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Indian Fashion goes International with Anamika Khanna


anamika khannaAnamika Khanna is a well known name in the fashion fraternity. Without any sort of formal training in designing, she jumped into the limelight when she won the Damania Fashion awards. Since then the versatile nature of her work has firmly kept her in the midst of that spotlight.

Anamika Khanna’s work consists of two lines, her Prêt line and her Couture line. The strong points of her designs are the interplay of color and craft with emphasis being on trousseau wear. Most of her designer wear is influenced by global designs blended with ethnic Indian crafts. Anamika Khanna’s prêt line consists of quirky outfits which take the concept of tendy to entirely new levels. The harmonious blend of eastern and western wear has made her popular worldwide and she boasts of an impressive clientele from Spain, UK, USA, Thailand, Japan, Dubai etc.

Anamika Khanna’s demand has escalated significantly over the last few years which in turn has led her to retail from several outlets. Some of her retailers include at Carma (New Delhi), Ogaan (New Delhi & Kolkata), Ensemble (Mumbai & New Delhi), Espee (Kolkata), Ffolio (Bangalore and Chennai), Kimaya, and Elahe. Her signature outlet however, is based in Kolkata and is a defining landmark in terms of style. Anamika Khanna’s most recent work is the launch of her international label ‘Ana Mika Boho’ which will make its debut in UK.

Anamika’s designs showcase an excellent understanding of silhouettes and use of fabrics. Each individual piece is treated innovatively to give a unique look. Patchwork antique brocades, tanchois, silks, shot silk and various other fabrics are used for tailoring kurtas, blouses, jackets, tops, corsets and even pajams, skirts and such items.

Anamika Khanna has also created garments based on Indian textile craft and merged it with a bold style. The collections were ornamented with applique and kantha work on block prints on net, muslins and cottons. One of her revolutionary designs included leg warmers paired with wrapped tops and topped with webbing straps. The collection was both refreshing and sexy.

Textured clothes and vivid colors are her signature. The outfits are comfortable and yet exude sensuality. The major feather in Anamika Khanna’s hat was the overwhelming response to her wacky designer wear at the Lakme India Fashion Week Grand Finale in 2004. The success of that event was of a magnitude not seen before in the country. Close on the heels of that event came her success at the London Fashion Week in 2005. Khanna’s design at the London Fashion Week created a furore in Europe. British retail giant Harrod’s offered her an exclusive contract based on her creative demand at the London Fashion Week.

The contract with Harrods sealed her fate as a designer of name as well as fame in India. Her success story is an inspiration to aspiring designers worldwide.

Wow Designs by Wendell Rodricks


Wendell Rodricks in Lakme Fashion WeekIt is said that one is born to his job and this statement truly applies to Wendell Rodricks. How else would someone from the hospitality industry make it big in the world of fashion? A successful occupation in hotel management took a three sixty degree turn as Wendell Rodrick started off his career as a catering graduate but gravitated towards the glamorous world of fashion designing. He kick started his training in Los Angeles and Paris before he headed back home in 1988. The next two years were spent working for a number of high flying brands such as Garden Vareli and Lakme. Apart from all this he spent three years in researching the theme of the history of Goan costumes and his internship was at the National Costume Museum in Lisbon and the Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology, New York.

Born in the village of Colvale in Goa, Wendell Rodricks has carved a niche for himself in mainstream Indian fashion with his collection of new and innovative looks. Given the fact that he still resides in his rural hometown, it is astounding that he still has control over quite a significant portion of the world of haute couture. So much so that he is the only Indian ever to be invited to IGEDO, the largest garment fair in the world and open the Dubai Fashion Week and display his garments there as well. It comes as no surprise when he is rated as one of the top 10 designers of our country.

Wendell Rodricks’ portfolio comprises of varied work such as lecturing on world costume history, fashion journalism, international advertising campaign stylings etc. His long list of accomplishments also includes acting. His television appearances include a part in the TV play True West and in films he has had roles in Boom in 2003 and more recently, a cameo in Fashion.

Ever since 1993 Wendell Rodricks has been a regular at prominent Indian fashion shows. Each fashion season is a witness to Rodricks’ unmatchable creativity as he comes up with stunning designs that leave spectators gaping. His innately Indian designer wear is inspired by the natural beauty around him. When it comes to Indian clothes, Rodricks has put forward his theory that the varied clothes in India are a result of numerous foreign influences. According to Rodricks’ research, our traditional dress, the sari, is a derivative of Athenian garments. The jubba-coat combo along with pajamas is a Kushan influence which was borne out during the rule of Kanishka almost two thousand years ago. Dresses like the Salwar Kameez and kurta are of course purely Moghul. The Huns of Central Asia introduced us to the long cloaks while Arabs brought in skirts and robes.

