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student focus<br />
New trends in Visual Merchandising<br />
Visual Merchandising is changing to innovations with lot<br />
of technology input to it. The old trends of using props<br />
just as a filler is moving out. In this digital age nothing<br />
is impossible. The young visual merchandisers can now<br />
dream big!<br />
In the 4th semester students of Fashion Communication<br />
were asked to dress up mannequins according to the<br />
seasons and themes like Summer Fantasy, Spring Nautica/Bubble<br />
Gum were allotted to different groups in the<br />
class for their Visual Merchandising project.<br />
Sureena and Antalya worked on the season Autumn<br />
with the theme Star Struck. They dressed up the mannequin<br />
with white linen pants, made a crop top out of<br />
a stole, pairing with a gold sequence jacket. The props<br />
they used were a brown suede hat, leather shoes, studded<br />
bracelets, and a hand bag. The decoration done in the<br />
background was done with dried leafs and to add the ‘star<br />
struck’ shimmer, they used fibre glitter strands. The two<br />
girls also tried to add a little sparkle by making a flower like<br />
pattern on the mannequin, near its left eye.<br />
“New techniques are tried and tested by our students.<br />
And the market is waiting for them… I am sure our students<br />
will do their best and make us proud.” Said Guncha<br />
K Sharma, Assistant Professor who teaches Visual Merchandising<br />
to Fashion Communication students.