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Fashion industry bids tearful adieu to its visionary Rohit Bal
The Morning Standard
|November 03, 2024
ROHIT Bal (63), one of the most influential fashion designers of the country, was laid to rest in Delhi on Saturday, marking the end of an era in the world of haute couture.
Friends, family, and admirers flocked to Lodhi Road Crematorium to bid farewell to Bal, a designer known for blending traditional Indian motifs with contemporary flair.
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