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Rimzim Dadu

Rimzim Dadu, the brand is a living archive of the designer’s innovation through surface textures. Discarding convention, the design philosophy is a homage to traditional weaves - by way of innovative materials, deconstruction and re-engineering.

The brand fills a gap in the homegrown category for contemporary and luxury ready-to-wear, with her line of hand-crafted clothing that has received national and global recognition for its progressive surface texturing.

Last year the designer was a part of the Forbes India "30 under 30" and with almost 10 years in the business, Rimzim Dadu is still one of the youngest Indian designers to be featured in the Victoria & Albert Museum’s exhibition titled “Fabric of India” and the Devi Art Foundation's recent textile exhibition "Fracture".

A fashion designer by education, with a production back end in apparel exports, Rimzim Dadu's designs take from a nonchalant view of “fashion” but an appreciation for the process as an art form, she is commonly referred to as a progressive texturist.

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#Innovation #Surface Texture #RTW #Indian Designer #Design in India #Forbes 30 under 30 #Devi Art Foundation #Handcrafted #craftsmanship #deconstruction

Rimzim Dadu

Rimzim Dadu, the brand is a living archive of the designer’s innovation through surface textures. Discarding convention, the design philosophy is a homage to traditional weaves - by way of innovative materials, deconstruction and re-engineering.

The brand fills a gap in the homegrown category for contemporary and luxury ready-to-wear, with her line of hand-crafted clothing that has received national and global recognition for its progressive surface texturing.

Last year the designer was a part of the Forbes India "30 under 30" and with almost 10 years in the business, Rimzim Dadu is still one of the youngest Indian designers to be featured in the Victoria & Albert Museum’s exhibition titled “Fabric of India” and the Devi Art Foundation's recent textile exhibition "Fracture".

A fashion designer by education, with a production back end in apparel exports, Rimzim Dadu's designs take from a nonchalant view of “fashion” but an appreciation for the process as an art form, she is commonly referred to as a progressive texturist.

#Innovation #Surface Texture #RTW #Indian Designer #Design in India #Forbes 30 under 30 #Devi Art Foundation #Handcrafted #craftsmanship #deconstruction

Rimzim Dadu

Rimzim Dadu, the brand is a living archive of the designer’s innovation through surface textures. Discarding convention, the design philosophy is a homage to traditional weaves - by way of innovative materials, deconstruction and re-engineering.

The brand fills a gap in the homegrown category for contemporary and luxury ready-to-wear, with her line of hand-crafted clothing that has received national and global recognition for its progressive surface texturing.

Last year the designer was a part of the Forbes India "30 under 30" and with almost 10 years in the business, Rimzim Dadu is still one of the youngest Indian designers to be featured in the Victoria & Albert Museum’s exhibition titled “Fabric of India” and the Devi Art Foundation's recent textile exhibition "Fracture".

A fashion designer by education, with a production back end in apparel exports, Rimzim Dadu's designs take from a nonchalant view of “fashion” but an appreciation for the process as an art form, she is commonly referred to as a progressive texturist.

#Innovation #Surface Texture #RTW #Indian Designer #Design in India #Forbes 30 under 30 #Devi Art Foundation #Handcrafted #craftsmanship #deconstruction

Rimzim Dadu

Rimzim Dadu, the brand is a living archive of the designer’s innovation through surface textures. Discarding convention, the design philosophy is a homage to traditional weaves - by way of innovative materials, deconstruction and re-engineering.

The brand fills a gap in the homegrown category for contemporary and luxury ready-to-wear, with her line of hand-crafted clothing that has received national and global recognition for its progressive surface texturing.

Last year the designer was a part of the Forbes India "30 under 30" and with almost 10 years in the business, Rimzim Dadu is still one of the youngest Indian designers to be featured in the Victoria & Albert Museum’s exhibition titled “Fabric of India” and the Devi Art Foundation's recent textile exhibition "Fracture".

A fashion designer by education, with a production back end in apparel exports, Rimzim Dadu's designs take from a nonchalant view of “fashion” but an appreciation for the process as an art form, she is commonly referred to as a progressive texturist.