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Fashion Designers 20 NIFT NID EXAM

 Indian Fashion Designers

  1. Sabyasachi Mukherjee – Sabyasachi
    Known for his opulent bridal wear, Sabyasachi blends traditional Indian craftsmanship with modern silhouettes. His label is synonymous with luxurious handloom fabrics and regal aesthetics.

  2. Manish Malhotra – Manish Malhotra
    A Bollywood favourite, Manish Malhotra is celebrated for his glamorous couture and costume design. His brand defines contemporary Indian fashion with intricate embroidery and sleek designs.

  3. Ritu Kumar – Label Ritu Kumar
    A pioneer in reviving Indian textile heritage, Ritu Kumar fuses traditional block prints with modern cuts. Her brand has championed handloom and artisanal techniques since the 1960s.

  4. Anita Dongre – House of Anita Dongre
    Founder of multiple sub-labels including AND and Global Desi, Anita Dongre promotes eco-conscious fashion. Her bridal and pret collections are celebrated for ethical luxury and handcrafted beauty.

  5. Tarun Tahiliani – Tarun Tahiliani
    Known for merging Indian opulence with Western structure, his bridal and couture creations stand out for their elegance and detail. His work often features chikankari, zardozi, and Mughal-inspired designs.

  6. Abu Jani & Sandeep Khosla – Abu Jani Sandeep Khosla
    This designer duo is famed for their intricate embroidery and lavish Indian ethnic wear. Their work is a blend of traditional grandeur with modern sophistication.

  7. Rahul Mishra – Rahul Mishra
    An advocate of slow fashion, Rahul Mishra is the first Indian to win the International Woolmark Prize. His designs celebrate hand embroidery and Indian artisanship with global appeal.

  8. Masaba Gupta – House of Masaba
    Known for quirky prints and bold color palettes, Masaba’s brand is youthful and unconventional. She seamlessly combines Indian fabrics with modern silhouettes.

  9. Gaurav Gupta – Gaurav Gupta
    Celebrated for his futuristic and sculptural silhouettes, Gaurav blends art and fashion in couture. His dramatic drapes and avant-garde aesthetics are red carpet favourites.

  10. Payal Khandwala – Payal Khandwala
    Her label is known for strong color-blocking and architectural silhouettes. A painter turned designer, she integrates artistry and minimalism in her garments.

🌍 International Fashion Designers

  1. Giorgio Armani – Armani (Italy)
    A legend in tailored elegance, Armani revolutionized men’s and women’s suiting with minimalist flair. His brand epitomizes classic luxury and sophistication.

  2. Coco Chanel – Chanel (France)
    Founder of the timeless brand Chanel, she redefined women’s fashion with relaxed elegance and the iconic “little black dress.” Her legacy continues in haute couture, perfumes, and accessories.

  3. Donatella Versace – Versace (Italy)
    Now the creative force behind Versace, Donatella continues the brand’s legacy of bold, sexy, and glamorous fashion. Her designs are often defined by baroque prints and body-con silhouettes.

  4. Tom Ford – Tom Ford (USA)
    Known for revamping Gucci and later launching his own sleek, sensual brand, Tom Ford is synonymous with edgy luxury. His collections blend modern sex appeal with classic tailoring.

  5. Stella McCartney – Stella McCartney (UK)
    A pioneer in sustainable and cruelty-free fashion, Stella’s brand refuses to use leather or fur. She’s known for clean cuts, ethical practices, and powerful feminine silhouettes.

  6. Alexander McQueen – Alexander McQueen (UK)
    Renowned for his theatrical runway shows and dark romanticism, McQueen combined fine tailoring with avant-garde drama. His legacy continues to influence high fashion under Sarah Burton.

  7. Karl Lagerfeld – Karl Lagerfeld (France/Germany)
    The longtime creative director of Chanel and Fendi, Lagerfeld was known for his modern reinventions of classic designs. His own label reflected his distinctive monochrome aesthetic.

  8. Virgil Abloh – Off-White (USA)
    The late designer blended streetwear with high fashion, founding Off-White and later becoming Louis Vuitton’s menswear director. His designs challenged fashion norms and championed inclusivity.

  9. Issey Miyake – Issey Miyake (Japan)
    A visionary in fabric innovation, Miyake’s designs focus on technology-driven textures and pleats. His brand embodies the fusion of art, science, and comfort.

  10. Phoebe Philo – Phoebe Philo (UK)
    Formerly of Céline, and now heading her eponymous brand, Philo is revered for minimalist and intelligent womenswear. She designs with functionality, ease, and subtle luxury at heart.

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