Designer & Labels

Jisora’s kidswear collection is set to appeal to parents and industry buyers alike, offering pieces ideal for kids' everydaywear with a touch of elegance.

17:17 by Simmi Saboo offers a refreshing take on contemporary Indianwear, seamlessly blending intricate gold embroidery with vibrant digital prints to create a distinctive fusion of ethnic elegance and modern style.

Amit Aggarwal’s Banarasi Edit redefines traditional draping styles, making saree more accessible and appealing to today’s fashion-forward audience.

Kunal Anil Tanna’s collections are contemporary and stylish, without being overly experimental, making them ideal for individuals who enjoy playing with their personal style while remaining grounded in classic aesthetics.

‘Natak’, ITRH’s latest collection, incorporates voluminous silhouettes that are rooted in traditional Indian garments such as choli, kaftan, saree and lehenga. These iconic shapes are thoughtfully reinterpreted to exude opulence.

What sets the Rimzim Dadu label apart in the realm of Indian womenswear is its unique fusion of traditional craftsmanship with avant-garde design. The brand stands out for its innovative use of materials and techniques.

28 Moons creates unpretentious clothing that celebrates the boundless dichotomy of existence. The label is grounded in the time-honoured principles of durability, repairability, reusability and a reduced carbon footprint.

India Couture Week’s 17th edition, a week-long showcase, was a testament to the rich heritage and innovation of Indian fashion, highlighted by standout collections from 14 esteemed couturiers, each bringing their unique vision to the runw

With ‘Satori’, Vaishali S reaffirms her deep admiration for classic Indian hand weaves, taking us on a journey through India’s rich sartorial heritage while breathing new life into traditional textiles.