Bhavya Verma steps into international fashion
19-year-old model Bhavya Verma from Karnal, Haryana has made her presence felt at New York Fashion Week. She kicked off her career by walking the ramp for renowned American designer Tory Burch's Spring/Summer 2027 show. Bhavya wore a golden chintz acetate dress, which was shining in the ramp lights. Her look was completed with a layered choker necklace and an open ponytail. Apart from this, Richa Mehta from Madhya Pradesh has also showcased her talent in this event.
Bhavya's debut and happiness on social media
After her debut, Bhavya shared pictures of this special moment on social media and expressed her gratitude towards Tory Burch. He described this experience as unique. According to modeling agency IGM Models, Bhavya described the experience of her first international show as like the first day of a new school. He said that there was some nervousness in the beginning, but later the atmosphere started feeling exciting. Bhavya is also fond of films, fashion, watching Korean dramas and listening to Indian songs.
Bhavya's look in golden dress
Bhavya's look from Tory Burch's Spring/Summer 2027 collection was particularly eye-catching. The golden dress, layered necklace and relaxed ponytail made her look modern and elegant. His confidence was evident on the ramp. This is a great achievement for any young model.
Richa Mehta's return
In this fashion week, Richa Mehta of Gwalior also walked the ramp. She made her comeback on September 12 by walking the ramp for Randhawa Brands at Sony Hall in New York. Richa had previously won the title of Miss Madhya Pradesh and is now working as a technology auditor in a multinational company. His family watched his show live from India.
Increasing presence of Indian models
The presence of Indian models on international fashion runways has increased in recent years. Indian models are now seen in the shows of big designers in fashion centers like New York, Paris and Milan. Bhavya Verma's debut and Richa Mehta's return are indications of this growing presence.