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House of Aldeno unveils its latest collection through an immersive six-part showcase in Bengaluru

The contemporary menswear label explores the idea of “evolving luxury” through craftsmanship, material innovation and a curated fashion experience.

Bangalore:

 House of Aldeno, the contemporary menswear label by CIEL Textile, unveiled its latest collection through an immersive showcase in Bengaluru, bringing together fashion, art, music and storytelling to present its evolving vision of modern luxury.

Rather than approaching the collection as a conventional runway presentation, House of Aldeno created a six-part experience that moved through distinct moods, materials and expressions of menswear. Each sequence was introduced through an abstract visual representation that established its mood before the models entered the runway, creating a continuous narrative across the presentation.

At the heart of the showcase was House of Aldeno’s philosophy of “evolving luxury”, a perspective that moves beyond traditional definitions of luxury to focus on craftsmanship, product excellence, individuality and an ability to respond to the changing aspirations of the contemporary consumer.

The evening opened with an artistic installation, with a six-by-four-foot abstract artwork being created live as guests arrived, accompanied by a live violin performance. The artwork gradually came together through the course of the evening, setting the tone for the collection and its presentation.

The showcase brought together senior leadership from CIEL Group and CIEL Textile, including Mr. Guillaume Dalais, CEO of CIEL Group, and Mr. Eric Dorchies, CEO of CIEL Textile. Their presence underscored the larger vision behind House of Aldeno and its evolution from CIEL Textile’s extensive manufacturing expertise into a brand-led expression of product, craftsmanship and contemporary luxury

The showcase was curated by Mr. Prasad Bidappa alongside Mr. Rajesh Kumar, CEO of the Woven Cluster at CIEL Textile, bringing together the various elements of the evening into a cohesive experience.

The collection itself unfolded across six distinct sequences, beginning with an exploration of tonal whites and layering, followed by Eversharp, denim, linen and relaxed layering, before culminating in a more polished After Dark edit. Together, the sequences reflected House of Aldeno’s approach to contemporary menswear, understated, considered and rooted in the relationship between fabric, function and form.

Among the collection’s key material stories was linen, which represents approximately 40% of the collection. Another highlight was Quatroflex, a fabric engineered for flexibility and all-weather wear, reflecting the brand’s emphasis on combining technical innovation with refined design.

The presentation also highlighted Eversharp, House of Aldeno’s crisp cotton shirting proposition, developed through a specialised treatment that gives the fabric its distinctive finish while reducing the need for frequent ironing.

Speaking at the showcase, Mr. Rajesh Kumar said ”Aldeno is no longer just an idea. We have now been serving consumers for almost five years. And that journey has given us something extremely important, confidence. What you see is not simply a collection. It is a young brand beginning to tell the world who it wants to be.”

With its latest collection, House of Aldeno continues to build its interpretation of evolving luxury, one that places the product and its craftsmanship at the centre while remaining open to the changing cultural and creative landscape around it.

About House of Aldeno

House of Aldeno is a contemporary menswear brand that brings together refined tailoring, modern versatility and timeless design for the evolving Indian man. Created for individuals who move seamlessly across work, social occasions, travel and cultural experiences, the House focuses on elevated wardrobe essentials that balance sophistication, comfort and self-expression. With an emphasis on quality, fit and considered design, House of Aldeno seeks to make premium menswear relevant and accessible to a new generation, while contributing to a broader conversation around contemporary masculinity, personal style and the changing culture of dressing in India.

source: http://www.passionateinmarketing.com / Passionate in Marketing / Home>Brands in Conversation / Passionate in Marketing / October 13th, 2026

Yash, Rajinikanth, Mohan Babu attend wedding of Aviva Bidappa and Abishek Ambareesh

Actor Ambareesh’s son Abishek and Aviva Bidappa tied the knot in a grand Hindu wedding ceremony. An even more grand reception is planned on June 7.

Rajinikanth at the wedding of Aviva Bidappa and Abishek Ambareesh
Rajinikanth at the wedding of Aviva Bidappa and Abishek Ambareesh

Veteran Kannada actor Ambareesh’s son Abishek Ambareesh got married to entrepreneur and model Aviva Bidappa on Monday, June 5, in a grand ceremony that was attended by many notable personalities of the film industry as well as several politicians. Actors Rajinikanth, Mohan Babu, and Yash among others attended the wedding ceremony and blessed the couple.

Rajinikanth has starred alongside Abishek’s mother Sumalatha in a few films and the two get along well. Murattu Kaalai, Anbukku Naan Adimai, and Kazhugu are three Tamil films in which Rajinikanth and Sumalatha collaborated. The ceremony also included KGF celebrity Yash who can be seen hugging Abishek in a video.

