Nexus Seawoods Mall Launches Denim And Sneaker Festival For Summer Travel And College Style
Running from May 20 to June 15, the festival features an extensive lineup of denim collections and trendy sneakers from both international fashion powerhouses and popular Indian labels.

As the summer vacation kicks in and students gear up for a new academic year, Nexus Seawoods Mall, has rolled out the Denim and Sneaker Fest | FPJ
Navi Mumbai: As the summer vacation kicks in and students gear up for a new academic year, Nexus Seawoods Mall, has rolled out the Denim and Sneaker Fest, a celebration of two timeless fashion essentials.
Running from May 20 to June 15, the festival features an extensive lineup of denim collections and trendy sneakers from both international fashion powerhouses and popular Indian labels. Shoppers can expect to find the latest arrivals from top brands including Levi’s, Jack and Jones, ONLY, Vero Moda, Superdry, Gas, Calvin Klein, GAP, Mango, Celio, Being Human, American Eagle, and footwear icons like Nike, Puma, Skechers, Asics, along with H&M, Azorte, Lifestyle, Shoppers Stop, and many more.
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The fest is timed for pre-travel shopping and back-to-college wardrobe upgrades, offering everything from classic fits to bold new styles in both denim and footwear. The mall is also hosting Shop and Win contests, where participants stand a chance to win denim wear and sunglasses, alongside exclusive offers and attractive giveaways. The festive atmosphere aims to provide a fun-filled shopping experience for the entire family, said a spokesperson of the Mall.
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