Designers

Avnni Kapur’s creations are an amazing array of fusion, classic, chic, boho, funky ranging from traditional Anarkalis, Lehangas, Sarees, ethnics to contemporary Indo-Westerns. The detailing is exquisite; the finish flawless. One can describe her lehenga designs as offbeat, yet chic.

For the young in age and at heart, you could even indulge in a scooter, auto-rickshaw, varied faces, rooster, or a cow appliqued/embroidered on your outfit blending seamlessly in perfect harmony.

Anisha’s quest for style and modishness wove the first threads of her label in the year 2012. Her styles appeal to both traditional hearts and contemporary spirits. What sets her ensembles apart are the unique and eccentric colour combinations blended beautifully making each apparel a masterpiece.

Blessed with creativity and out-of-the-box thinking, Anisha Shetty’s sources of inspiration are limitless. From nature, flora and fauna to sculptures, art and architecture, there is nothing that she cannot translate into a stylish piece of clothing.

Growing up, Piyanshu Bajaj, watched her grandmother sew colorful garments for god idols. This planted the fledgeling seed of becoming a fashion designer within her at an early age. After working with Shyamal and Bhumika for three years and sharpening her skills as a designer, in 2018, Piyanshu launched her eponymous fashion label.  The brand offers new and trendy silhouettes with exquisite hand embroidery.

Belonging to a business family, Rashika studied business and finance in school, but never wanted to let go of her love for fashion. This led her to study fashion at the Pearl Academy, New Delhi. Her eponymous label offers an array of new age silhouettes that give all her garments an offbeat look. Her designs are a mix of classic and contemporary, antique and new.

The label’s passion for both the design process and the ultimate garment is fuelled by the designer’s artistic sensibility and discerning eye for detail.

Established in 2017, Glitter Choli is the vision of a mother-daughter duo, Yasmin and Adeeba. While working as a software developer, Adeeba quickly discovered that her first love is the beauty and glamour of the fashion industry.  Thus started her journey of mixing glitter, colors and beautiful cuts to delivery minimalistic yet traditional ethnic wear.

“Custom made shouldn’t necessarily mean expensive.
We challenge the notion of ready-to-wear by pricing our outfits at a similar price point.”

“When you do what you love, it doesn’t feel like work,” shares Morley Patel, the creative and marketing head of DMODE.  After over 15 years of honing her strong business and marketing skills, Morley Patel, went back to her family business to help set up an extension of it – DMODE by Divine Designz, a bespoke menswear brand. DMODE strives to bring garment cuts and fits that influence both the Asian heritage and Western Cultures using only superior weaves and exquisite embroidery.

Spring Break is a Bombay based brand specializing in bringing quirky and edgy prints to all things Indian wear. Their combination of funky prints and traditional silhouettes will ensure you stand out at that next wedding party.

Paarsh Atelier was founded in 2019 by Priyanka Pandey, a graduate from the London School of Economics, with a vision to inject the menswear market with much-needed new ideas. A brand with a difference, Paarsh believes in embracing classical India and merging it with the contemporary present. With a vivacity of colors embroidered on prime materials, the clothes are crafted by experts in the field.

From traditional silhouettes to contemporary styles, Paarsh is a space, a brand, an idea for Everyone!

From being a flight attendant in emirates airlines to being a designer, Agnijita Banerjee had the most cherished journey. She started her beloved brand Quench A Thirst in 2021 with her sister Ishita Banerjee. Quench A Thirst is an effort that portrays modern sensibility and feminine sartorial style reflecting the vivid craftsmanship that is valued by today’s fashionistas.

Ethical fashion is the recognition that there are human beings behind the clothes that we wear.