Anamika Khanna
Kolkata
Couture house
A Kolkata-based designer, among the first Indian designers to show at Paris Fashion Week and to launch a global line under her own name.
Fusion and Indo-Western from Kolkata
Kolkata is called a city of designers for a reason: it has produced a very large share of India's best-known names, and the studios still work here rather than moving out. Fabric, karigars and weaving clusters are all within reach, which is what keeps the work in the city.
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Dev r Nil
Kolkata
Design label
The label of the Kolkata design duo Dev and Nil, whose Lakme Fashion Week debut in 2006 brought them national attention.
July By Neha Bajaj
Ballygunge
Designer label
Western and fusion silhouettes, capes and dress sets.
85 Lansdowne
Kolkata
Multi-designer store
Labels from across India under one roof.
Fusion and Indo-Western area by area
Fusion and Indo-Western at Park StreetFusion and Indo-Western at Camac StreetFusion and Indo-Western at Hindustan ParkFusion and Indo-Western at BallygungeFusion and Indo-Western at Lake Gardens and Southern AvenueFusion and Indo-Western at GariahatFusion and Indo-Western at Salt Lake and New Town
Other design lines
Bridal CoutureLehengasDesigner SareesMenswear and SherwanisPret and Ready-to-WearHandloom-Led CollectionsSustainable and Upcycled DesignAvant-Garde and ConceptualDesigner Jewellery and AccessoriesTrousseau and Wedding WardrobesCostume and Film Design
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