Five Upcoming Designers To Add To Your Fashion Radar

While distinguished designers like Manish Malhotra, Anita Dongre, Sabyasachi Mukherjee & Tarun Tahiliani are certainly living the momentous journey in the mainstream fashion world, budding designers have carved a niche for themselves with impeccable artistry. Whether you’re looking for the perfect ensemble for a wedding soirée in summer or some evening affair glam, we scour down newly arrived crusaders hustling on Pernia’s Pop Up Shop ready to take over your wardrobe!

1.The Burnt Soul: As the fashion industry takes a rapid move past superficial resemblance focusing on the ethical concept of sartorial needs, a whole lot of designers have set sustainability into the picture. The Burnt Soul being one of the most promising of them spearheads an eco-friendly clothing line designing contemporary silhouettes. Experimenting with constructions and prints, the collection’s relaxed and casual flair boasts sustainability with zero compromises on its style. 

Key pieces to invest in: Finely tailored separates complement workwear dynamics, shirt dresses for elevated femininity and minuscule polka and stripe patterns promise summery goodness with oh-so-chic dynamics.

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  1. Pink Peacock Couture:  Pink Peacock Couture spells out refined luxury with some of the most sought-after couture and prêt designs for the modern bride. Rendering the use of rose gold embellishments is a distinguishing signature for the label, making Masumi Mewawalla one of the first Indian designers to introduce this hue on the bridal runway.


Key pieces to invest in: Rose gold embellished lehengas that redefine bridal wear norms and cocktail number encapsulate the perfect wardrobe for a destination wedding.

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  1. Shashank Arya: New connoisseur on the block Shashank Arya encores desi vibe with a spin of soft sculptural tailoring and a penchant for layering. From playing amidst monochrome palettes to a soothing sombre theme, the designer lines up an impactful curate for cocktail soirees.

Key pieces to invest in: His reprise of concept sarees and ombre toned co-ords define power dressing for reception parties this season.

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  1. Saaksha Kinni: The Gen Next designer duo Saaksha Kinni’s experiment with voluminous construction coupled with a warm colour palette customizing an edgy resort wear edit. Sedate floral prints, fluid separates seamlessly slot as statement makers for your summer vacation getaway.

Key pieces to invest in: Uber chic patterned jumpsuits with longline capes work best to experiment your style sensibilities while the modernized Anarkali sets with a gypsy vibe are attuned to summer trends.

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  1. Nautanky by Nilesh Parmar: Nilesh Parmar’s signature curation channels a refreshing take on the traditional ethnic pieces with timeless interpretations. Powdery colours and contemporary silhouettes infused with culture-rich zardosi, aari and pita embellishments are sure-fire head turner picks for destination wedding getaways.

Key pieces to invest in: Fusion style lehenga ensembles and coordinates should be your go-to picks for day-time soirées.

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