Journalism of Courage
India’s fashion industry is embracing sustainability, with designers creating eco-conscious, ethical, and handcrafted collections. From upcycling to supporting artisans, these designers are redefining style with purpose. (Source: Photo by facebook and wikipedia )
Anavila Mishra: Famous for linen sarees and minimalist designs, Anavila partners with weavers in West Bengal, employing natural fibres and dyes to reduce environmental impact while keeping craft alive. (Source: Photo by facebook and wikipedia )
Aneeth Arora: Aneeth Arora’s label péro uses traditional handwoven textiles, chemical-free dyes, and upcycled fabric accents, supporting artisan communities while preserving craft traditions. (Source: Photo by facebook and wikipedia )
Asmita Marwa: Asmita Marwa creates zero waste collections using fabric off cuts and scraps to craft textures, appliqués, and accessories, blending traditional and global aesthetics while following ethical practices. (Source: Photo by facebook and wikipedia )
Manoshi Nath: This costume designer incorporates sustainability into fashion and film costumes, focusing on ethical sourcing, material reuse, and reducing production waste. (Source: Photo by facebook and wikipedia )
Richa Maheshwari: Boito, founded by Richa Maheshwari, promotes traditional handwoven textiles from Odisha while using eco-friendly materials and supporting local weavers. (Source: Photo by facebook and wikipedia )
Rina Singh: Rina Singh emphasizes timeless silhouettes made from biodegradable fabrics, local production, and traditional techniques, combining comfort with environmental responsibility. (Source: Photo by facebook and wikipedia )
