DON'T LIKE MY DESIGNS? YOU DON'T HAVE TO.

Colours, colours and colours. Fashion in India means Manish Arora.

Aggressively sculpted shoulders, often with an armor that were balanced by volume.

Arora has established himself as an original conceptualist and his artful patterns and exotic flowers, were exciting as they were new.

Fashion imitating nature doesn't get much better than chez Manish, in terms of entertainment value.

But he's not the only indian designer (sure is the only one that looking outside India). Many of talented designers are now at work in India. Designers like: Anamika Khanna and Sabyasachi Mukherjee.

"I DON'T THINK MY IMMAGINATION IS CRAZY. IT'S JUST THAT I'M FEELING MORE AND MORE CONFIDENT" Manish Arora.

Colore, colore e colore. Moda in India vuol dire Manish Arora.

Aggressive spalle scolpite, spesso con un'armonia conferita dai volumi.

Arora si è affermato come eclettico concettualista. I suoi fiori esotici e le sue fantasie ariginali, sono entusiasmanti! La moda che imita la natura non è mai stata tanto divertente!

Ma Arora non è l'unico stilista indiano (di sicuro è quello più internazionale). Ci sono però altri giovani stilisti che stanno lavorando in India, come ad esempio Namika Khanna and Sabyasachi Mukherjee.

Marianna Di Tommaso