Design Mantra from Various Designers exclusively
for INIFD Ludhiana:
My Design Mantra is "Futuristic", "Functional", and "Conceptual" which takes into account structural Experimentation in Avant - Grade Philosophy.
Designer Amalraj Sengupta: A NIFT Kolkata 2008 Graduate majoring in fashion design.
Featuring these characters his achievements include USHA best 'garment construction' award for his graduating design collection.
An Award by Textile Minister during his 14th convocation ceremony for 'academic excellence and community service AWARD' for all over performance in college.
"The Van Heusen emerging designer award" for India's first ever Men's Fashion Week held in New Delhi by FDCI in 2009.
Recently Showcased the Summer resort 2011 Collection: "IN THE GAME OF CHESS' at LFW as an established designer.
Concept Note:
The Game of Chess - The Theme for this Summer Resort collection erupts from a black and white checkered floorboard essentially referring to the 'game of chess'. Hence, there will be a collection of garments displaying the veracity behind this world renowned game - its rolling up's and downs and the quintessential requirements of spontaneity to be able to play it.
As each player begins the game with Sixteen Pieces in the gradation of Pawns, bishops, Knights, Rooks and the King and Queen Respectively. There would be a sequential display of 32 Garments with two sets of eight ensembles each as ready-to-wear Pret depicting Pawns; one set in tints of whites and the other being in black.
There will be merging hue of black and while while climbing the hierarchy and going towards the kings and queens lending the garments an Avant-garde feel and making them look more and more creative with maximum ingenuity accorded to the two sets of 'Kings' and 'Queens' in relatively black and white tints and tones.
Recently Showcased the Summer resort 2011 Collection: "IN THE GAME OF CHESS' at LFW as an established designer.
Concept Note:
The Game of Chess - The Theme for this Summer Resort collection erupts from a black and white checkered floorboard essentially referring to the 'game of chess'. Hence, there will be a collection of garments displaying the veracity behind this world renowned game - its rolling up's and downs and the quintessential requirements of spontaneity to be able to play it.
As each player begins the game with Sixteen Pieces in the gradation of Pawns, bishops, Knights, Rooks and the King and Queen Respectively. There would be a sequential display of 32 Garments with two sets of eight ensembles each as ready-to-wear Pret depicting Pawns; one set in tints of whites and the other being in black.
There will be merging hue of black and while while climbing the hierarchy and going towards the kings and queens lending the garments an Avant-garde feel and making them look more and more creative with maximum ingenuity accorded to the two sets of 'Kings' and 'Queens' in relatively black and white tints and tones.
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