Jediiian Wins At National Jewellery Awards, 2022
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Jediiian Wins At National Jewellery Awards, 2022

Jediiians have consistently proved their worth in the design industry. Be it the alumni who are serving in different fields or the current learners, all have the quality to deliver creative work and design solutions. Students of JD Institute recently participated in National Jewellery Awards, 2022 organised by All India Gem and Jewellery Domestic Council. National Jewellery Awards is a platform that honours the creativity, innovation and passion of Jewellery designers. It provides an opportunity to showcase your talent and understand the latest jewellery trends hand in hand with innovation. In the NJA 2022, many aspiring jewellery designers participated across the nation. The selection process consisted of multiple stages, after which the designers were given multiple tasks. The jediiians who participated excelled and reached till the last penultimate stage from where they were just a step away from getting a national level recognition. On 23rd September, 2022 the grand finale of National Jewellery Awards took place at Jio World Convention Centre, Mumbai. Jediiian Amrita Rauniyar who is pursuing her Bachelors in Fashion and Apparel Design was nominated for the ‘Student of the Year Award’. Her design inspiration was constellation sign Scorpian, which she illustrated with a beautiful jewellery design for her final round. With her unique design idea, the brilliant jediiian and future stellar designer received the ‘Student of the Year Award’ at NJA, 2022. Aspiring designer Amrita hails from Kathmandu Nepal and is looking forward to pursuing the illustration career. Her victory at NJA, 2022 showcases the beautiful synchrony between the Fashion and Jewellery department of the institute. JD Institute of Fashion Technology Bangalore provides multiple opportunities to its learners. The institute apart from delivering theoretical knowledge also provides industry exposure to all its design students. Jediiians from different departments also get the chance to collaborate with other departments and explore different design aesthetics that expands their knowledge.

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Interior Design Exhibition At Karnataka Chitrakala Parishath, Bangalore
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Interior Design Exhibition At Karnataka Chitrakala Parishath, Bangalore

The grand interior design exhibition held at Karnataka Chitrakala Parishath has concluded. The exhibition was focused on the theme Sync with nature and brought forward numerous designs and concepts that reinvigorates the sustainable lifestyle. The event was inaugurated on the special occasion of Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav. The four day long event received a huge number of footfalls due to its unique and eccentric design concepts presented by the creative minds. The young and fresh talent belonged to the prestigious design school JD Institute of Fashion Technology Bangalore. The institute is focused on the study of design and has multiple new-age courses that help the generation in honing their creative skills and make a career out of it. The field of interior design is one such dynamic domain that in the past years has evolved drastically. The designers are no more just on the quest to propose new concepts but are providing design solutions. The domain no longer talks about beautiful interior spaces but promotes sustainable lifestyle by inculcating little things in the design or ideology that make a huge impact. During the exhibition, the aspiring interior designers presented various concepts. They showcased their designs and impactfully raised awareness about saving nature. The concepts that received huge applause were the exploration of biophilic design into the library space along with the thought of introducing it in residential as well as commercial spaces, curating dog-shelter with sustainable materials, creating gaming table that increases the efficiency of the gamers, using coconut coir for soundproofing and thermal insulation to name a few. In the exhibit, the future interior designers also used the latest technology to display their design aesthetics. Many designers used VR Technology to give an immersive experience to the visitors. The VR experience also was entertaining and gave a glimpse of the future to the people. On the concluding day, i.e., 18th August, 2022 the aspiring interior designers also received accolades from JD Design Awards. The list of category and the winners is here: Best Thesis of the year- The Noise by Akash K K and Kalon Custom Studio by Saloni Jain Best Project of the Year- Borrowed Earth by Faraz Mashood N P, Dame Daryll Paswett and Pragna S Kumar Mentor’s Choice Award for the Best Methodology- KAIZEN- Change For Better by Vathsalya S, Mohammed Siddique and Syed Ayaz Maliki,  Rasoi Ghar by Minal Jain, and Sweven by Vidhi A Jain Special Jury Award- Calmtopia by Shubanka Sridhar, Ridhi Jain and M Harshitha, Sugati by Harsh Bhansali, A Cafe by Aanshu Vikram Parmaar, The Talking books by Aayushi Sarin and 3BHK Residential by Pavan Yadav J Best Concept of the Year Award- Hover Hyperion- H Cloud by Arun Yashwanth K V, Vishal Makkad and Vaibhav A and The Neutral Knot by Karthik N Best Sustainable Design Solution Award- Conjure by Dinesh M Most Innovative Design Solution Award- A Modern Office by Neha P Jain Best Virtual Experience Award- PAWS- Dog Shelter by Ayeshabanu Shabir Mussa and The Forest Affair by Ruder D Best Execution Award- Trukan’s Transformable food stall by Nishant Bucha, Keerthana A and Archana Budihal and A Resto-Bar by Asha Khatun

