
3 Cool South Asian Brands To Know About
Studio Rigu
Hand-painted prints and functional fits are central to the ethos at Studio Rigu, where thoughtful design takes centre stage. Based in New Delhi, the four-year-old fashion label aims to empower the women who wear it through bold colour and flattering silhouettes. Handcrafted techniques run throughout the collections, while a strong focus on sustainability sees the brand using innovative fabrics like Cupro (also known as vegan silk), organic denim, organic cotton and 100% cotton. With a commitment to small-batch production, its vibrant draped skirts and kaftan-style blouses offer a blend of ease, elegance and conscious design.
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431-88
Founded by Shweta Kapur in 2012, 431-88 is a celebration of iconic Indian silhouettes, reimagined for the modern woman. Known for its fine tailoring and bold, luxe fabrics, the New Delhi-based label offers a fresh spin on tradition, blending contemporary cuts with elegant detailing. Think beaded embroidery, fluid silk drapery and versatile pieces designed to be worn in multiple ways, time and again.
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AOMI
Born in Pakistan, AOMIi is a unisex fashion house that’s deep-rooted in South Asian storytelling and craftsmanship. Founded by husband-and-wife duo Omer Farooq and Anusheh Omer, AOMI combines the classic artistry of their Pakistani heritage with contemporary styles and fabrics. At its core, AOMI is also guided by sustainability, not just as a practice, but as a philosophy. Each collection is intentionally produced in limited quantities, honouring slow fashion and traditional techniques. The brand’s standout pieces include beaded jackets and whimsical patterned trousers.
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