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As one of the most original and creative designers in India, Sabyasachi Mukherjee has made a position for himself in the tinsel town. Prominent among Bollywood fashion designers, Sabyasachi has three major NIFT awards to his credit. The highlight has been his winning the `Times of India- British Council`s most outstanding designer of India` award. This has given Sabyasachi Mukherjee the opportunity to do his internship from London. Since then he has also supplied his own creations to Tony boutiques and made exclusive dresses under his own label.

Sabyasachi Mukherjee is one of the most prominent names among the international fashion designers. The design philosophy that has been espoused by him is the stylized imperfection of the human hand. Some of the designs that he incorporates includes antique textiles, deserts, gypsies and prostitutes since these features in human society have particularly interested him. For Sabyasachi Mukherjee, designing clothes is an extension of one`s intellect.



The collection that Sabyasachi had for the Lakme fashion week in 2002 was an interestingly whimsical collection which differentiated itself from other fashion labels. The dresses were different and one will be impressed with its fun idiom. He has used exquisite color mixes, unusual silhouettes and an extraordinary ornamentation of fabrics. Besides another interesting feature in Sabyasachi Mukherjee`s collection has been the bohemian trend. You will find the reflection of this trend in many of his dresses like the Indian silhouettes with tunics, patch skirts, sarees, blouses, churidars and jackets.

He also uses a rich combination of colors which are harmonious as well as contrasting. Oranges, fuchsias, peacock greens, reds, turquoise and henna are some of the variations. As far as mediums are concerned, duppioni, brocades, tanchois, bandhini and antique sari borders work best for his creative ensembles. Some of the collections of Sabyasachi Mukherjee are presently displayed in Melange & Ensemble, Mumbai, Carma & Ogaan, New Delhi, Espee & Intrigue, Kolkata and Origins and Oorja, Hyderabad.

Facts about Sabyasachi Mukherjee also speak of his interesting blend of an old world charm with modernity. Some of the interesting designs include frail velvet tops designed with puff sleeves, crochet shifts, rose embroidered saris, crochet shifts, jackets with appliqués with feathered ribbons. He has also been inspired by Victorian London and old streets of Calcutta and you will accordingly see a fusion or cross cultural effect achieved in his creations.

Sabyasachi has the habit of using a range of muted colors like faded orange, lapis lazuli, tea rose, berry, rust and henna with antique floral designs to complement it and gently flow into one another. Notwithstanding his other achievements, he has also made a name for himself by the prestigious order to make clothes for the film "Black" by Bollywood director, Sanjay Leela Bhansali.

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