According to reports, the family will host a grand reception on June 7 in Bengaluru on a large scale. The pair appeared ethereal in the wedding photographs wearing traditional South Indian clothing. Aviva wore a red saree with gold jewelry, while Abhishek wore a beige kurta and a dhoti combo with sunglasses. The stars who attended the wedding also captured everyone’s attention with their simplicity. Rajinikanth was attired in a white kurta and dhoti, while Yash was dressed in a light pink sherwani.

Abhishek made his acting debut in the 2019 Kannada film Amar. He has also worked in the upcoming film Bad Manners, directed by Duniya Suri. Aviva is the daughter of Prasad Bidappa, a well-known celebrity fashion designer. Aviva herself is a popular model, TV personality, fashion designer and a successful businesswoman.

For the uninitiated, Ambareesh was an Indian film actor and politician from Karnataka. Ambareesh made his acting debut in Nagarahavu, Puttanna Kanagal’s National Award-winning film.. After that, his acting career continued with a brief phase of portraying antagonistic and supporting characters in Kannada films.

source: http://www.indulgexpress.com / The New Indian Express – Indulge Express / Home> Entertainment> Celebs / by Team Indulge / June 06th, 2023

Who is Aviva Bidapa, wife of Abishek Ambareesh?

The late legendary actor Ambareesh’s son, Abishek, recently got married to model and entrepreneur Aviva Bidapa. The wedding took place in Karnataka and was attended by family members, friends, as well as notable personalities from the film industry and politics. Superstar Rajinikanth, actor Yash, politician Venkaiah Naidu, and many others graced the occasion.

Several glimpses from Abishek’s wedding have been shared on social media, capturing heartwarming moments from the joyous occasion. Photos also showed the presence of renowned personalities like Rajinikanth and Yash, who blessed the newlyweds with their best wishes. Yash, along with his wife Radhika Pandit, looked stunning in matching pink ethnic attire, radiating elegance and charm. Kichcha Sudeep and Ashwini, the wife of Puneeth Rajkumar, were also at the ceremony.

Abishek and Aviva looked beautiful in ethnic South Indian attires.

Who is Aviva Bidapa?

Aviva Bidapa comes from a family with a strong background in the fashion industry. Her father, Prasad Bidapa, is a renowned celebrity fashion designer known for his contributions to the Indian fashion scene. He has made a significant impact and has been instrumental in shaping the industry. Aviva’s mother, Judith Bidapa, is also reported to be a popular personality in her own right.

Aviva herself has made a name for herself in the fashion world as a well-known model, fashion designer, and TV personality. Her skills, talent, and entrepreneurial spirit have contributed to her success in the media industry. With her diverse range of abilities and accomplishments, Aviva has carved a niche for herself and continues to make her mark in the fashion and entertainment world.

source: http://www.thestatesman.com / The Statesman / Home> Entertainment / by Suman / June 05th, 2023

Indian fashion designer wants khadi and handlooms recognised globally

Singapore:

Indian designer Prasad Bidapa wants India’s hand-made khadi and handlooms recognised globally, saying that there are immense opportunities for foreign stylists to work with thousands of weavers across the country.


“We want to expose Indian textiles to the world and show every designer that they can come to India, work directly with the artisans and create something very original,” Bidapa told PTI after the show “Handlooms@75: Celebrating the Fabric of Freedom” here.


The designer urged truly conscious designers to work with Indian weavers at the grassroots level and help them create something new and fresh. “Something that the world has not seen before.”


“Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been a wonderful support. He wears so much khadi and handlooms that he has had the spotlight trained on the clothing,” said the designer after hosting the fashion show in Singapore on Saturday.


“We have thousands of artisans working on Khadi and handlooms skilled in block print, leheriya dyeing,” said Bidapa, adding that there were immense opportunities for foreign designers to work with thousands of weavers in India.


“We are trying to sensitise young people all over the world, trying to get them to understand the beauty of the handmade textile,” the designer stressed.


The designer also called on the Prime Minister’s Office to include skills of the hands, weaving, printing and dyeing in the national skilling programme.


Bidapa highlighted how Japanese fashion designer Issey Miyake created the label “HAAT” — all of which uses Indian Khadi.


The Saturday exhibition was held at the invitation of the Indian High Commissioner in Singapore, P Kumaran, and sponsored by the Global Indian International School, as well as micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) from Karnataka among others.


The Bangalore-based Bidapa has hosted the exhibition in the Middle East and will be travelling with his fashion wears as well as 20 models to Japan and South Korea next. (PTI)

source: http://www.dailyexcelsior.com / DailyExcelsior.com / Home> International News / by PTI / October 18th, 2022