Daniel Syiem's Ethnic Fashion House

Creative Arts Literature Music Festival-2015(CALM)

Daniel Syiem was a part of the panel discussion on 'Indian Fashion Industry: Stepping Out' consisting of esteemed panelists, Bina Ramani, Wendell Rodricks and moderated by Madhu Jain. He also spoke on his journey and presented a Documentary on Fashion-Raising the Veil which showcased our efforts to promote the art & culture of our State.

Ethnic Textile Innovation Presentation at Second Global Meeting of The Indigenous Peoples’ Forum At IFAD

We showcased a completely indigenous collection at the Second Global Meeting of the Indigenous Peoples Forum at IFAD Headquarters, Rome on 13th February 2015. Amongst a roaring response, the employees of IFAD walked the ramp for fashion designer Daniel Syiem. It was an unforgettable moment especially as IFAD hosted its first ever fashion show but also that we had regular people of different age groups, sizes and nationalities walking the ramp, a truly special moment of cultural and indigenous unity. This platform gave us an opportunity to showcase the art and craft of our culture while also promoting our indigenous fabrics.

International Fashion Encounter, Toronto, Canada, 2015

Toronto, an international hub of art, culture, business and finance is the latest global city where Daniel Syiem’s Ethnic Fashion House (DSEFH), showcased its latest collection ‘FreeSpirit’ by well-known Indian fashion designer Daniel Syiem. We received an overwhelming response as models sashayed down in his collection at the International Fashion Encounter (IFE) 2015 held at one of the grandest hotels in Toronto- Royal Fairmont York. This two-day fashion show and exhibition was produced by “Toronto Fashion Academy” and coordinated by “Just Creative Services”. An eclectic mix of designers from Latin America, the Middle East and South Asia presented and exhibited at IFE amongst a huge presence of celebrities, media, buyers and the fashion fraternity in Toronto

Salon de Gusto/ Terra Madre, Turin Italy, 2014

DSEFH’s efforts at working at understanding the hurdles faced by the artisans in sustaining their craft, actions to promote them give them a platform and enable them to conserve their stories and their art were observed by the North East Slow Food & Agrobiodiversity Society (NESFAS), organization. They recommended Daniel Syiem strongly for his work with the indigenous fabrics of the Meghalaya to participate in the Salon de Gusto/ Terra Madre, the world’s largest food and wine fair and a once in two years world meeting of all the indigenous communities of the world. He participated in the same along with the NESFAS contingent.