FLO Amritsar, in collaboration with Couture by KJH, hosted an exclusive Wedding Styling Session with Sunita on 26 August 2026 at 32, Central Mall, Mall Road, Amritsar. Designed around the art of creating memorable wedding looks, the session explored the thoughtful pairing of fine couture with statement jewellery and the finer aspects of styling for brides, bridesmaids and wedding guests.
The session also became an important industry exposure opportunity for 18 girls from the FICCI FLO Skill Centre. The girls attended the workshop and were introduced to the professional fashion and styling environment, allowing them to observe how design, couture, jewellery, presentation and personal styling come together in the fashion industry. This exposure helped connect classroom-based skill development with practical industry experience.
A significant element of the initiative was Threads of Change, through which the Skill Centre girls created approximately 100 reusable bags from waste materials. These bags were distributed to FLO members and guests attending the event. The initiative demonstrated how creativity and vocational skills can be channelled into sustainable products while giving young women the satisfaction of seeing their work used by a wider community.
The event also featured the Navras BDP Collection, celebrating the cross-regional integration of Rajasthan’s Bagru and Dabu crafts with Punjab’s Phulkari. The collection brought together distinct textile traditions in a contemporary expression while highlighting the importance of preserving India’s craft heritage and creating new opportunities for traditional artisans. Renowned designer Rajat Khanna appreciated the collection and spoke about its heritage value and the significance of bringing traditional craftsmanship into contemporary fashion.
Key Takeaways
- FICCI FLO Amritsar, in collaboration with Couture by KJH, organised an exclusive wedding styling session with Sunita, focusing on the art of creating complete celebration looks through the thoughtful pairing of couture and statement jewellery.
- The session provided 18 girls from the FLO Skill Centre with valuable exposure to the fashion, styling and couture ecosystem, allowing them to experience a professional industry environment beyond their regular skilling programme, where they also learned about different types of weaves and fabrics.
- The initiative created an opportunity for Skill Centre participants to observe professional styling techniques and understand how fashion, accessories, presentation and craftsmanship come together to create a finished look.
- Under Threads of Change, the Skill Centre girls also transformed waste material into approximately 100 reusable bags, demonstrating how skill development can be combined with creativity, sustainability and purposeful production.
- The handmade bags were distributed to FLO members and guests attending the event, giving the girls an opportunity to see their work reach a wider community.
- The event also highlighted the Navras DBP Collection, showcasing the cross-border integration of Rajasthan’s Dabu and Bagru crafts with Punjab’s Phulkari.
- Renowned designer Rajat Khanna appreciated the collection and spoke about the significance of preserving traditional crafts while bringing them into contemporary fashion.
- The event brought together fashion, styling, traditional crafts, sustainability and skill development, creating a platform where established designers and emerging talent could interact.
- The initiative reinforced FLO Amritsar’s commitment to creating real-world exposure and opportunities for young women, while simultaneously promoting India’s rich textile and craft heritage.
Impact & Outcome
Around 18 girls from FICCI FLO Skill Centre and 100 beneficiaries benefited from the Wedding Styling Session. Through the combination of styling, industry exposure, sustainable creation and textile heritage, the event created a strong platform connecting young women, established designers, traditional crafts and contemporary fashion. It reflected FLO Amritsar’s wider focus on skill development, women’s economic participation, sustainability and the preservation of India’s rich craft traditions.