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Lakmé Fashion Week returns to Delhi on 13-18 October with 50+ labels, 16 debutants and 200+ registered buyers
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Lakmé Fashion Week's subsidised, buyer-linked Delhi format will more likely than not be repeated and expanded.
For operators
With 200+ registered buyers, 15,000+ expected visitors and 50+ Stockroom stalls already booked within a week, 13-18 October is a short window to lock in buyer meetings and stall presence, and participation at Rs 4-8 lakh is far below the Rs 50 lakh-Rs 1 crore cost of staging a show independently.
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Post-event disclosure of confirmed buyer orders against the 200+ registered buyers
The report,
Lakmé Fashion Week, held in partnership with FDCI and its sponsors, subsidises participation to Rs 4-8 lakh depending on format, making the runway more accessible to emerging talent. More than 50 Stockroom retail stalls were booked within a week.
- Subsidised at LFWRs 4-8 lakh
- Independent showRs 50 lakh- Rs 1 crore
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Reported figures
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| Expected footfall: | more than 15,000 |
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What to track next
- Actual footfall versus the 15,000 expected visitors
- Additional Stockroom stalls or waitlists beyond the 50+ already booked
- Any change to the ₹4-8 lakh participation cost in the next edition
- Designer retention, meaning how many of the 16 debutants return
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