Ashley Greene our famous model knows how to rock the fashionable programme, so surely it will not be a tough task to land the fashion TV for her. The expectation of the beauty is high so the show will be rocking in the high manner. Now this twilight beauty will have to put her sartorial brilliance to use as host of the CW special Fashion Forward: Making It.

The time allotment is one hour for her, so within this one hour Greene will be delving into the visual mind of celebrities-turned-designers such as Gwen Stefani and Justin Timberlake, explaining what sets them apart in the fashion world.

Greene says of the gig, “It was truly cold to be chatting about a lot of youthful designers and new models in the fashion trade that are basically creating their blot in fashion like I’m making mine.”

Fashion Forward: Making It will air at 9 p.m. EST. Will you tune in to absorb the style wisdom of Ashley Greene?

An Indian student of fashion at the De Montfort University in Leicester has been named youthful Designer of the Year at one of the UK’s most prestigious fashion events. This is the most prestigious award for all the Indians.

Shivani, 22, who is in the final year of a fashion design course, won the catwalk finals of the Young Designer of the Year 2010 competition at the Clothes Show Live in Birmingham.

Shivani’s design, inspired by everyone, her design was showcased on the catwalk. Her aim was to design a dress that draws motivation from any country in the world.

Shivani said: “It feels wonderful to win and I’m hoping it will be a great improvement for my career. The knowledge of working to a limit for a concise like this, and of being at the catwalk show, is so fantastic.”

This is the most prominent award for all the Indians Great joy for everyone.

Neel David, a hairstylist from Nepal presented her ability at a fashion show in West Bengal’s Siliguri District over the weekend.

The ‘Hair Fashion Show’ was separated into variety themes where the hairstyle and the outfits were designed. The most important prominent varieties were

‘Arabian Nights’, ‘Party Night’ and ‘Egyptian Nights’

Neel David explained that this show is dedicated to the variety of hair style. She also said normally a hairstyle fashion will not take place. So it is a great challenge to change Siliguri with my fashion and hence I planned this show.

The highlight of the program is the participation of 28 models from India, Bhutan and Nepal.

The fashion show was an effort to exhibit the imagination in the field of hairstyling, which too can cover a way towards the fashion trade. By Tarak Sarkar (ANI).