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JD Design Awards 2022- Show 1 of Bangalore
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JD Design Awards 2022- Show 1 of Bangalore

The much awaited JD Design Awards 2022 finally concluded on the 30th June with all the glitz and glamor. The Design Awards show, the legacy of JD Educational trust, returned after a gap of two years due to the prevailing COVID pandemic conditions. The pandemic led us to take a backseat in our social lives, putting a halt on many awards and shows that religiously used to be conducted across the nation. However, as humanity is going back to its pace with more consciousness and knowledge, JD Design Awards hit the main stage again to weave the same magic on us as it used to do in its previous editions. The great and much-loved award show is for the budding designers who want to make a space in the vast world of design and art. JD Institute of Fashion Technology and JD School of Design participated in the JDDA 2022 and brought forward the creative minds and the forerunners of the planet. JD Design Awards 2022, this year is happening in six different cities with over 500 participants. In Bangalore, the event took place at The Lalit Ashok in two different slots, keeping in mind all the covid guidelines and restrictions. During the first show that started at 1 PM on 30th June, 2022, a total of 27 groups showcased their designs on the ramp. The students of both the institutes went ahead with this year’s theme that is Sync and worked on the pathways that were given by the board members of JDDA. The five different pathways are; make a statement, solve a problem, inspire a group, imagine the future and kindle aspiration. Each of the pathways ensure a better future with a healthy planet, eventually leading to the growth of humankind without hampering nature. In the first show of the event, the designer groups brought forward eccentric ensembles ranging from androgynous attires to kidswear. Be it the structuring of the garments, or sourcing, the design community experimented with every aspect of it. Some of the designers also took the responsibility of waste management and worked with the discarded clothes or curated fabric with cigarette butts for their collection. Moreover, several students also explored the authentic artforms of different cultures and tribes, reviving them through their imagination. Reversible garments, ensembles that can transform from day wear to party wear, collections that took inspiration from nature and put forward the future of it, were the key highlights of the show and stole the attention as well as hearts of the audience. As the first show culminated, winners from different categories were announced. The collection name along with the designer name is mentioned below: 1. Most Innovative & Best Executed Collection– Antiquity Assemblage by Rakshitha V Gowda, Milana Ediga and Ranjitha S V 2. Best Concept Climatology– Drawing Lines Onto The Skin by Diana Aron 3. Innovative Pret Wear- Toda Swaddle by designers Wilsha Maria Quadras, Nikitha N and Supriya Puttappa 4. Best Pret Wear Collection- Chiraya by Rakshith B, Yashashwini S and Chaitra Kallaiahgari 5. Best Design Collection- kidswear category- Thehrav by Harmeet Kaur Bhavra 6. Best Critic Award- Activists From Another World by Jaivika Satish and Adithya Raj Singh 7. Best Concept using 3D Technology- Neoteric Flamingo by Ritika Kumari and Moni Krishna 8. Best Sustainability Design Collection- Tela Vaquera by Paras shah 9. Excellence in Academic & Creative Design- Tsunagari by Pavan Kumar P and Hannah Kathryn D Coutho The event was attended by many revered industry members who were in awe with the collection and innovation of the budding designers. The event also witnessed happy and proud tears of the designers and their parents who had worked tirelessly around the clock to bring forth the magnificent designs.

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Wear Plastic in Style with Masaba Gupta
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Wear Plastic in Style with Masaba Gupta

Fashion Designer Masaba Gupta has launched a new collection in collaboration with UNEP and Ogilvy India called, I will wear out plastic. Each garment in the collection has a detachable cloth bag inside it. The collection was conceptualised by Ogilvy India and UNEP India has supported to launch it with Masaba Gupta as the designer. Talking about the collection Masaba says, “When Suresh Nayak and Ogilvy approached me they had a very clear brief that they want to create clothing with detachable bags. I just thought about the technicalities that how cloth can be turned into a bag and when conceptualising this, it is like any other collection only the technicalities are intense.” The main idea behind this is to phase out single-use plastic. It took them nearly a year to implement this idea. When making the collection they made sure that they use only recyclable zippers and wooden buttons. Masaba doesn’t want the clothes to be a gimmick she wants them to be usable which a lot of people can incorporate in their daily lives. “The concept was born at a brainstorming session of Ogilvy and the team made a prototype by taking a pocket and tried all the possible ways to implement it and shared the idea with UNEP. UNEP was quite impressed by the idea and UNEP along with Ogilvy collaborated with Masaba to launch a clothing line. She loved the idea and said let’s do it together,” says Suresh Nayak chief creative officer, Ogilvy India. Ogilvy and Masaba want to plagiarise the idea by other designers and to make it easy a few DIY videos will be launched. A digital campaign ‘Do it yourself‘ has been released so that the idea is copied and executed by many. Wear out the Plastic in Style with Masaba Gupta

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