Indo Mongolia Film and Cultural Forum Joined Hands with 9th GFDW Noida 2025

Noida: The 9th Global Fashion and Design Week has officially been recognized as the largest fashion week ever organized by any academic institution worldwide. The event delivered an extraordinary celebration of creativity and cultural fusion, featuring: 200 designers; 550 uniquely designed garments, 125 innovative furniture pieces, 90 fashion rounds across 9 major shows, 6 curated exhibitions, 9 international culinary displays

The event also included the screening of fashion films, live coverage through MSTV and Radio Noida, and enjoyed the proud association of over 600 media houses globally.

The mega celebration was meticulously planned by the International Chamber of Media and Entertainment Industry (ICMEI) Fashion Committee, in association with the AAFT School of Fashion and Design and the AAFT School of Interior Designing.

As in previous editions, the Indo Mongolia Film and Cultural Forum was a prominent participant, presenting a breathtaking collection inspired by the art and cultural heritage of Mongolia. This year’s showcase drew inspiration from Mongolia’s vibrant Tsam Dance Festival, translating traditional motifs into stylish modern wear.

The featured collection included: A-line silhouettes crafted from breezy banana crepe and Vivian fabric. Bold block prints and symbolic Tsam mask motifs, A vivid color palette of blue, yellow, and green, reflecting the festive spirit, deep-rooted cultural pride, and rich artistic legacy of Mongolia. Additionally, a unique piece of furniture inspired by Mongolian design sensibilities was also displayed, further emphasizing the cultural depth of the event.

The Indo Mongolian Film and Cultural Forum, a joint initiative between the Embassy of Mongolia in India and ICMEI, continues to work passionately to promote and develop people-to-people relations between the two nations. A dedicated Mongolia Desk at ICMEI remains active throughout the year, ensuring sustained collaboration and cultural exchange.

“This event projected the strength of our bilateral ties and enhanced cultural cooperation between the two countries,” stated Dr. Sandeep Marwah, President of the Indo Mongolian Film and Cultural Forum.