A vegetable market isn’t exactly where you’d expect to spot a fashion show. But that’s what happened in Vasai, Mumbai, where a group of young models turned the busy lanes of a sabzi mandi into their very own runway.
And they didn’t need fancy accessories to make an impression. One walked with a radish in hand, another carried a bunch of coriander, while the rest made their way through the market with the confidence of models at a fashion week. The unusual show, called Vision Vogue Fashion Week, was the idea of Mumbai-based fashion mentor and model Sahil Singh. Instead of booking a fancy venue, he chose a place most people visit to buy their daily vegetables. Singh came up with the concept after taking inspiration from Vogue. His idea was to give the usual fashion show a different setting and show that you don’t always need designer labels or expensive styling to make a statement. The video has caught the attention of social media users, with many amused by the unexpected combination of fashion and fresh vegetables. It’s the sort of clip that makes people stop scrolling, if only to watch someone walk down a market lane holding a radish like it’s the latest must-have accessory. Honestly, who would’ve thought a regular trip to the sabzi mandi could turn into a front-row fashion experience?