Maison Blu, founded in 2014 by sisters Reema and Anisha in Mumbai, is a fashion house born from a shared childhood love for sparkle and style. The brand embodies a celebration of contrasts—merging Indian and Western aesthetics, where power meets fragility, finesse meets effortlessness, and serenity meets drama. Known for its seamless Indo-Western blend, Maison Blu creates collections that are both timeless and avant-garde, reflecting elegance with innovation at its core.
Maison 9002, founded in 2021 by Krisha Nitin Shah in Mumbai, is a couture brand that redefines storytelling through fashion. Krisha translates her emotions into intricate embroideries, rich surface textures, and modern silhouettes, creating pieces that embody both fine tailoring and couture-level craftsmanship.At its core, Maison 9002 is built on the philosophy of “the stranger within”—an exploration of the undiscovered, curious side of oneself. The brand encourages stepping out of comfort zones, reimagining beauty, and experiencing clothing as an emotional journey rather than just adornment.
Founded by the mother-daughter duo Mala and Kinnary, the label draws inspiration from India’s rich heritage and traditional artistry. Their vision is to create contemporary pieces that exude grandeur and confidence, while empowering Indian artisans by supporting education and livelihood opportunities for their families.Known for their handcrafted and meticulously embellished designs, the brand celebrates skilled craftsmanship with a modern sensibility. Their latest collection, “Atlantis,” takes inspiration from the serenity and beauty of the underwater world—integrating shells, corals, and shades of azure and turquoise to reflect the ocean’s mystique.
Malai Eco is an Indian brand pioneering sustainable fashion through its innovative material, Malai—a bio-composite made from bacterial cellulose grown on agricultural waste from the coconut industry in Southern India. Founded by Susmith, a product designer from Kerala, and Zuzana, a material researcher, Malai Eco transforms agricultural waste into a durable, flexible, and water-resistant material that mimics the feel of leather.The brand offers a range of products, including handbags, wallets, and accessories, all crafted from Malai. These items are entirely vegan, compostable, and plastic-free, aligning with Malai Eco's commitment to ethical and sustainable practices. The material is designed to last 4–8 years with proper care and can be composted at the end of its life cycle, leaving no harmful residues.Malai Eco combines traditional craftsmanship with modern technology, working closely with local coconut farmers and processing units to source raw materials. This collaboration supports sustainable agriculture and empowers local communities by providing a steady income stream.Through its innovative use of agricultural waste and dedication to sustainability, Malai Eco is redefining the future of fashion, offering consumers stylish alternatives that are kind to the planet.
Malie is a contemporary fashion label that merges the richness of Indian textiles and craftsmanship with Danish practicality, creating a new kind of simplicity for the modern woman. The brand’s philosophy is rooted in effortless dressing—styles that balance individuality, aesthetics, and ease for women leading dynamic lifestyles.Guided by values of equality, sustainability, and self-expression, Malie designs clothing that empowers women to feel respected, intelligent, and visibly feminine. With a love for color as well as timeless neutrals, the label embraces the many moods of modern femininity. Its debut collection, Culture, reflects this ethos—uplifting, versatile, and deeply connected to today’s spirit of living.
Mamkam, founded in 2023 by designer Muskaan Vaish, is an accessible luxury streetwear label rooted in curiosity and rebellion. Based in Bangalore, the brand challenges conventional fashion with a raw, playful, and unapologetically different design language.Striking a balance between couture-level tailoring and offbeat experimentation, Mamkam celebrates imperfection as intentional. Exposed seams, unexpected textures, and curated details define its aesthetic, while an inside-out focus on construction ensures every piece reflects both instinct and craftsmanship.Created for the misfits and nonconformists, Mamkam explores questions of identity, individuality, and belonging. Its clothing becomes more than fashion—it’s a dialogue that encourages society to look closer, stay curious, and rethink the boundaries of what fashion can be.
Mandira Wirk, one of India’s leading fashion icons, founded her eponymous label in 2000. Over the past 25 years, the brand has evolved into a prominent design house, offering mid-range to high-end garments that cater to a wide spectrum of occasions. Known for its timeless elegance and contemporary appeal, the label continues to embody Mandira’s signature vision of sophistication and versatility.
For Mani Bhatia, embroidery is not just about needles and fabric, but the art of breathing soul into cloth. Her collections bring together sophistication and comfort, crafted in calming shades and elevated by intricate detailing.Color plays a central role in her design language—used not just for beauty, but for the emotions it evokes. With a philosophy of traditional designs with modern looks, Mani experiments tirelessly before finalizing each piece, ensuring harmony between fabric, color, and embroidery.From sarees to contemporary dresses, every creation is carefully tailored for women who are both delicate and strong—those who value elegance, style, and effortless comfort. Mani Bhatia’s ensembles invite women to embrace their curves with confidence and grace.