This Goa-based fashion designer was also the first to introduce TENCEL to Indian retailers. He is truly a master craftsman in his field of work and can be credited with giving the fashion world masterpieces which are timeless.

Ritu Beri Sarees


ritu beri sareesIn the world of Indian Fashion Ritu Beri’s name is one which spells brilliance and success all at once. She is undoubtedly a rare combination of beauty with intellect along with a healthy dose of creativity that has made her a well known name in India as well as abroad. Her name is one which is synonymous with high end fashion catering to all occasions.

One of the most fantastic designers of our time, Ritu Beri is famous for her use of block prints and intricate motifs in her brand of designer wear sarees. Her stunning designs are a big hit with fashionable women who yearn to be draped in gorgeous designer creations for every event. Indeed, Bollywood stars and industrialist wives can often be spotted draped in Ritu Beri Sarees at red carpet events.

According to Ritu Beri herself, her work is an honor as well as a challenge for her. She captures the cheerful and lively Indian culture in her Saree Designs and gives them a different lease of life. Her specialty lies in her traditional Indian wear, especially the bridal collections of lehengas and sarees.

The much touted bridal collection from Ritu Beri is designed in colorful fabrics with detailed and complicated zardosi, bandhni or chikan work. When it comes to materials, there is no holds barred for this designer. Cotton blends, satins, crepes, georgettes, silk and other luxe fabrics are used to tailor the exquisite bridal dresses. The heavily embroidered creations are further ornamented with sequins, rhinestones and even crystals.

Ritu Beri is also credited with introducing the Lehenga Sarees to the general public. Her collection of zari, mirror, stone, zardosi, kundan and pearl encrusted saree lehengas won her a lot of accolades. The romantic tones of the garments reverberate with echoes of bygone eras and yet they have a very contemporary touch to them as well. Also impressive is her collection of Salwar Suits. Made mostly out of crepe and crepe blend fabrics, the salwar sets are unparalleled. As with all her other designs, they too are heavily embroidered and of course have that all essential hint of westernized cuts that are perfect for the modern women’s sensibilities.

A little known fact about Ritu Beri is that she has a clothing line dedicated exclusively to children. Named ‘Baby Beri’, this range was launched by Akshay Kumar and caters to stylish kids who want their slice of designer wear.

Aside, from the ubiquitous zari enriched garments, Ritu Beri recently made headlines with her Autumn/Winter collection of 2010 which was a tribute to the brave Indian soldiers. The dynamic range featured a deadly combination of feminine flexibility with military inspired jackets, coats, metallic accents and gold embroidery on colors of military green, khaki, black, red and blue.

Ritu Beri Sarees style are defined by her urban chic look of flowy lines, pleats and ruffles with subtle detailing. The soft fabrics and elegant designs are what give her collections a different edge.

Few from Ritu Beri’s Collection

Anamika Khanna’s Bridal Collection


anamika khanna bridal collectionAnamika Khanna’s Bridal Collections are all about veering away from the traditional. Demure bridal designs are passé for her. Her bridal wear is all about sharp cuts and elegant silhouettes. While Anamika Khanna does use a lot of traditional gold, her bridal collection breaks the rules by experimenting with black as well.

Her avante garde designs got her an invite to the Bridal Asia event held in Pakistan. She attended the prestigious Bridal Asia event along with two other prominent Indian designers. The designer’s creations are ruled by royal influences which are reminiscent of the Maharajas of yesteryear. As a nod to contemporary tastes, the blingy and glitzy dresses of yesteryears were toned down into softer hues with liberal use of gold and silver.

Keeping the tastes of the new age bride in mind, Anamika tries to draw a compromise between the uber modern and the traditional. The results? A red sharara with black patchwork..or maybe netted leggings with a flowy white top. The dresses are sure to cater to modern demands as well as keep the in-laws happy. The designer’s talents know no bounds when it comes to clothes. The artistic creations are tailored keeping in mind both the modern scenario as well as our cultural heritage.

sonam kapoor in anamika khannas collectionAn interesting twist given by Khanna in one of her bridal collection shows was to base an entire collection around Indian Dhotis. The humble dhoti, under the designer’s skillful hands, was transformed into beautiful cowl dresses. Anamika Khanna’s latest muse, Bollywood artist and fashionista Sonam Kapoor, displayed the key piece of that collection which was a drape dress in stunning golden tones with mukesh work on the bodice and subtle embellishments on the skirt to define the folds of the cowl. The same show also featured other creative show stoppers such as drape dresses in monochrome, coats with pleats, layered saris and tunics. The clothes were embellished with pearls and cut flowers which was refreshing for the fact that the same old designs and embroidery was effectively avoided. It was a completely new concept which till then had not been explored by any other designer.

