Tonu Riba
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Source: [http://www.polkacafe.com/fashion-designers-from-north-east-india-1641.html ''Polka Cafe''] | Source: [http://www.polkacafe.com/fashion-designers-from-north-east-india-1641.html ''Polka Cafe''] | ||
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Big head gears, loud artistry and a full-fledged effort towards making the tribal fabrics and patterns a must on the runway – that is how one could describe Tonu's designs. Her penchant for everything native adds a ton of flair to the usually sombre designs one sees on the ramp. | Big head gears, loud artistry and a full-fledged effort towards making the tribal fabrics and patterns a must on the runway – that is how one could describe Tonu's designs. Her penchant for everything native adds a ton of flair to the usually sombre designs one sees on the ramp. | ||
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Tonu Riba
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Source: Polka Cafe
Tonu Riba recreated the beauty of North East at NEFF-Delhi: 2013
Big head gears, loud artistry and a full-fledged effort towards making the tribal fabrics and patterns a must on the runway – that is how one could describe Tonu's designs. Her penchant for everything native adds a ton of flair to the usually sombre designs one sees on the ramp.
