There comes a time when you get bored of your own wardrobe, it’s time to kick it up.Plan everything about your all-new wardrobe.Whether it’s a summer/ resort or winter/festive you should be able to spot it for the key events till next twelve months.
India has plenty of designers with each label boasting a signature style and are always in vogue.From legends of Indian fashion industry like Ritu Kumar to emerging talents like Kanika Goyal,they all have effortlessly blended the age-old traditional designs with forward-thinking aesthetics.
We have made a list to help you out while shopping for each designer labels.
ANAMIKA KHANNA FOR INDIAN TEXTILE
Anamika Khanna is one of the very few designers covered by the Business of Fashion (BOF) magazine for blended traditional Indian textiles and techniques with Western silhouette and tailoring. Her signature style involves multiple layers and subtle golden embroideries and zardozi work. She produces both ready-to-wear and bridal lines, as well as the diffusion label Ana-Mika. Check out her collection below.
MANISH ARORA FOR ROCK STAR LOOK
A contemporary designer with traditional vibes. His color palette makes every woman looks like rock star. Manish Arora is one such name in our Indian Fashion Industry who has introduce best quality rock star dresses for women by balancing unique craftsmanship along with modern approach.
SABYASACHI MUKHERJEE FOR ANTIQUE CHARM
Sabyasachi Mukherjee; the Kolkata based fashion designer is well known for romantic and old charm clothing. For creating such timeless look and beautiful silhouettes he fusses various textiles with muted colour. International styling with an Indian soul, his ethnic wear is a must have for experiencing patch-worked embellishments and vibrant color palettes.
RITU KUMAR FOR VINTAGE EMBROIDERIES
Ritu Kumar; started her fashion career in 1969 is well-known for her artistic work of embroideries, craft and weaves. She is the first woman who introduced India with the ‘boutique’.Ritu, her brand offers old and classic style dresses. Her range of western and Indian apparel is crafted for all women across the continents who can easily identify with her vision of design.
MASABA GUPTA FOR FUNKY PRINTS
Masaba Gupta, a young designer whose clothes has been promoted by Indian Celebs like Sonam Kapoor, Shilpa Shetty and others. Her collection is full of unconventional prints along with feminine silhouettes that attracts young fashion enthusiast a lot. Gupta is also well-known for the creative and artistic names she gives to her each collection.
TARAUN TAHILIANI FOR SILHOUETTES.
Tarun Tahiliani was the first designer who along with his wife , SailajaTahiliani set up India’s first multi-designer boutique, Ensemble, in 1987.Best known for infusing Indian craftsmanship and textile heritage with European tailored silhouette.His signature is to combine traditional aesthetics with modern design.
During his twenty-five years long journey, he is still at the top of the crop.
http://www.taruntahiliani.com/
KANIKA GOYAL FOR MINIMALISM
Kanika Goyal establishing her own label in 2014. Her love for minimalism is quite evident in her collection. Goyal’s menswear and womenswear are guided by a mix of classic luxury and urban chic fused with paradoxical textiles and shapes.
Check out her website given below to see her latest collection.
MANISH MALHOTRA FOR BOLLYWOOD FUN
Manish Malhotra, has styled over 1000 films and is credited for modernizing Bollywood costume design.Along with that he is credited for bringing Indian fashion into international level.He has his own high couture fashion label launched in 1998. Known for his luxurious, contemporary style that fuses traditional Indian colors, fabrics and embroidery.
PAYAL SINGHAL FOR SOUTH ASIAN TOUCH
Payal Singhal’s label was launched in 1999. She produces custom made-to-order designs alongside ready-to-wear bridal, contemporary and occasion design – is synonymous with confident, cultured South Asian style and boasts a flagship store in Mumbai and retail outlets in Hong Kong, the Middle East, India and the USA.
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