Anamika Khanna’s bridal collection is well known for her unique blends of Indian and western elements. In the designer’s own words, her goal is to elevate Indian traditional crafts to an international level. This fact was proven by her recent collection at the Delhi Couture Week where fitted jackets, lehenga cholis and dresses dominated the ramp. Among all of her bridal creations memorable designs include such gems as unconventional asymmetrical hems made by knotting the sides of the garments, floral embroidery work, trelliswork, detailing with Rajput figurines and pearl embellishments. Her fabrics are fluid and shimmery giving the outfits a very feminine look. Anamika’s flawless design sensibilities and construction make sure her creations are eye catching always.

As compared to her counterparts like Manish Arora or Sabyasachi Mukherjee, Anamika Khanna is lesser known outside of India. Yet, her kitschy and jazzy creations are now rapidly getting her the attention she deserves.

Anamika Khanna, A Milestone of Indian Fashion


anamika khannaThe year started well for Anamika. The Kingfisher Award for the Fashion Designer of the Year is already in her bag.

Anamika started designing “Without any formal training in the craft. The Damania Fashion Award (1995) jump started her career, which bought her into the limelight and her creative versatility.

Her work comprises two lines – Prêt and Couture. Anamika Khanna specializes in trousseau wear with color and crafts being her forte. Strictly, conformist in the non-conformist way, her look is global with ethnic Indian craft as her mainstay. Her prêt line borders in seriously quirky, giving the word ‘trendy’ a new definition. It is the blend of ethnic and western in her collection that has appealed to the fashion conscious all over the world and bought her clients from Spain, UK, USA, Japan, Thailand, The Middle East etc.

Her spacious store in Kolkata almost stands out as a landmark and redefines fashion retailing, exuding a sense of whimsical style yet serenity at the same time. Anamika Khanna also retails through Carma (New Delhi), Ogaan (New Delhi and Kolkata), Ensemble (Mumbai and New Delhi), Espee (Kolkata), and other prominent stores across the country.

After the success of her show at the Lakme India Fashion Week Grand Finale 2004 she got an overwhelming response at the London Fashion Week 2005. This was followed with an exclusive contract with British major, Harrod`s. Other major awards include an induction into the Damania Fashion Hall of Fame, the Exports Council Award, the Texcellence Award for Outstanding Boutique (Female) and the Kingfisher Designer of the Year Award 2004. She was nominated at the MTV Youth Icon Awards 2003 as the Breakthrough Designer of the Year, at the MTV Lycra Style Awards 2004 as the Designer of the Year and at the F Awards as the Designer of the Year (Women – Prêt), 2004. As a part of Bridal Asia, Anamika Khanna was invited to Pakistan along with two other “fashion gurus” to showcase their exquisite bridal collection there. She has been invited to showcase her collection at the Will’s Lifestyle India Fashion Week Grand Finale AW 08 edition again this year.

LIFW-collection-2004

The collection is ethnic and sporty, targeting a younger audience in line with Lakme’s summer range. The silhouettes are global with every fabric used being ethnic. BURST is bright, full of vivid colours and every garment depicting fruit colours’, vivacity and energy.

Wills Fashion Week – 2010, Edgy and Eclectic

Anamika Khanna showcased her S/S 2010 collection with the edgy and eclectic taking on Indian sensibilities and craft. The collection is dedicated to a woman who knows her mind and is thus represented by black and white contrasts. She is non-traditional with the sari worn over pants, treats expensive with nonchalance and has the courage to finally wear her fully crafted jacket in tatters.

The sarees were in solid colours with sheer imparting a glamorous persona. A touch of copper border added the sheen. Muslins, chiffons and summer silks were crumpled in every form. Khanna has used calico prints in her collection.

That’s ANAMIKA KHANNA! A regular participant in fashion shows, her look is classy yet subtle, creative yet traditional, stylish yet comfortable. Yes, style never got as good as this!

