwal, Tanu Bohra, and Bharti.
The presentation was widely appreciated for its striking silhouettes, rich textures, and visually captivating display.