It has been a while Since I wrote anything on this wall.
We have participated in Delhi Fashion Week 2009. Its a exiting event which opens the door for creative professionals in the field of designing and fashion industry.
Check out Swati's profile at Delhi Fashion Week official website
http://www.delhifashionweek.com/designer_profile.php?d_id=55
“Entity lying dormant at your Bottom Can sometimes go over the top of Attraction” Swati Mehrotra is a fashion footwear designer, who started her career with customized shoes. She opened her first retail outlet in New Delhi from where she retails her Signature collection SEREN. As a Customized shoe designer, Swati has always been coming out with exceptional concepts working towards an endeavor to touch the next level of creativity. Besides the initial lot of theme based shoes on pets, Taj Mahal etc. she did an exceptional job for some of the Fashion Designers over the last two Fashion Weeks. Another feather to her hat is the latest range of Astro Zodiac shoes under her sub- Brand SERENDIPITY.
Thursday, June 11, 2009
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THE HINDu(online)
Shoe laundry
After acquiring protective lacquers for their cars and reinforced cement for that leaky corner of the ceiling, Delhiites this monsoon can divert their attention to the much neglected pair of sneakers.
Made to trudge through muck and mire for most of the rainy season, soaked loafers now have a new friend in Swati Mehrotra whose new showroom promises a “shoe laundry” service among other things.
Stating that the concept of shoe laundry is in vogue in Mumbai, customised footwear designer Swati Mehrotra says that for the first time denizens of the Capital will get a chance to give their shoes for laundry. “We clean the shoe, change the sole, embellish it and alter the shape. The shoe can be of leather or any other material,” adds Swati, who opened her showroom at Hauz Khas Village here this past week.
In the haute designer footwear business since last year, Swati also makes customised shoes in which dozens of operations go into the construction of such tailor-made shoes. “The important step is in the creation of the shoe last, a hand-carved wood or moulded plastic replica of the human foot. After recording over 35 measurements from a footprint that shows the distribution of body weight, the artisan judges the symmetry of the toes, calibrates the height of the big toe and the contour of the instep,” adds Swati, who also designs shoes for pets and comfort shoes for children suffering from polio.
Madhur Tankha
http://www.hinduonnet.com/thehindu/thscrip/print.pl?file=2008061752450300.htm&date=2008/06/17/&prd=th&
After acquiring protective lacquers for their cars and reinforced cement for that leaky corner of the ceiling, Delhiites this monsoon can divert their attention to the much neglected pair of sneakers.
Made to trudge through muck and mire for most of the rainy season, soaked loafers now have a new friend in Swati Mehrotra whose new showroom promises a “shoe laundry” service among other things.
Stating that the concept of shoe laundry is in vogue in Mumbai, customised footwear designer Swati Mehrotra says that for the first time denizens of the Capital will get a chance to give their shoes for laundry. “We clean the shoe, change the sole, embellish it and alter the shape. The shoe can be of leather or any other material,” adds Swati, who opened her showroom at Hauz Khas Village here this past week.
In the haute designer footwear business since last year, Swati also makes customised shoes in which dozens of operations go into the construction of such tailor-made shoes. “The important step is in the creation of the shoe last, a hand-carved wood or moulded plastic replica of the human foot. After recording over 35 measurements from a footprint that shows the distribution of body weight, the artisan judges the symmetry of the toes, calibrates the height of the big toe and the contour of the instep,” adds Swati, who also designs shoes for pets and comfort shoes for children suffering from polio.
Madhur Tankha
http://www.hinduonnet.com/thehindu/thscrip/print.pl?file=2008061752450300.htm&date=2008/06/17/&prd=th&
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