Nestlé’s beloved coffee brand, NESCAFÉ is thrilled to announce its partnership with the 22nd Edition of Colombo Fashion Week, being the first ever coffee partner for the most coveted fashion event in Sri Lanka.
The fashion week is set to take place from February 19 to 22, showcasing multiple locations across Colombo.
As a brand that stands for creating great coffee experiences that make life better, the Nescafé Fashion Café will be a unique experience centre which brings together designers, artists, influencers, and fashion enthusiasts to connect, collaborate, and celebrate the power of self-expression.
As a brand that awakens your senses and fuels ambition, the Nescafé Fashion Café will be a creative space where the energy of the runway meets the warmth of a perfectly brewed Nescafé.
Bernie Stefan, Managing Director, Nestlé Lanka said “Colombo Fashion Week is a celebration of creativity and individuality, values that resonate deeply with Nescafé.
As a brand that aims to be an inspirational catalyst that enables you to ‘Make Your World’, we are excited to partner with Colombo Fashion Week to create a dynamic space for the fashion community to come together, share ideas and be inspired”.
(From left) Fazeena Rajabdeen (CEO, Colombo Fashion Week), Bernie Stefan (Managing Director, Nestlé Lanka), Ajai Vir Singh (Founder, Colombo Fashion Week), Mohamed Ali (Director, Dairy and Beverages, Nestlé Lanka) and Keashan Wijayasinghe (Assistant Brand Manager, Coffee, Nestlé Lanka) at the sponsorship handing over
Ajai Vir Singh, Founder, Colombo Fashion Week stated “February marks an exciting milestone as Colombo Fashion Week rolls out multiple groundbreaking initiatives including the Craft Fashion Fund, BRICS Fashion Exchange Program, a development Program for emerging designers and an island wide model search for new faces. With this exciting season ahead, we are delighted to welcome Nescafé as a partner for Colombo Fashion Week Summer 2025.”
Nescafé is not just a cup of coffee. It’s a brand that aims to inspire people in their daily lives, empowering them to see and evoke change, working together to make a difference in the world.
This remains true to Nestlé’s purpose of unlocking the power of food to enhance quality of life, for everyone, today and for generations to come.
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