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Nov 233 min read

Revolutionizing Style: The Visionary Female Indian Fashion Designers

Written By Abantika Paul

Edited By Vanya Jain

Presented By Delhi Royale


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Indian female fashion designers have fought their way through social stigma and never let their spirit die. They persisted in reaching their dream and achieved their goal by reaching the industry's top. Their success stories are nothing less than an inspiration and are a ray of hope for all those who are pursuing to be women fashion designers.  Indian dressing style has been dominated by men for ages and now our female fashion designers have bravely paved their way in the industry and redefined it according to our rich culture and tradition. 
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Indian Famous Fashion Designers


Indian female fashion designers have fought their way through social stigma and never let their spirit die. They persisted in reaching their dream and achieved their goal by reaching the industry's top. Their success stories are nothing less than an inspiration and are a ray of hope for all those who are pursuing to be women fashion designers.  Indian dressing style has been dominated by men for ages and now our female fashion designers have bravely paved their way in the industry and redefined it according to our rich culture and tradition. 


Female Dress Designers

In this Blog, we have categorized India’s most remarkable female dress designers whose works have rendered us speechless from the get-go. 


Ritu Kumar Fashion Designer

1.  Ritu Kumar

With more than 50 years of experience, this Indian Fashion Designer did not have an educational background in this field. She started her career as a fashionista from Kolkata with a pair of small tables and knowledge of hand-block printing. She used natural fabrics and dedicated her works to traditional weaving techniques.  Soon during the 1990s, this lady fashion designer stepped into the international market and won the hearts of many influential ladies. Her touch of Western elements on her dresses makes each and every piece an epitome of elegance. 
Ritu Kumar Designer

With more than 50 years of experience, this Indian Fashion Designer did not have an educational background in this field. She started her career as a fashionista from Kolkata with a pair of small tables and knowledge of hand-block printing. She used natural fabrics and dedicated her works to traditional weaving techniques.  Soon during the 1990s, this lady fashion designer stepped into the international market and won the hearts of many influential ladies. Her touch of Western elements on her dresses makes each and every piece an epitome of elegance. 



Masaba Gupta Fashion Designer


2. Masaba Gupta

This Indian famous Fashion Designer has a vision that merges contemporary and traditional elements, with modernity taking the lead. Her luxurious embroidery work on her ethnic dresses are renowned among top ranked celebrities worldwide. She is known for mixing our Indian culture through feminine drapes in a very chic style of the present-day world. This women’s fashion designer represented India when she was offered to re-design the exquisite line of Levi’s trucker jackets. 
Masaba Gupta

This Indian famous Fashion Designer has a vision that merges contemporary and traditional elements, with modernity taking the lead. Her luxurious embroidery work on her ethnic dresses are renowned among top ranked celebrities worldwide. She is known for mixing our Indian culture through feminine drapes in a very chic style of the present-day world. This women’s fashion designer represented India when she was offered to re-design the exquisite line of Levi’s trucker jackets. 



Neeta Lulla

3. Neeta Lulla

Have you seen the movie ‘Mohenjo Daro’? She was the woman leading the design team of phenomenal stylists for the film. This Indian Fashion Designer has worked on over 300 films and she was the one who designed costumes for the movie ‘Devdas’.  She is recognized for using Paithani, an ancient tapestry method that blends many threads of different colors, as well as gold and silver threads, to produce a dynamic piece of silk. She established the ‘Whistling Wood International Neeta School of Fashion’ in Mumbai in 2013, which is currently owned by Subhas Ghai. 
Designer Neeta Lulla

Have you seen the movie ‘Mohenjo Daro’? She was the woman leading the design team of phenomenal stylists for the film. This Indian Fashion Designer has worked on over 300 films and she was the one who designed costumes for the movie ‘Devdas’.  She is recognized for using Paithani, an ancient tapestry method that blends many threads of different colors, as well as gold and silver threads, to produce a dynamic piece of silk. She established the ‘Whistling Wood International Neeta School of Fashion’ in Mumbai in 2013, which is currently owned by Subhas Ghai. 


Anamika Khanna Designer

4. Anamika Khanna

This Indian Fashion Designer operates from Kolkata and was invited to Pakistan to display her bridal collections for Bridal Asia at the beginning of her career. We all have witnessed her stunning collections at Lakme Fashion Week 2004 where she showcased her international brand ‘Ana Mika’ and also saw her ace it at Paris Fashion Week 2007. In her creations, she incorporated zardosi, dhoti-pants, shararas, lehengas, and modernized Indian craft. It's Goth, Punk, and Bohemian all at the same time. 
Anamika Khanna

This Indian Fashion Designer operates from Kolkata and was invited to Pakistan to display her bridal collections for Bridal Asia at the beginning of her career. We all have witnessed her stunning collections at Lakme Fashion Week 2004 where she showcased her international brand ‘Ana Mika’ and also saw her ace it at Paris Fashion Week 2007. In her creations, she incorporated zardosi, dhoti-pants, shararas, lehengas, and modernized Indian craft. It's Goth, Punk, and Bohemian all at the same time. 



Ritu Beri

5. Ritu Beri

This young and talented Indian Fashion Designer came to the industry with a record-breaking attitude. She was among the first to launch her luxe masterpieces in a Paris Fashion Show. She is also the only Fashion Designer to get featured in Promostyl’s magazine ‘Acustyl’.  She was appointed the head of the French fashion house, Jean Louis Scherrer, to style their pret-a-porter collections in 2000. In 2010, Ritu Beri received the "Chevalier des Arts et des Lettres" accolade from the French government. She is famous for her feminine and funky designs. 
Ritu Beri Designer

This young and talented Indian Fashion Designer came to the industry with a record-breaking attitude. She was among the first to launch her luxe masterpieces in a Paris Fashion Show. She is also the only Fashion Designer to get featured in Promostyl’s magazine ‘Acustyl’.  She was appointed the head of the French fashion house, Jean Louis Scherrer, to style their pret-a-porter collections in 2000. In 2010, Ritu Beri received the "Chevalier des Arts et des Lettres" accolade from the French government. She is famous for her feminine and funky designs. 


Female Fashion Designers

If you are someone who is looking for the best Indian fashion designer to design your wedding gown or lehenga, feel free to trust them. A woman knows a woman better if not the best. These ladies have owned the fashion world and we are happy to share their journeys with you. Stay tuned to our blog for more such updates on fashion, luxury, and style. 


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Step Into The World Of Indian Fashion Designers. These Indian Famous Fashion Designers Offer Unique Collections Blending Tradition And Modernity. From Chic Female Dress Designers To Bridal Elegance By Ritu Kumar, Bold Prints By Masaba Gupta Fashion Designer and Neeta Lulla, Anamika Khanna Designer And Ritu Beri Offer Innovative Styles. Find Your Perfect Style Today At Delhi Royale Luxury Lifestyle Blog https://www.delhiroyale.in/luxury-lifestyle-blog

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