As business everywhere on the world is getting impacted by the coronavirus outbreak, the fashion business has additionally taken a hard hit. From fashion weeks to stores all being closed for a considerable length of time, the business is presently seeing approaches to adjust to the current scenario. To evaluate the effect on the fashion due to Covid-19, I investigation some interesting aspects in bellow.

o   How is Covid-19 affecting the fashion designers in India?

The picture is looking bleak! Currently, the vast majority of the Indian fashion designers rely on occasionwear. It has been about weddings and celebrations, and these festive events won't be so frequent at this point. Along these lines, that will be a major problem until things return to typical. The Indian fashion designer will have a difficult stretch also.

o   How long it will take for Indian Fashion industry to recover?

Most likely 1-2 year! Also, even in the event that we expect things to get better, it will never be the same, without a doubt. We may get back to 70 percent of what the Industry was by next year, maybe!

o   Will e-commerce get for occasionwear?

It's really intense for occasionwear, as you need to see the completion and contact it. Fashion is about the experience, to go to a store,attempt, feel and drape! Anyway, It is currently hard to state how online will replace that It's very impersonal to purchase something online. We may order a shirt, some jeans or evens a purse! In any case, will we go beyond that? We don't have the foggiest idea. While many brand dealings with selling online, however, this isn't very fulfilling forever. E-commerce has its own impediments.

o   What will be the effect on the marriage wear market?

There's one way of thinking here which is the redeeming quality. When a wedding happens, the key characters of the family will consistently be there. The bride, the man of the moment, parents, sister, brother, etc. They will consistently be a potential buyer. Of course, the elements of a wedding will be less and there will be fewer guests. Let's say about a thousand guests it gets to a hundred at weddings. Also, when it comes to the guests, not everyone purchases something new for a wedding. Isn't that right?

o   If Chinese trade boycott happens will it affect the fashion business in India?

The reality is that it's very hard to deal with Indian factories. There have loads of fabric out there which you can't get them in India, if a customer ordered this specific fabric you need to bring them from China. This is a major issue with forbidding Chinese items. A complete trade boycott will damage fashion more.

o   Is the business excessively dependent on China?

Yes, a ton! You realize the chiffon used for saris is all by China. No Indian plant makes silk chiffon. Even international quick fashion brands like Zara or Mango likewise rely on their imports. A considerable lot of the fabric you see are made by Chinese. Likewise, regular-wear brands in India use a great deal of Chinese textures and components like catches, zippers and each one of those gleaming things. On the off chance that you look the Indian market you won't get much 'Made in India' buttons. It isn't so much that we would prefer not to purchase Indian items, however where are they? This is a huge setback and now the whole world is realizing the amount we are dependent on China.

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There is no uncertainty that the sector is heading for difficult stretches. The brands will experience a decrease in footfall which will result in increased virtual sales. Considering this, brands should rethink what is written on the labels and labels of their clothes.