A product of the London School Of Fashion, Mandira honed her skills in the art of fashion designing from the international malls of London. Fusion being her mainstay; her clothes exude class and wearability that is reflected in her easy silhouettes, minimal embroideries and in straight and structured cuts.
Wirk describes designing as a “passion turned profession”. She rightly believes that design and style are an extension of a person’s personality and attitude. What sets this passionate designer apart is her vision. She uses a variety of fabrics like Silk, Crepe, Satin, Tussar, Blends, Jamavar, Georgette, Zari and Tissue and creates designs that suit the millennium-working woman. Her creations are a symbol of subtlety and many of her designs bear the forte of being seamless in their style. Her clothes have the simplicity of a genius, with attention to every meticulous detail.
Her first break in the fashion industry was with Rina Dhaka in 1999 and Wirk describes it as a great learning experience. She created a furore in the fashion arena with her 2001 Fall/Winter collection ‘Dawn To Dusk’ at Maurya Sheraton. In 2002, Mandira showcased her spring summer 2002 collection at the Lakme India Fashion Week followed by her highly acclaimed Fall/winter collection 2002. ‘Mandira Wirk’ is a designer wear label that has evolved over the last decade as a brand. March 2005 saw Mandira launching her prêt label ‘MW2’ with her Spring Summer 2005 collection ‘Colours of Spring’ at the Mist, Park Hotel.
The striking young designer has a presence in Munich, San Francisco, New York, Los Angeles, London, Hong Kong, Singapore, Dubai, Riyadh, Jeddah, Bangalore, Hyderabad and Mumbai. In New Delhi she retails through her own exclusive stores at "The Crescent" at the Qutub & The MGF Metropolitan Mall.
You can get Mandira at:
S – 6 2nd Floor, ‘The Crescent’ at the Qutab
Lado Sarai, New Delhi
It would be unfair on our part not to mention about the commendable contribution made by her to the Indian fashion world as well as its international counterpart. The ease with which she works reflects in her designs as well. 
‘Kiran Uttam Ghosh’ is a venerable name of Indian fashion renowned for her classic ensembles narrating the story of Indian wear going global. Kiran grew up in Kolkata aspiring and learning niceties of fashion. Nurturing her ambitions she graduated in fashion designing from Sophia Polytechnic in Mumbai and then headed to London under well- known British designer, Jasper Conran where she learnt the art of heeding to details which is so much a part of her work today.
Kavita Bhartia has been one of the pioneers in the Indian fashion industry and her brand has, over the years, developed a global identity. The Kavita Bhartia label combines Indian craftsmanship with innovative western silhouettes to create an enigmatic, distinctive look. Her collections are elegant with an irrepressible sense of fun and celebration; there is a play of colours, fabrics, prints and embroidery. The blend of traditional techniques, innovative treatments, and modern silhouettes brings an element of surprise to her every ensemble.
A Fashion Technology graduate from Wigan & Leigh College, Kolkata,being awarded as the best creative designer, in her graduation show. She has worked with fashion designer J.J. Vallaya in New Delhi, and hails from the well-known Khaitan family associated with Khaitan & Co., solicitors.
This ‘High priest of Indian Fashion’ firmly believes that elegance achieved through attention to details knows no season. He crafted a sensual fantasy of rich extravaganzas in the finest styles. Born in the princely city of Jodhpur in Rajasthan on October 8, 1967, he initially pursued a career in Accounting at a Chandigarh college after doing his B.Com, but was soon convinced that his heart lied in art. In 1989, he joined the National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT) in New Delhi to answer this calling and in 1991, he launched his couture label ‘JJ Valaya’. He, in association with his brother TJ Singh launched ‘The House of Valaya’ in 1992. His brother’s entrepreneurial abilities combined with his originality have made ‘The House of Valaya’, a pioneer in the Indian fashion industry. A larger than life approach to luxury fashion & lifestyle has been a signature of this maverick Maharaja ever since! His signature bridal trousseaus and exclusive evening wear for the discerning men and women alike creates an aura of quality that coveys permanence in a world infatuated with the temporary.
Gaurav Gupta working closely with lines and the motion of fabric has an inimitable take on three-dimensional embroideries and volume play which have created a signature look that is hard to place but is reminiscent of something future primitive. Gaurav graduated from Central Saint Martins (London) after studying at NIFT (Delhi) in 2000. He then went on to work with designers like Hussein Chalayan, Tristan Webber and Stella McCartney and subsequently, took up the post of Art Director at the Turkish prêt brand LTB before launching his label. 
Scrupulous attention to details and the last minute finishing touches meted out with excellence, this describes fashion designer Charu Parashar and her designs. Her flawless designs have made her line of attires a symbol of perfection. She’s one of the promising designers of India. At the age of five, when girls of her age would be playing with their Barbies’, she would travel with her mother for block printing and even travel to Banaras for picking sarees and fabrics. She would have been noticed in the fashion circuit earlier if the tragedy of losing her father wouldn’t have struck her at the age of fifteen. As evident, being an enthusiast of Fashion, she attended SDPT, New Delhi where she received her formal education in fashion designing after completing her schooling from Mater Dei School at Tilak Nagar, New Delhi.