Fashion Technology Achievement Brings Two Second Prizes to KWC

The Department of Fashion Technology, Kamaraj Women’s College, Thoothukudi, proudly celebrates the achievement of its second-year students who secured Second Prizes in Wall Painting and Face Painting competitions conducted by JCI Pearl City Thoothukudi on 11 and 12 August 2026. The competitions provided students with an opportunity to showcase their artistic talent, creativity and presentation skills. Moreover, the students represented the college with confidence and brought recognition to the institution through their impressive performances.

Second Prize in Wall Painting Competition

Second-year Fashion Technology students participated in the Wall Painting Competition conducted by JCI Pearl City Thoothukudi at Sivathagulam School on 11 August 2026. The prize-winning team consisted of:

• R. Shanmuga Priya
• V. Jeeva
• L. Lowra Joy
• S. Umaya Jyothi

The students demonstrated their creativity and artistic abilities through their wall painting. Their coordinated effort, visual presentation and creative expression earned them the Second Prize in the competition. Furthermore, the competition gave them practical exposure to large-scale artistic work and encouraged them to transform their creative ideas into visually appealing designs.

Second Prize in Face Painting Competition

Students of the Department of Fashion Technology also participated in the Face Painting Competition conducted by JCI Pearl City Thoothukudi at ASKR Mahal on 12 August 2026. The participants were:

• M. Aruna
• M. Thanalakshmi

They showcased their artistic talent through creative face painting and secured the Second Prize. The competition required imagination, colour coordination, precision and effective use of artistic techniques. As a result, the students gained valuable experience in applying their creative abilities in a competitive environment.

Showcasing Creativity Beyond the Classroom

The Fashion Technology Achievement demonstrates the students’ ability to apply their creativity beyond regular academic activities. Participation in competitions such as wall painting and face painting allows students to explore different forms of visual art. In addition, such events help them develop creativity, confidence, teamwork, concentration and presentation skills. The two Second Prizes also reflect the students’ enthusiasm for participating in external competitions and representing their department and institution.

Two Second Prizes for KWC Students

The students achieved success in both competitions conducted by JCI Pearl City Thoothukudi:

• Second Prize – Wall Painting: R. Shanmuga Priya, V. Jeeva, L. Lowra Joy and S. Umaya Jyothi
• Second Prize – Face Painting: M. Aruna and M. Thanalakshmi

Thus, the students brought pride to the Department of Fashion Technology by securing prizes in two different creative events on consecutive days.

Encouraging Artistic Talent

The achievements highlight the importance of providing students with opportunities to participate in creative competitions. Through these events, students can develop their artistic interests while improving practical skills relevant to Fashion Technology. Moreover, competitive exposure encourages them to experiment with new ideas, work confidently and improve their creative abilities. Their success also motivates other students to identify their talents and participate actively in inter-institutional competitions.

Congratulations to the Prize Winners

The Management, Principal, Head of the Department, faculty members and students of Kamaraj Women’s College extend their heartfelt congratulations to all the prize winners for their commendable achievements. The students represented the college with enthusiasm and demonstrated excellent creative abilities. Therefore, their success has brought recognition to both the Department of Fashion Technology and the institution.

Conclusion

The participation of the Fashion Technology students in the competitions conducted by JCI Pearl City Thoothukudi resulted in a proud double achievement for Kamaraj Women’s College. The Second Prize in Wall Painting and Second Prize in Face Painting reflect the students’ creativity, artistic talent and dedication. Furthermore, the competitions provided valuable exposure and encouraged them to develop their skills beyond classroom learning. Kamaraj Women’s College proudly appreciates R. Shanmuga Priya, V. Jeeva, L. Lowra Joy, S. Umaya Jyothi, M. Aruna and M. Thanalakshmi for their remarkable achievements and wishes them continued success in their future academic, artistic and extracurricular endeavours.