Events

Khadi Sails Upon a New Wind
Awareness and excitement with khadi is growing.
Let us once again play with this unique fabric-
Let us bleach, print, dye, or tie & dye
Let us create new textural illusions by layering fabric
Lets combine khadi with other cloth Lets embellish the surface for new users
Lets soften and toughen so as to extend usage Lets utilize new technologies for various improvements, such As anti-creasing & the sustainable starch look.
Let us together cut and style khadi into a refined and Contemporary silhouette.
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At the Store…
It is our hope and constant endeavour to share with you not just a fashion label, but a complete way of living. With this in mind, we often host events that complement our philosophy.
In the recent past, we have hosted a Kitsch Party by Sabina Singh, Preeti Vyas Gianetti & Sangita Sinh Kathiwada. Also we've had the T'ai Chi Chuan demonstration by Sandeep Desai, Director of the Okinawan Shorin Matsubayashi Ryu Karate Association. We have also taken pride in showcasing handmade paper products manufactured by Neeta Premchand and danseuse Mallika Sarabhai's company Mapin Anytime. A special workshop at the store also taught children how to make handmade paper products. Their creations were truly beautiful, so we gave them the opportunity to sell them through the store. It gives us great satisfaction to know that since the workshop, many of the less privileged children have chosen to continue earning a living through this medium.
Discovering that our store can promote so much more than fashion, has been very rewarding for us. We hope that you not only enjoy what we offer, but also experience the joy of supporting the issues you believe in.

… And Beyond

Clothes for a Cause

After the Kargil war, Mélange was able to organize a special sale to raise funds for the Army Wives' Welfare Association. 13 of the country's leading designers donated about 200 outfits that were sold at the store.
On International Women's Day, 1998, Mélange celebrated the many facets of womanhood through Shakti Sutra, a fashion show with seven sequences, each of which highlighted a particular role of women, be it as wife, mother, daughter or working woman.

Even Mélange's regular fashion shows try to reflect its values. We almost never use a luxury hotel as our platform. Instead, we choose neglected heritage buildings such as The Royal Opera House and the Framjee Cawasjee Hall to host our shows. We are delighted that such time-honoured architectural wonders can lend their magnificence to our contemporary lines.
Read more about our events that were covered
in the press.