Off-beat Sarees by Indian Fashion Designers


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Sari is an Indian attire, which has a mesmerizing grandeur about it. The charm has even crossed the boundaries of the country itself making even foreigners interested in it. However, due to the complex and often confusing way of wearing a sari, it has led many Indian women to turn away from it on regular days and resort to other types of dresses. However, even though it is time consuming to wear a sari, the beauty it imparts to the wearer cannot be overlooked. That is why even new-generation fashion designers are also taking keen interest in this attire making them off-beat and attract more women to it form of Indian Ethnic Wear.

The top Indian fashion designers have set their eyes now to make sari a form of contemporary style-statement. This involves coming up with more and more chic designs that are sometimes gorgeous to suit the occasion and sometimes simple but stylish for day-to-day wear and tear. This wide variety in sari is incorporated to make it afit attire for the busy and fast urban lifestyle now-a-days. The term ‘neo sarees’ perfectly describes this new trend.

Designers are approaching to give a make-over to saris by turning them into-easy-to-wear dress while not compromising on the glamour quotient at all. Pyjama sari is a very good example of one of these approaches. Created and showcased fashion designers Anamika Khanna, this sari design has a pyjama in it instead of a petticoat. The result is to allow the wearer walk in comfort without experiencing the feeling of the petticoat getting stuck with the folds of the sari. It also has crushed muslin pallus adding much style to the entire outfit.

Wendell Rodricks has come up with the innovative design of a sari gown. These off-beat sari-gowns are very comfortable as these have built-in choli and split pallu. It keeps the sari and its pallu in place which can pose a problem for the novices wearing sari. Yet another fabulous Wendell Rodricks creation is the jersey saree. Due to its casual and bold looks it impresses the young generation mostly. Moreover, it goes well with all- tops, tunics, pencil skirts and more.

In Nida Mahmood’s creation we find east meets west where she has made her models wear sari with jeans. Another strikingly contemporary and high on style is the design created by Sabyasachi Mukherjee. His creation is the Chhotu Sarees which is inspired by the way tribal women wear sari.

These are some of the new sari designs brought into the contemporary fashion world by some of the really talented minds and their endeavor to make sari not lose its timeless appeal.

Ritu Beri’s Collections


ritu-beri-collectionRitu Beri’S collections are immense and brilliant. A rare combination of beauty and brains paved her way to suucees.She graduated from NIFT and is consistently serving the Indian Fashion world. Her hard work and immense creative style has led her to make a space of her own in the fashion business.

A fantastic fashion designer identified for >block prints collection and intricate motifs, Ritu Beri, has smashed the fashion field in India with her immense styles, impressive sense of mixing colors in creative works. And the amalgamation of everything is producing stunning collections year after year.

According to Ritu Beri “Designing clothes for the Indian contingent is a great honor and a big challenge”.Indian Fashion is cheerful,evergreen and lively having the simplicity. Ritu Beri’s collection is synonymous to the above. She emphasizes block prints in her collection and intricate motif is what she is known for. Her collections which includes saree,salwars,lehenga’s,bridal wear and other attires has a traditional look with a contemporary touch and sensuous feeling.

Ritu Beri’s collection of bridal dresses includes colorful fabrics.It also includes heavy work of zardosi, badhni,and chikan.They are made out of all sorts of material – cotton blend, satin, crepe, georgette, silk, and other luxurious fabrics. They are heavily embroidered with beads, sequins, rhinestones, and Swarovski crystals.

Lehenga Sarees is gaining recognition. Ritu Beri’s collection includes this too.Her collections includes zari work, mirror work, stone work, embroidery work, zardoSi work, kundan work, pearl work, etc.These adds to the elegance and dazzling look of the garment.It reverberates eternal romance.

Ritu Beri’s collection of salwars includes heavy embroidery work and sequin work on fabric or crepe or semi crepe. The dupattas are gorgeously embroidered too. Her collections of salwars are exclusive and unparallel.The complete traditional salwaar with a tinge of western style gives it a grand look. Ritu Beri also has a kid’s collection which are vivacious,colourful and fantastic.Bollywood star Akshay Kumar launched the collection named ‘Baby Beri’ New Delhi(IANS)

Ritu Beri’s A/W 2010-11 collections is a tribute to the Indian Army. It is dynamic, stylish, sophisticated and refined. A combination of a rigorous feel and feminine flexibility. The silhouettes are fashionable and modern, tinged with flamboyance that adds glamour to the collection. Military inspired coats, high standing collars, double breasted jackets accentuated with metal buttons, and heavy gold embroidery are the main attributes of the collection. Colors like military green, khaki, black, blue and red hits the collection.

