Hyderabad: The FICCI Ladies Organisation (FLO) Hyderabad Chapter on Monday announced the 5th Edition of its flagship fashion and lifestyle exhibition, StyleTatva, which will be held on June 13–14, 2025, at HITEX Hall 2, from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM.
This highly anticipated event will feature 205 curated exhibitors from across India, showcasing a diverse range of fashion, lifestyle, décor, and artisanal products. The two-day expo is expected to draw over 10,000 visitors. Entry to the exhibition is free upon presentation of the official WhatsApp invitation, while others will be charged an entry fee of ₹100.
The FICCI Ladies Organisation (FLO), which is hosting the show, is the women’s wing of FICCI, India’s apex business chamber. The Hyderabad chapter is among its most dynamic, driving initiatives in entrepreneurship, sustainability, and heritage revival. FLO StyleTatva, launched in 2019, has now evolved into one of the most anticipated lifestyle exhibitions in South India.
Ahead of the mega event, FLO hosted a press conference on Monday at ITC Kakatiya, Greenlands, Begumpet, to share more details.
CA Shubhraa Maheshwari, Ms. Ritu Shah, both Mentors, FLO Style Tatva and Past Chairpersons of FLO Hyd; Ms. G. Seetha Reddy, Convenor and Ms. Ritu Agarwal, Ms. Puja Jain, both Co-convenors of FLO Style Tatva, graced the press conference.
The exhibition will be inaugurated on June 13 at 10:30 a.m. by the Mayor of Hyderabad, Smt. Gadwal Vijayalakshmi, with Guest of Honour Ms. Poonam Sharma, FLO National President, and special guest Ms. Dolly Jain, celebrity draping artist and fashion entrepreneur.
Ms. Nandini Gupta, Femina Miss India 2023 and a Top 20 finalist at Miss World 2025, graced the press conference as Chief Guest, along with FLO Hyderabad Chairperson Ms. Prathibha Kunda and the FLO StyleTatva leadership team.
If women come together passionately, compassionately for the cause of women, incredible things happen, she said. Style Tatva is a wonderful event with a great purpose. I wish it grows from strength to strength. Though organisers expect 10,000 footfalls, I wish it touches 20,000.
I am deeply in love with the city of Hyderabad, she added.
For the first time, StyleTatva is officially powered by the Ministry of MSME, Government of India—marking a historic milestone and reaffirming FLO Hyderabad’s commitment to empowering women entrepreneurs, weavers, and artisans through enterprise. Under this scheme, 60 stalls can get to Rs 54000 as reimbursement towards stall cost and an additional 25000 for incidentals
StyleTatva 2025 Highlights:
· Over 200 curated brands from across India in fashion, lifestyle, décor, and conscious living.
· A special Initiative Pavilion spotlighting the revival of Dokra craft from Adilabad—an effort to blend traditional artistry with contemporary design.
· Free stalls for weavers from Telangana, prison-based livelihood programs, and social sector artisans.
· An MSME Registration Desk at the venue to assist entrepreneurs with Udyam registration and benefits awareness.
· A documentary premiere showcasing the revival of the Dokra craft and the stories of artisans behind it.
Dokra art is celebrated for its ancient origins and the use of the lost-wax casting technique. Known for its unique, handcrafted designs that reflect tribal culture and folk motifs, each piece of Dokra art is truly one-of-a-kind.
FLO Hyderabad’s initiative this year focuses on three core areas:
1. Creating Awareness – Showcasing and spotlighting the craft at all FLO events.
2. Design Intervention – Collaborating with artisans to introduce innovative, modern designs.
3. Market Linkages – Promoting products through FLO StyleTatva.
“StyleTatva is where purpose meets profit and fashion meets impact,” said Ms. Prathibha Kunda, FLO Hyderabad Chairperson. “The exhibition not only supports women-led brands but also fuels FLO’s mission-driven programs. With the MSME partnership, we’re taking the movement to the next level.”
The proceeds from the exhibition will directly support FLO Hyderabad’s year-long social impact initiatives, including its Skill Centre at Bhongir, Digital Skilling Programs, Vocational Training for Women, and the Revival of Telangana’s ancient Dokra Craft, empowering artisans and marginalised communities through sustainable livelihood opportunities.
Next Story:
ChatGPT Ads launched in India for Free and Go users
India: OpenAI has launched ChatGPT Ads in India, expanding its advertising programme to one of its largest markets. The company will show ads to logged in adults using the Free and Go plans. The ChatGPT Go plan costs Rs 399 per month in India. Here To Join Us On WhatsApp The ads will appear at…
Kondagattu works delayed despite Rs 35 crore funds, Jana Sena asks
Hyderabad: Telangana Jana Sena has questioned the delay in development works at the Kondagattu Anjaneya Swamy temple in Jagtial district. Here To Join Us On WhatsApp The party asked why the works remain pending despite Rs 35.19 crore in TTD funds. It raised the issue through social media. The proposed works include a 96 room…
Konda Surekha issue now with AICC, says TPCC chief
Hyderabad, August 27: Telangana Pradesh Congress Committee chief Mahesh Kumar Goud said the Konda Surekha issue now falls under the AICC’s purview. Here To Join Us On WhatsApp He said the party disciplinary committee has sent its report to the All India Congress Committee. Therefore, the final decision rests with the party high command. The…
Census 2027: Telangana to republish gazette notification
Hyderabad, August 27: Telangana will republish the gazette notification for Census 2027 on August 29, following fresh government directions. Here To Join Us On WhatsApp The state government has ordered the publication of the notification in the Telangana Gazette. The exercise will collect 40 categories of information from residents. The Centre has notified the 40…
Hyderabad police warn public against fake doctors
Hyderabad, August 27: Hyderabad City Police have warned residents against fake doctors treating patients without valid medical qualifications. Here To Join Us On WhatsApp Police said they have identified 12 fake doctors in the city and taken legal action against them. The warning came through a press release issued by Hyderabad Police Commissioner V.C. Sajjanar…
Now you can get the latest stories from Indtoday on Telegram every day. Click the link to subscribe. Click to follow Indtoday’s Facebook page, Twitter, and Instagram. For all the latest Hyderabad News updates
