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Atlanta Talent Shines at New York Fashion Week

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Atlanta/New York, March 2, 2026:  Atlanta-based producer and fashion entrepreneur Kamlesh Chugh presented a runway showcase at New York Fashion Week, bringing together a diverse group of models from across the United States to participate in the internationally recognized fashion event.

Through her platform DreamGirl Entertainment, the showcase celebrated confidence, culture, and empowerment while giving aspiring and experienced models an opportunity to shine on one of the world’s most iconic fashion stages.

The runway presentation featured designs in collaboration with renowned designer Keerti Rathore, while the choreography was directed by actor and choreographer Aryan Vaid. His dynamic choreography brought energy, structure, and professional runway flow to the showcase. Aryan Vaid also made a special appearance on the runway, walking individually and later sharing a memorable walk with the youngest model of the show.

The models who walked the runway included:

• Samreena Manjupalli – She had the honor of being the show opener, confidently starting the runway and setting the tone for the entire presentation.
• Bianca Anderson (Age 8) – The youngest star of the show, she first walked the runway confidently on her own and later shared a special walk with Aryan Vaid, creating a delightful and memorable moment for the audience.
• Arya Aggarwal – Graceful and confident, she impressed the audience with her natural runway presence.
• Aditi Bonagiri – Elegant and poised, she carried the designs beautifully on the runway.
• Aditi Narayanan – Her confidence and style brought strength and grace to the stage.
• Nimisha Midas – Her confident presence and graceful walk added beauty and poise to the runway.
• Neha Chugh Anderson – A proud and confident presence, representing elegance and strength.
• Neeta Ghimire – Her graceful walk and confidence made her performance memorable.
• Sumina Goel – She brought sophistication and charm to the runway.
• Shikha Aggarwal – A powerful walk and confident personality made her stand out.
• Parmoda Koduru – She carried herself with dignity and elegance on the runway.
• Sri Murali Karupa – A former Femina Miss India runner-up, she brought grace, experience, and strong stage presence to the runway.
• Kamlesh Chugh – The producer of the showcase also walked the runway herself, inspiring others by proving that confidence and dreams have no age limit.

A special acknowledgment goes to Rajeeva Ramachandran, whose dedication and support as an assistant played a vital role in making the event successful. Her hard work behind the scenes was invaluable.

Special thanks were also extended to all the family members who traveled and came to support their loved ones, making the experience even more meaningful and memorable for the models.

What made this showcase even more special was the diversity of the participants. The models represented many walks of life — from elementary school students and college students to accomplished professionals including doctors, lawyers, and IT professionals. It was truly a wonderful combination that reflected how fashion can bring people from different backgrounds together on one platform.

Kamlesh Chugh shared, “Fashion is not just about walking the runway. It is about confidence, courage, and giving people a platform to express themselves. Seeing models from so many professions and age groups come together was truly inspiring.”

Following the success of this showcase at New York Fashion Week, DreamGirl Entertainment is now preparing for its next international opportunity at Paris Fashion Week in October 2026. Models and designers interested in participating are welcome to connect and be part of this exciting global fashion experience.

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