Top 10 Fashion Designers Who Changed The Industry
Every woman has her own signature style and fashion have a significant influence in many ladies' life regardless of the size is, to guarantee our women sparkle in their everyday life or special occasions. These designers have been giving promising designs and create an awe moment to all the ladies globally.
This International women's day we brought the top 10 female fashion designers that you need to follow in 2022.
Ritu Kumar
Ritu Kumar is India's largest and most well-known designer-wear brand. Since 1969, it has established its distinct style, incorporating ancient Indian workmanship into a contemporary language. Natural textiles, as well as traditional printing and weaving techniques, are used prominently in Kumar's designs.
She's incorporated Western aspects into her work, but she's mostly stuck to traditional sari designs.
Ritu Beri
One of the most well-known Indian fashion designers, she has been providing the Indian fashion market with her feminine and funky designer wears for many years. She is one of our country's brightest stars. Ritu Beri, a young and promising fashion designer, enrolled in the National Institute of Fashion Technology in 1988.
She was one of the select few talented students chosen to work at this prominent institution.
Ritu Beri, a fashion designer, has achieved steady development throughout her life.
She began by designing clothing for friends and family members.
Later in 1990, she took the first steps toward opening her fashion studio, 'Lavanya,' from which she designed her first collection, a few of which were sold out immediately.
She was influenced by India's diverse cultural traditions.
Neeta Lulla
Neeta Lulla has been a costume designer, fashion stylist, and role model for hundreds of new entrants into the fashion industry in India for over two decades. She is one of India's most well-known and respected fashion designers. She has designed and styled clothing for high-end clients.
Bollywood films: From bridal lehengas, saris, trousseau dresses, ready-to-wear, and gowns to costumes for movies, commercials, and musicals, Neeta Lulla crafts it all.
Lehenga sets with embellishments, applique, and patchwork in rich fabrics such as kanjivaram, brocade, handcrafted and 3D motif skirt and cholis, saris with intricate beads and gota embroidery, sequined kurtas with zari and applique embroidery with flared pants, ultra-luxe jumpsuits in crepe with cross-body straps, and saris with intricate beads and gota embroidery
Jaya Misra
Jaya Misra is based across the country with a penchant for fashionable clothes. Her work incorporates femininity and understated elegance, which is associated with two international brands. Valentino and Elie Saab are some of the international designers she admires.
With a strong work ethic and natural flair for design, it comes as no surprise that the designer has an overwhelming global presence, which has led her to showcase her work in places like China, the USA, Australia, Brooklyn, Boston, Philadelphia, London, Singapore, Hong Kong and Dubai, as well as at the prestigious Vancouver and Belgrade Fashion Weeks. In India, Misra has showcased at the Aamby Valley India Bridal Week, the Audi Group show, Swarovski Show, India Resort Fashion Week many more.
She was also the official designer for the Femina Miss India pageant, for two successive years: 2012 and 2013. Jaya’s designs got featured in a fashion-themed film titled, India Says, which got screened at the Miami Fashion Film Festival 2014 and got screened at the London International Fashion Film Festival.
Ranna Gill
Rana Gill returned to India in 1996 and established her label, Ranna Gill. The rest, as they say, is history. Ranna Gill now offers a complete line of ready-to-wear and accessories, such as purses and jewellery.
Ranna Gill's distinct selling point is her sensitivity and creativity, which she has used to guarantee that each collection has a distinct style statement while maintaining her core language.
Her outfits are distinguished by their techniques, craftsmanship, flair, and quality.
Anita Dongre
Anita Dongre founded her fashion label in the 1990s, and it is now the most well-known.
Anita Dongre's unique and one-of-a-kind designs have always been heavy traditional lehengas, anarkalis, kurtas, and saris.
Her affinity for traditional ethnic Indian clothing has earned the business the reputation of producing the most sought-after designer wedding and function dress collection.
Anita Dongre is a fashion designer who owns her own stores and has collaborated with a number of other designers.
Masaba Gupta
Masaba is known as the "Queen Of Prints. Masaba's collections are based on paintings and watercolour prints that are both bold and bizarre Masaba Gupta is noted for her free-spirited designs that express her individuality Masaba combines numerous components to generate drama on the page by elevating the beauty and enigma Masaba's oomph element is undeniable, whether he creates ethnic or western music Masaba Gupta uses vibrant designs and modern silhouettes to create a colourful and boho aesthetic
Pallavi Gupta
Pallavi Gupta caters to the unique & developing mindset of millennials who see luxury in experiences and aims to provide them with bold, assertive, and sophisticated contemporary luxury wear that is not just steeped in culture but also advanced in design.
Pallavi's urban sense of style and high level of comfort has been achieved through foreign fabrics and styles that epitomise her creative high.
Designer Pallavi Gupta blends rich materials with vivacious cuts and drapes in a playful, frisky, and one-of-a-kind way, with a talent for dressing up high fashion in a fashionable avatar. Pallavi's career began in Delhi India, in 2010 Gurgaon. Her ensembles have a cosmopolitan vibe, with multinational, cutting-edge styles in mind.
Somya Amlani
Designer of Kasso couture Saumya Almani surrounded herself by challenges of Fabrics and Colors at a young age after Passing 12th with No Infrastructure, No sources, No Idea just thought of Fashion Designer Without even knowing the exact meaning The journey started.
Starting a small unit of six karigar where she explored her passion for fashion, today armed with experience and a team of 30 karigar in the house she eventually launched her label KASSO in 2018. The aim is to make every buyer go Ooooowww with easy reach to their pockets, today at this platform the label wants every girl to embrace and define their style.
Ritika Verma & Harshita
Our talented Designer Ritika & Harshita are winning hearts with their work. Their label is named House of RIHA. The label is identified with luxurious, contemporary, and larger-than-life Indian glamour apparel.
Over the years, the label's aesthetic has aimed to combine traditional Indian craftsmanship with contemporary silhouettes such as gowns with intricate gold embroidery, cigarette pants worn with long jackets for women, voluminous lehengas worn with cropped blouses, and the use of non-traditional colours in bridal ensembles such as royal blue, soft pink, maroon, and so on.
The label's design language is said to mirror modern India and to exude beauty.