Ritu Beri’s collection includes classic black, white met primary colours for an urban feminine look. Flown lines, subtle detailing with pleats n ruffles, created from soft comfortable fabrics like knits, linen and elegant design give the collection a distinctive edge.

Ritu Beri’s Bridal Collection


The empress does not require any prologue among the fashion buffs around the world. And the empress is none other than Ritu Beri. The foremost and the most talented fashion designer’s bridal collection is a brides dream.

Ritu Beri’s bridal collections are unique and innovative. She has nurtured an exclusive and unparallel style of her own. She has created bridal collections that are truly magnetic, luring and comfortable. She stresses on block prints in her collection and is synonymous to intricate motifs. Her astonishing sense of mixing colors along with the traditional look with a modern touch and sensuous feeling is leading her to produce stunning bridal collections one after the other.


Ritu Beri’s bridal collection includes zardozi, badhni and chikan work. The above combines with the modern flair to create stunning outfits. Beauty carefully ornamented with the elaborate use of expert zari, embroidery, embellishment and thread works needs special mention. Ritu Beri’s bridal collection reverberates with eternal romance. It creates an aura of grandeur. Her bridal collections are vast and vibrant. Ritu Beri’s bridal collections are crafted in naturally rich fabrics like georgettes, crepes and tissues.

ritu beri lehengaThe legenga’s of Ritu Beri’s bridal collection are adorned with heavy embroiders, stones and other ornamentation. The meticulous, fine and gorgeous work are worth its price.

ritu-beri-bridal-collectionNayanika Chatterjee looks dazzling in the off- white gorgeous gown which is none other than a Ritu Beri’s bridal collection.

Here’s a dress for the bride. An extravagant design with a beautiful gold color. It’s a must wear from the Ritu Beri’s collection.

Another Ritu Beri’s bridal collection includes this awesome drape for the brides. One cannot evade this particular bride’s wear

Here is striking attire. The lehnga which is extremely long. It has a sexy blouse with spaghetti strap. An attractive red color with a rich combination of cut work and embroidery. This is another luring Ritu Beri’s bridal collection.

The days of traditional shop hopping in search of that ideal piece of clothing to be worn on the wedding day for the bride are gone. Now are the times when the brides have exclusive designer patterns designed and en suite for them. Women are willing to spend sumptuously to get the best possible designer wear. Designer Wedding Dress Patterns are definitely a rage today. It is absolutely a dream comes true for a woman who loves clothes and well, designer clothes as their bridal dress. And Ritu Beri’s bridal collection are worth buying.

Ritu Beri and Indian Fashion


Ritu BeriRitu Beri, a rare combination of beauty and brains is one of the renowned and peak fashion designers. She is a New Delhi based international fashion designer. Ritu Beri is consistently serving the fashion industry for 20 years. She graduated from NIFT in the later 80’s and was always one of the brightest students of the batch.

A stupendous fashion designer identified for block prints collection and intricate motifs, Ritu Beri, has made a break in the fashion sphere in India with her immense styles impressive sense of mixing colors in resourceful works.

Ritu Beri started off designing clothes for friends, relatives and herself. Her progress in life is unfailing. Later in 1990 she opened her own fashion studio “Lavanya” which was an instant success both in her homeland and in an international market. Her collection was even sold in the Meccas of London’s Regent Street. After this she never looked back. And now Ritu Beri stands as a fashion diva.

The diva is synonymous to feminine and funky designer apparels. The harmonious mixture of Indian heritage and western culture leads her to create a marvelous and splendid design which leaves people awestruck.

According to Ritu Beri “Designing clothes for the Indian contingent is a great honor and a big challenge”

ritu-beri-sareesRitu Beri is the first Asian Designer to head the French Fashion Brand “Scherrer”. She is the only Indian designer who got the honor to be featured in promostyl’s magazine ‘Acustyl’, which forecasts fashion trend world wide. Ritu Beri won an award for her book “How to Look Your Best”. The first book launched by her is “Firefly-A fairy tale”. She is also the author of a personal fashion book “101 Ways to Look Good” . Ritu Beri even won the coveted Creative Woman of the Year Award, Hind Gaurav Award, Bharat Nirman Award & Akea Best Delhi Designer Award.

