Fashion Designers

Awards

Best Design Collection NIFT Kolkata , Best Design Collection NIFT All India,  Ritu Kumar Award for Excellence in Design, Femina British Council most outstanding young Designer of India Award (2001), Grand winner award at the Mercedes New Asia fashion week in Singapore (2003)

Sabyasachi Mukherjee, the young designer from Kolkata is making waves in the Indian fashion horizon.  After +2 from St.Xaviers college, he  graduated from NIFT Kolkata with three major awards in 1999. Just after graduation,  Sabyasachi launched his own label by the same name and currently has retails at New Delhi -Carma & Ogaan, ; Mumbai -Melange & Ensemble ; Kolkata-Espee & Intrigue, and Hyderabad- Origins and Oorja.

In 2001, Sabyasachi won the Femina British Council most outstanding young Designer of India award, which took him to London for an internship with Georgina Von Etzdorf, a designer based in Salisbury. He made his International label by bagging the grand winner award at Mercedes New Asia fashion week in Singapore in 2003.

Sabyasachi's design philosophy is very simple and clear ' Personalised imperfection of the human hand'. Deserts, gypsies, prostitutes, antique textiles and cultural traditions of his home town, Kolkata have been a lifelong inspiration for this designer who believes that clothes should just be an extension of one's intellect.  He uses unusual fabrics, texturing and detailing, 'fusion' of styles 'patch-worked' with gorgeous embellishments in a vibrant eclectic colour palette to make the feeling of going back to the ancient and medieval ages. He describes his own collections as 'an International styling with an Indian soul'.

In 2004, he went global with the Kaula Lampur Fashion week.  His collection ' The frog princess' at Lakme India fashion week established him as one of the most promising young designers for years to come.

He earned the distinction of being the only Indian designer invited to showcase at the Milan Fashion week 2004 and was voted by Asia Inc, a Singapore based business magazine as one of the ten most influential Indians in Asia, alongside Aishwarya Rai, Priyanka Gandhi, Sabeer Bhatia etc.

He entered into films with his costumes designed for Sanjay Leela Bhansali's film, 'Black' which  bagged the national award in 2005.