Kadam Kadam Milaye Jaa..
Recycling means turning the materials from waste
into something new. Making the best out of waste has been a part of human life
since the early ages. It was the human creative mind that gave birth to this
extraordinary idea of using unwanted material in a useful way. Be it the
thermocol used inside a packing or an old tyre, each and every thing can have
reuse value in this world – either as a useful raw material for a product or as
a decorative item for your house.
This habit of getting the best out of waste should
be instilled in kids from an early age, not only to teach them about recycling
but also to encourage their creativity.
For Fashion Designer Aditi Sharma, the idea of 'Best
Out Of Waste' has been an inspiration to use ‘Katran’, the waste cloth
collected at every fashion designers workshop as a raw material to create
clothes for fashion wear.
And not just ‘Fashion Wear’ for the rich and trendy…
she teaches this skill of turning Katran, the waste cloth, to ‘Fashion
Wear’ to the children of ‘Rhythm Of Life’ an NGO dedicated to help children
from underprivileged backgrounds and nurture them into confident independent
adults.
“Kadam Kadam Milaaye Ja” (KKMJ) is an initiative of ‘Aaina’
by Aditi to further the cause of the under-privileged children. The idea of
KKMJ is to organise a series of first of its kind fashion shows to boost the
morale of those sections of our society who are not financially or physically
sound, by way of bringing them on the ramp to showcase their hidden talent to
walk with a sense of confidence and dignity.
According to Aditi, Fashion is not meant for upper
class or well-to-do section of the society only. It’s for all—and our mission
is to change the thought of difference between the rich and the poor, able and
disabled. To bring in harmony in their minds, it becomes our duty to encourage
and train them to come up and keep stepping forward together. And this is the
need of the hour.
Joining
hands with KKMJ’s maiden fashion show on 23rd December are:
Aaina
by Aditi—an online startup fashion brand—being the event’s
fashion partner also, has designed outfits for the children of the NGO
performing in the event and also guided the mothers of these kids in making the
outfits ready for the show.
Rhythm
of Life—an NGO, which works with and for the children from
underprivileged backgrounds with the aim of nurturing them into confident
independent adults.
Selfie
With
Daughter is a Mobile App and a
worldwide movement initiated by Shri Sunil Jaglan against female and sex
selection.
London
School of Trends, is one of the leading fashion institutes
of Delhi, and their budding designers have volunteered for backstage
preparations and providing their innovative ideas for this event.
Panache
Entertainment is a trusted name in the event
management industry and is specialised in making the clients’ dreams, fantasies
and desires into reality. The team of Panache behind the decor of the event,
have added stars to the stage.
Creative
Sciences is a trusted name in imparting quality education in
the Architecture and Design Careers Coaching Field and is the Creativity Partner
of KKMJ for this event.
Other contributors to the cause are Kkrish Photography, Perfect Packers &
Movers, DLF Place and Abhinandan Events.
Invitation for:
Event : Kids Fashion Show ( kids from poorer sections of our society)
Theme: Fashion using ‘katran’ that is, waste fabric from stitching clothes.
Date: 23rd December, Sunday
Time: 3pm to 4pm
Place: DLF , Saket ( Mall )
Organiser: KKMJ - Kadam kadam milaye jaa.. venture by young designer Aditi Sharma.
The Art Of Sustainable Fashion
Reviewed by CREATIVE WRITER
on
December 19, 2018
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