Debutante actress Zoa Morani, who will be seen in Shahrukh Khan's up-coming film Always Kabhi Kabhi, will walk the ramp at the Lakme Fashion Week (LFW) for designer Pallavi Mohan.
Always Kabhi Kabhi, produced by SRK's Red Chillies Entertainment is based on the theme of high-school life. Helmed by debutante director Roshan Abbas, the film stars producer Karim Mornai's daughter Zoa and Giselle Monteiro, who played Harleen in the film Love Aaj Kal.
"Zoa is the show stopper...she will walk the ramp for me. She is coming in Shahrukh's up-coming film. She absolutely justifies my collection," Pallavi told Press Trust of India in an interview.
Morani is said to have earlier assisted noted filmmakers like Farah Khan and Rajkumar Santoshi.
"She is very pretty, edgy and fun. I saw her picture… she is beautiful and young. After that I got to know about her background," Pallavi said.
Pallavi will present 'A Pocketful of Posies' its latest Spring and Summer collection, that is based on the explosion of life and color, at the LFW on Tuesday.
The designer, who makes her debut at the LFW, has already done three seasons at the Wills Lifestyle India Fashion Week. But for LFW, she has collaborated with Self Employed Women's Association to develop part of the hand embroideries for her collection.
"Some 200 odd women had done hand embroideries on 1,000 pieces. Besides paying them for their work, I would also give them about 15% of the proceeds from these items," Pallavi said.
In 2007, Pallavi launched her private label 'Not So Serious' that is retailed at leading boutiques. The label is also stocked by boutiques abroad in France, Greece, Italy, Spain and the UK.
Always Kabhi Kabhi, produced by SRK's Red Chillies Entertainment is based on the theme of high-school life. Helmed by debutante director Roshan Abbas, the film stars producer Karim Mornai's daughter Zoa and Giselle Monteiro, who played Harleen in the film Love Aaj Kal.
"Zoa is the show stopper...she will walk the ramp for me. She is coming in Shahrukh's up-coming film. She absolutely justifies my collection," Pallavi told Press Trust of India in an interview.
Morani is said to have earlier assisted noted filmmakers like Farah Khan and Rajkumar Santoshi.
"She is very pretty, edgy and fun. I saw her picture… she is beautiful and young. After that I got to know about her background," Pallavi said.
Pallavi will present 'A Pocketful of Posies' its latest Spring and Summer collection, that is based on the explosion of life and color, at the LFW on Tuesday.
The designer, who makes her debut at the LFW, has already done three seasons at the Wills Lifestyle India Fashion Week. But for LFW, she has collaborated with Self Employed Women's Association to develop part of the hand embroideries for her collection.
"Some 200 odd women had done hand embroideries on 1,000 pieces. Besides paying them for their work, I would also give them about 15% of the proceeds from these items," Pallavi said.
In 2007, Pallavi launched her private label 'Not So Serious' that is retailed at leading boutiques. The label is also stocked by boutiques abroad in France, Greece, Italy, Spain and the UK.
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