A sneak into The RoGue Edit: Funky Fish brings edgy fashion to Chennai

With boutiques, pop-ups and thrift bazaars, Chennai’s fashion scene is is ever-evolving. At The RoGue Edit, Funky Fish, a homegrown clothing label that organises fashion trunk shows, is debuting a curation of contemporary designers on February 19 and 20 at Folly, Amethyst. An immersive fashion experience, The RoGue Edit brings together 12 homegrown designers from across India that showcase shredded denims, corset shirts, embroidered denim collection, contemporary silhouettes, dresses, street style and more for both men and women.

Style unlocked

The edit brings labels such as Hiro, Murupp, House of DK, Aamraii, Kay Kay, Wasted Wrld and more introducing their collection for the first time in Chennai.

While displaying fun and fresh fashion, the event has not forgotten to incorporate size inclusivity with the ensembles being tailor-made and customised for every person.

Along with clothes, the event also features a jewellery showcase by the brand Minerali with contemporary styles in the form of earrings and necklaces.

“The idea was to have fun with fashion. When you think of edgy fashion, you think of a certain body type.. We wanted to bring this to Chennai so that we could remove the stigma of contemporary and bold fashion and make it a size inclusive experiential event”, said Pavitra Sagar, co-founder, Funky Fish.

A sole celebration

Happy Socks will present their collection of socks with various hues and bold prints that will add a fun and unique twist to the event. Along with that, Sneaker Labs will have a dedicated shoe cleaning station at the event, allowing their customers to refresh their favourite footwear. It introduces a standout feature that caters to different audiences.

Where fun meets music

The RoGue Edit is envisioned as a multi-layered experience that goes beyond fashion. The event consists of more than just a regular pop-up — with DJ Arihunt to amp up the crowd.

The event will feature an interactive basketball activation zone where visitors can shoot hoops, while 4 Degrees joins the edit with a refreshing spread of frozen yoghurt scoops.

The edit aims to showcase fashion in a unique manner that allows people to step out of their comfort zones.