DESIGNER NAME: Saaksha and Kinni 

ABOUT THE BRAND:  Saaksha and Kinni is an expression, vision and an ode to the tradition as per the founders of the label, Saaksha and Kinni. The label was founded in 2018 with an emphasis to create impactful, contemporary and comfortable occasion wear. With an experience in designing embroidery swatches in house for leading brands such as Ellie Saab, Balmain, & Armani, the duo decided to translate their embroideries into their own designs and garments. The brand's aesthetic is deep rooted in Indian traditions and textiles and their collection's focal point is on bold prints, stone and metal  embroidery and love for Indian textiles like chanderi. Saaksha and Kinni's aim is to take their luxe-boho outfits to a greater audience that represents the heritage and traditions of India keeping in mind the needs of the contemporary global woman. A lot of celebrities namely Alia Bhatt, Shraddha Kappor, Parineeti Chopra, Aditi Rao Hyadri, Bipasha Basu to name a few are often spotted wearing their garments.  

STARTED IN: 2018 

USP/SPECIALISATION:  Saaksha and Kinni's collection is predominantly focused on design aesthetics that is all about traditional and conventional Indian prints on modern silhouettes. The color palette ranges from grey, black, brown to vibrant colours like red, orange , yellow and fuchsia. They are renowned for creating unique silhouettes with bold patterns and prints that caters to fashion enthusiasts all across the globe. 

ONLINE PRESENCE: AZA Fashions,Pernia Pop Up Shop, Aashni and Co., Ogaan, Carma, Nykaa Fashion, Saakshakinni.com  

OFFLINE PRESENCE: 
Flagship Store- Mumbai

CLOTHING TYPES OFFERED:  
Kurta Sets
Sarees
Kaftans
Tunics
Jumpsuits
Tops
Skirt Sets
Dresses
Skirts
Pants
Pant sets
Capes

COST OF OUTFITS: Womens wear INR 5,500 - INR 80,000  (Approximately)

WORKING STYLE: The brand creates exquisite garments that include western outfits like tops, jackets, dresses, capes and pants set with an aim to exhibit the traditional Indian prints and patterns on modern silhouettes. The designer presents a refreshing color palette to choose from. As an initiative towards sustainability the brand has banned plastic at its workplace, they do not pack the garments in plastic bags and try to upcycle as much waste as possible by creatively using the leftover fabrics and making laces, linings and patchwork