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How to turn a Buddhist concept into high fashion, by Prabal Gurung

The designer celebrated his homeland, Nepal, and the idea of optimism in his grand showcase at the ongoing New York Fashion Week

By Team Lounge

LAST PUBLISHED 12.02.2023  |  04:37 PM IST
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On 10 February, Nepal-born Gurung explored the Buddhist concept of ‘anichya’ or impermanence, while celebrating his heritage. Models walked the runway wearing colour in the centre hair parting that matched their outfit.  (REUTERS)
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On 10 February, Nepal-born Gurung explored the Buddhist concept of ‘anichya’ or impermanence, while celebrating his heritage. Models walked the runway wearing colour in the centre hair parting that matched their outfit.  (REUTERS)
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Gurung's fall collection clothes were asymmetrical, sharper and longer. (AFP)
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The show, which was presented at the main branch of the New York Public Library, had a mirrored square runway. (REUTERS)
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‘In Nepal, we talk about it all the time, what is present and how soon it can go,’ he told The Associated Press in a backstage interview. ‘And there’s actually an optimism to that, especially during these challenging times.’ (AP)