Indian digital creator Diipa Büller-Khosla who has made a distinct name for herself in the beauty space was recently invited to the Christian Dior show at Paris Fashion Week 2024. She was the only Indian celebrity invited to Dior's Spring/Summer 2025 women's ready-to-wear showcase at the prestigious 50th anniversary of Paris Fashion Week.&nbsp;

Expressing her excitement, Diipa Büller-Khosla said that the “invitation is a testament to the growing influence of Indian talent on the global fashion stage. It's a proud moment for our country.” With a massive following on social media and a regular at fashion weeks across the globe, Diipa truly represents the changing face of fashion.&nbsp;

<h2>Diipa is the only Indian invited to Dior show at Paris Fashion Week</h2>

Speaking to WION, Diipa reflected on her journey as a fashion influencer. She said, “It’s been a wild ride! I’ve learned so much from some beautiful and powerful women around me that I have been able to use their inspiration to both grow and separate myself into my own style and voice.”

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On what she expects at Paris Fashion Week this year, Diipa said, “Can’t wait to see all the incorporations of sustainable fashion innovations—it’s more than just a trend, it’s the future &amp; I am so glad we are moving towards that.”&nbsp;

Diipa’s journey to global recognition began in 2017 when she signed up as the face of beauty label Maybelline. She then made several appearances at Cannes and Venice Film Festivals. Diipa told WION that she loves “the vibe and the people” at fashion events like the Paris Fashion Week. She said, “It’s like a reunion of creative minds; the energy is contagious and it inspires and charges me.”

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Diipa is now a successful entrepreneur and has her own beauty brand, indē wild, which she started three years ago. The brand indē wild is the first to feature Ayurveda as its core ethos.&nbsp;

Indian digital creator Diipa Büller-Khosla who has made a distinct name for herself in the beauty space was recently invited to the Christian Dior show at Paris Fashion Week 2024.

Indian digital creator Diipa Büller-Khosla who has made a distinct name for herself in the beauty space was recently invited to the Christian Dior show at Paris Fashion Week 2024. She was the only Indian celebrity invited to Dior's Spring/Summer 2025 women's ready-to-wear showcase at the prestigious 50th anniversary of Paris Fashion Week. Expressing her excitement, Diipa Büller-Khosla said that the “invitation is a testament to the growing influence of Indian talent on the global fashion stage. It's a proud moment for our country.” With a massive following on social media and a regular at fashion weeks across the globe, Diipa truly represents the changing face of fashion. Diipa is the only Indian invited to Dior show at Paris Fashion Week Speaking to WION, Diipa reflected on her journey as a fashion influencer. She said, “It’s been a wild ride! I’ve learned so much from some beautiful and powerful women around me that I have been able to use their inspiration to both grow and separate myself into my own style and voice.” On what she expects at Paris Fashion Week this year, Diipa said, “Can’t wait to see all the incorporations of sustainable fashion innovations—it’s more than just a trend, it’s the future & I am so glad we are moving towards that.” Diipa’s journey to global recognition began in 2017 when she signed up as the face of beauty label Maybelline. She then made several appearances at Cannes and Venice Film Festivals. Diipa told WION that she loves “the vibe and the people” at fashion events like the Paris Fashion Week. She said, “It’s like a reunion of creative minds; the energy is contagious and it inspires and charges me.” Also read: Naomi Campbell barred from charity for misusing relief money on spas, luxury rooms and ciggarettes Diipa is now a successful entrepreneur and has her own beauty brand, indē wild, which she started three years ago. The brand indē wild is the first to feature Ayurveda as its core ethos.

Indian digital creator Diipa Büller-Khosla exclusive on attending Dior show at Paris Fashion Week

&nbsp;Jelena Acimovic is not a model, but on Friday evening she walked the runway at Belgrade Fashion Week in a dress designed by Dior after drawings by her 14-year-old sister who was killed in a school massacre last year.

Angelina Acimovic was in history class when her classmate, a 13-year-old boy, entered the school and killed nine pupils and a guard in a shooting spree.

"This dress is white and resembles a wedding dress, she did not live long enough to see me as bride," Jelena said before the show.

To commemorate Angelina's life, her family last year called on designers to make dresses after her drawings made when she was 10 years old and attended a design course for children.

Many Serbian designers responded and two dresses were made by Dior. Angelina's two sisters, nine of her young friends and several professional models walked the runway wearing dresses.

"In every drawing there was joy and beauty. She had a very serious approach," said Bata Spasojevic, a Serbian designer who was among the first designers to respond to the Acimovic family's call to revive their daughter's sketches.

Angelina's other sister, Marija, wore an elegant sleeveless pink dress with a train. Pink was Angelina's favourite colour, she said.

"I am thinking about Angelina, that she is with us this evening and that she is happy with what we are doing," Marija said.

Andjelko Acimovic, Angelina's father, established a foundation named after his youngest daughter to commemorate her life.

"We believe that she is watching what we do and we will do everything to make her proud the way she made us proud," Acimovic said.

Last year 18 people were killed in two shootings - one in elementary school and another one in a small town outside Belgrade - on May 3 and 4.

The two shootings shocked Serbia and triggered the biggest anti-government protests since the Serbian Progressive Party took power in 2012, prompting the government to call a snap election.

Jelena Acimovic is not a model, but on Friday evening she walked the runway at Belgrade Fashion Week in a dress designed by Dior after drawings by her 14-year-old sister who was killed in a school massacre last year.

Jelena Acimovic is not a model, but on Friday evening she walked the runway at Belgrade Fashion Week in a dress designed by Dior after drawings by her 14-year-old sister who was killed in a school massacre last year. Angelina Acimovic was in history class when her classmate, a 13-year-old boy, entered the school and killed nine pupils and a guard in a shooting spree. "This dress is white and resembles a wedding dress, she did not live long enough to see me as bride," Jelena said before the show. To commemorate Angelina's life, her family last year called on designers to make dresses after her drawings made when she was 10 years old and attended a design course for children. Many Serbian designers responded and two dresses were made by Dior. Angelina's two sisters, nine of her young friends and several professional models walked the runway wearing dresses. "In every drawing there was joy and beauty. She had a very serious approach," said Bata Spasojevic, a Serbian designer who was among the first designers to respond to the Acimovic family's call to revive their daughter's sketches. Angelina's other sister, Marija, wore an elegant sleeveless pink dress with a train. Pink was Angelina's favourite colour, she said. "I am thinking about Angelina, that she is with us this evening and that she is happy with what we are doing," Marija said. Andjelko Acimovic, Angelina's father, established a foundation named after his youngest daughter to commemorate her life. "We believe that she is watching what we do and we will do everything to make her proud the way she made us proud," Acimovic said. Last year 18 people were killed in two shootings - one in elementary school and another one in a small town outside Belgrade - on May 3 and 4. The two shootings shocked Serbia and triggered the biggest anti-government protests since the Serbian Progressive Party took power in 2012, prompting the government to call a snap election.

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