Jinder’s partnered with the S2IG Gala at Sheraton Towers Singapore to present a stunning fashion show celebrating sustainable innovation and investment. The runway featured three collections with dazzling lehengas, chic fusion wear, and detailed sarees. This event blended timeless craftsmanship with modern creativity, inspiring connections and forward-thinking collaborations.
Team Jinder's gathered at a restaurant for a Diwali dinner, celebrating in a cozy and welcoming atmosphere
Jinder's annual Multi-Designer Exhibition returned to Singapore’s Visual Arts Centre, featuring 18 renowned designers like Reynu Taandon, Vishal Kapur, and Farah Talib Aziz. The event showcased Indian and Pakistani fashion, accessories, and included a Saree Draping Lesson by Gayathri Menon. Models brought the collections to life with impromptu runway moments, creating a vibrant display of creativity and community.
Jinder's Multi-Designer Exhibition at Singapore’s Visual Arts Centre showcased 18 renowned designers, including Itna Drama by Saira, Reynu Taandon, Vishal Kapuur, and The Arab Crab. The event featured models wearing beautiful outfits from the showcased collections, enhancing the overall fashion vibes of the day.
Jinder's hosted a one-day exhibit celebrating contemporary fashion in honor of International Women’s Day. The event showcased modern styles that empowered women to embrace confidence and individuality. Featuring collections from two fashion brands and talks by three inspirational women, it was the perfect occasion for women to feel both good and look good.
organized by Jinder’s team, took place across August to October 2021 with four exciting events, featuring discounts, giveaways, and a showcase of nine global designers, the event was a major hit and sold out quickly.
Jinder's presents the colours of India at the Kalaa Utsavam Festival, featuring a fashion walk that highlights the fusion of traditional and modern Indian fashion. The event includes live music by The Silk Roots and models showcasing stunning couture and jewelry.
Jinder's was honored to be associated with Bollywood and Pakistani cinema star Fawad Khan for a fashion show that received rave reviews from both the audience and the press.
Jinder’s celebrated the opening of its newly renovated two-story boutique. The event featured a stunning collection presented by top models, with up to 25% off storewide and exciting prizes for the best-dressed guests.
Jinder’s has become synonymous with glamour and elegance on the ramp. For the Moshi Moshi anniversary show, Jinder’s elevated classic style by presenting luxurious collections in timeless black and white, with a strong emphasis on intricate detailing.
Jinder’s featured a Collection of bold & contrasting colours, orange & hot pink. This collection is a tribute to the adaptability of the Indian Traditional Workmanship. Various styles of Workmanship like fusion of Gota & Kundan Work, Zardoze, Swarovski & Pearl have been expressed in the wide range of modern & traditional attire.
A spectacular event featuring vibrant dance performances and a stunning fashion showcase, all in support of a charitable cause. The event was graced by Mr. S. Iswaran, Minister in the Prime Minister’s Office and 2nd Minister for Home Affairs and Trade & Industry. It celebrated Deepavali, bringing guests together for a night of culture and philanthropy.
The event, hosted during a high tea afternoon, featured a brief yet engaging lineup of entertainment alongside the fashion show. To enhance the glamour, we invited Singapore models, including former and current pageant winners, making it a memorable occasion.
The Sikh Welfare Council held a fund-raising luncheon at Yantra to raise funds for its beneficiaries. ‘Aa Dekhen Zaraa’ was a combined lunch, fashion show, music, dance and charity auction afternoon. The Fashion Show unveiled a new line of clothes by Jinder’s.
Jinder’s is a proud supporter of children's education in India, particularly focusing on girls, through our partnership with Project Krayons. This initiative has helped remove social and economic barriers, allowing many girls to stay in school and pursue their education.
During the pandemic, a group of friends from the SAS (Anu, Deepa, Aditi, Puja, Meeta, Vineeta, and I) started a food bank to support migrant workers in Little India. We provided home-cooked meals on weekends and distributed dry food, essentials, and small amounts of money during the week, while also supporting small restaurants.
Jinder's is grateful to everyone who contributed, including clients and staff who helped pack groceries and distribute food. This initiative shows how small acts of kindness can make a big difference, and Jinder's encourages others to join in. ❤️
