Printed asymmetric cape with matching trousers
Anamika Khanna · Date not documented
India
Anamika Khanna
- Indian handcraft
- Experimental silhouettes
- Color-rich trousseau
Anamika Khanna combines Indian craft with contemporary silhouettes across couture and ready-to-wear. A self-taught designer who gained recognition through the Damania Fashion Award in 1995, she built a practice centered on color, handwork and experimentation.
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Printed asymmetric cape with matching trousers
Date not documented
The asymmetric cape and coordinated printed trousers show an occasionwear silhouette beyond a conventional dress.
Fashion Design Council of India; photographer not identified
Collection selection
Multicolored printed long dress, front model
Date not stated · Official collection; season not stated
A profusion of small printed motifs covers the long, fluid silhouette.
Anamika Khanna / Fashion Design Council of India; photographer not individually stated
Collection selection
Pink ombré tunic and patterned trousers
Date not stated · Official collection; season not stated
A broad tunic and loosely draped trousers favor generous volume over a tightly fitted outline.
Anamika Khanna / Fashion Design Council of India; photographer not individually stated
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Red draped trousers with a sheer cape
Date not stated · Official collection; season not stated
A light cape extends the movement of brightly colored, gathered trousers.
Anamika Khanna / Fashion Design Council of India; photographer not individually stated
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Graphic skirt and black cropped top
Date not stated · Official collection; season not stated
Bold print on a full skirt contrasts with the simple geometry of a short black top.
Anamika Khanna / Fashion Design Council of India; photographer not individually statedCollections & archive pieces
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About Anamika Khanna
Her trousseau clothing carries traditional techniques into globally informed forms, with international presentations extending that dialogue beyond India.
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