Home » Fashion »  Top Designers »  Raghuvendra Rathore Scion to the throne of Jodhpur, Raghuvendra Rathore carries his royalty pretty easily. This dapper designer was once a student of Greek Philosophy. After graduating from Parsons School of Design, New York, in 1992, he served as an apprentice in the world famous Couture houses - Donna Karan, Oscar de la Renta, Bill Blass and Pierre Balmain. He couldn't have asked for better training!

He is not a Rajasthani for nothing. Rathore's couture line reflects his State's vibrancy. Be it the formal western wear, or even a trendy sports wear, to Rathore, Rajasthan's tradition of textiles, textures and vibrancy in colour palettes are tools to enliven his creations.

His style:

Slim and sleek silhouettes in dark, sober colours with a hint of wildness. A striking contrast that makes his clothes stand out in the crowd.

Latest collection:

Millennium 2000, a tribute to the diverse fabrics of India with abstract silhouettes, bias cut skirts, Jodhpur style trousers and brocade lehengas teamed with snug fitting black jackets.