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                  hosts Madhya Pradesh fashion show            Surajkund 
                  (Haryana): Madhya Pradesh's rich heritage was on display 
                  at a fashion show in Surajkund, Haryana, on Saturday. The show 
                  titled 'Hemvati-Khajuraho' was a part of the 23rd annual Surajkund 
                  Crafts Fair. Some of India's top models such as Barkha Kaul, 
                  Sahiba Singh, Krishna Somani and Tina Chatwal set the ramp on 
                  fire donning exquisite outfits of Madhya Pradesh. The five leading 
                  designers who showcased their collection were Poonam Bhagat, 
                  Charu Prashar, Ashima Singh, Gunjan and Rahul Jain. The designers 
                  used a lot of traditional embroidery, block printing, the art 
                  of Bandhani (tie and dye) and zari (woven golden thread lining) 
                  work on their creations. Their collection consisted of jackets, 
                  salwar kameez, and other Indo-Western outfits. Prashar said 
                  her collection depicted the true essence of Madhya Pradesh. 
                  "I have used a lot of fabrics which are from Madhya Pradesh 
                  like Chanderis and Maheswaris. I have used lot of brocades but 
                  minimal embroidery and my clothes represent the essence of the 
                  state," said Prashar. The backdrop of gala show was 'Sanchi 
                  Stupa', the famed historical world heritage site in Madhya Pradesh, 
                  where the relics of Lord Buddha are kept. -Feb 
                  8, 2009
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