Ritu Beri then launched “Sanskrithi” which spoke about the Indian ethnic scenario. Her collection raised a round of applause in the ethnic Indian population, which made her the cynosure of attention.


Ritu Beri’s notable international clients need special talk about. They are US President Bill Clinton, Prince Charles, Moulin Rouge, Nicole Kidman. Hollywood actress Andy McDowell, Supermodel Laetitia Casta.

On the other hand Madhuri Dixit, Rani Mukherjee, Priety Zinta, Parmeshwar Godrej and Shobha De are few among the nation clients.

Ritu Beri has designed uniforms for many corporate and institutionalized customers like Hotel Hyatt Regency, Delhi Police Band, Delhi mounted Police, Citizen Warden and Indian Olympic Association till date.Menoka Gandhi’s welfare group’s (People for Animal) clothes was created by this well known lady. Her style and elegance is flawless.

Today her design has come into limelight not only nationally but internationally. People talk about her designs in Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, USA, London and Paris. The first Indian designer to present a collection in Paris was none other than Ritu Beri. Ritu Beri, is gaining acknowledgment for her graceful and other times obscure designs, a woman who has put India on the apex in the fashion world. With her dazzling good looks and modern designs, she is creating an aura of magic all around. But still Ritu Beri says-”Today, the world is still my oyster and I appear to have succeeded in prizing it open just a little bit.”

Sabyasachi Mukherjee Sarees Collection


sabyasachi mukherjee sarees collectionWhen fashion touches the mother earth in Indian traditional way we call it a Sabyasachi Collection. Sabyasachi the fashion icon of India stands apart for his uniqueness in creating a magic with his ideas of styling and stitching. He got the fashion taste and love for the entire work from his own root Kolkata . His main work originates from the traditional clothes and handwork with patches and sequences. The legacy of fashion is carried on by and will be carried on by this Bengali man all through the fashion industry. He is the perfect man with the creative bend of mind and with the deep sense of intellect. ‘ Personalised imperfection of the human hand’is the main mantra of Sabyasachi Mukherjeee. Deserts, gypsies, prostitutes, antique textiles and cultural traditions of his home town, Kolkata. He uses unusual fabrics, texturing and detailing, ‘fusion’ of styles ‘patch-worked’ with gorgeous embellishments in a vibrant eclectic colour palette to make the feeling of going back to the ancient and medieval ages and giving the designs and the women wearing an ethnic look.. He describes his own collections as ‘an International styling with an Indian soul’.

He has masters the art of perfection specially for the bride and the Indian traditional dress that is sarees. Sabyasachi Mukherjee Sarees Collection is amazing and stunning. Sabya’s fashion hitherto has been known for dressing up elegantly the bride on the D-day. amazing saris with the most outstanding embroidery and prints inspired by the handlooms of kolkata and west Bengal are the major works of Sabyasachi.

sabyasachi sareesVelvet, silk,organza,brocade,chiffon, and georgette were the basis of the fabulous collection, in myriad muted colours. Sabyasachi Mukherjee Sarees Collection for the bride is about going back to the root and dress up an Indian bride with an Indian feel. Sabyasachi Mukherjee saree collection also speaks of his interesting blend of an old world charm with modernity. Fabulous and interesting designs include frail velvet tops designed with puff sleeves, crochet shifts, rose embroidered saris, crochet shifts, jackets with appliqués with feathered ribbons. Sabyasachi Mukherjee Saree Collection has the habit of using a range of muted colors like faded orange, lapis lazuli, tea rose, berry, rust and henna with antique floral designs to complement it and gently flow into one another.

sabyasachi mukherjee saree designsAmazing sarees with the most exceptional embroidery and prints encouraged by the Patan Patola Sarees of Orissa. Velvet, silk, organza, brocade, chiffon and georgette were the basis of the fabulous collection, in myriad muted colours. Prints were pure unadulterated ethic while fabrics ranged from cotton, silk, chiffon, georgette, brocades to lush velvets which were blended together for different segments of each garment.


With the Sabyasachi mukherjee saree collection the saree blouse adds a beauty, and a perfect cut and pattern add a lilttle more grace and eteniticity.. Sabyasachi is famous for his long sleeves off beat saree blouse designs. He mostly creates a choli of the saree with the contrasting color of the saree still holding a common link between the both

Sabyasachi mukherjee saree collection is totally different from the other designers for he brings out the modernity and dignity slitt sticking to the rooted tradition. His design has the simplicity yet the depth, texture and colors.

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