The 6th Bangladesh Fashion Carnival to begin on May 25

The 6th Bangladesh Fashion Carnival, a five day international exhibition of branded clothing and fashion products will begin on Wednesday May 25 where over 45 companies from 5 countries are participating in this exhibition. Redcarpet365 is organizing the event with the theme ‘Do Your Eid Shopping with Us’.

Ahmed Imtiaz, CEO of the organizer said that their main purpose of this exhibition is to showcase quality products to the visitors. The exhibition was targeted to Eid Ul Fitr shopping and every year visitors await to come to the expo.

Day by day the international exhibition is getting good response from other countries – in this edition, they have companies from Bangladesh, India, Iran, Philippines, Pakistan and Turkey participating.

Designer kurtis, original lawn, salwar kameez and specially designer sarees are doing great business than any other time. Even gems and jewelry having a good craze liking by Bangladeshi consumers, Imtiaz maintained.

An array of quality products will be put on display in the fashion carnival. The products include Sarees, home textile, knitwear, Original Lawns, salwar-kameez, 3-pieces, cosmetics & beauty products, Kitchenware, ladies Bags, Footwear, Irani Melamine and other services.

Pakistani brand Gul Ahmed a network of composite textile mills which manufacture everything from yarn to finished products is going to participate and showcase quality collection at the 6th Bangladesh Fashion Carnival.

The international exhibition of branded clothing and fashion will be held at Emmanuell’s Banquet Hall at Gulshan-1, Dhaka – Bangladesh.

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