Fashion show held on Bangladesh’s rich cotton heritage

At the US and Global Cotton Outlook seminar, a delegation from Cotton USA were introduced to Bangladeshi textile and apparel industry leaders. The delegates at the seminar made a presentation on world cotton supply, US cotton growth, contamination, bale, and packaging that would help cotton stakeholders to better understand cotton while making raw cotton sourcing decisions.

The delegation members were Keith Lucas, President of Cotton Council International (CCI) and leader of the delegation; Marc Lewkowitz, CEO and President of Supima; and Bruce Atherley, Executive Director of Cotton Council International (CCI).

An elegant and trendy fashion show was also held at the Grand Ballroom of the capital’s Le Méridien Hotel where five of the top leading textile groups and designers participated in the fashion show. They introduced 100 percent US cotton and cotton-made garments, highlighting Bangladesh’s rich cotton heritage.

Amber Group, New Asia Group, Square Fashion Ltd, Beximco, and Almira showcased a selection of western clothing and traditional Bangladeshi outfits.

Keith Lucas at the beginning of the fashion show, addressed his concerns regarding the recent events in Bangladesh. He also mentioned that he came along with his team to Bangladesh to share his sorrow and grief on the tragedy that struck Bangladesh recently.

Recent Posts

Samantha Prabhu launches activewear brand, Mile Collective

Samantha Ruth Prabhu has launched Mile Collective, an activewear and lifestyle brand, in partnership with co-founders Harshita Motaparthi and Pravishta…

1 day ago

Covation Biomaterials shifts focus to next-gen materials

Covation Biomaterials has announced plans to sell its stake in the Primient Covation business, which produces 100 percent bio-based 1,3…

1 day ago

Archroma and HeiQ to expand sustainable textile solutions

Archroma and HeiQ have signed a co-marketing agreement to jointly offer sustainable anti-odor and antimicrobial textile technologies to markets worldwide.

1 day ago

PolyU develops soft magnetorheological textiles for smart wearables

The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU) has developed new soft magnetorheological textiles that could have wide applications in future smart…

2 days ago

Levi Strauss launches clothing repair program

Levi Strauss has introduced a new clothing repair initiative designed to encourage high school students to take an active role…

2 days ago

Anaphe launches a luxury denim-inspired silk collection

Silk clothing and accessories brand Anaphe is unveiling ReWritten, a collection that reimagines denim using silk, femininity and effortless modern…

3 days ago