Indian Bridal Fashion Designing Games

Fashion Designing Course in Delhi

A glimpse at a complicated silhouette made as part of the transform and restructure design brief.

Exploration through drapes, sketches and patterns with different materials like polyeutherine, latex and fevicol.

A new perspective on Minimalistic Work Wear in light pastel hues.

Fusion Ethnic Wear conceived and designed during the major design project.

Embroidered Jacket made with sustainable material promoting Indian textiles as part of the Fashion Design Programme at IIAD.

Fashion Design students exhibit their graduate collection at the Graduate Show

"10 years from now we will be 'The Industry' and this makes it very important to collaborate with people from various professional backgrounds."

"With the resources that we are provided with and the workshops conducted, I feel that IIAD has prepared me well"

"We see things in detail now; everything is more sensitive, more related to us. We now know how things work. I've become more responsible, more independent after moving to Delhi to pursue my course at IIAD. "

Diya Singh, Fashion Design

Arshveen Kaur, Fashion Design

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Gunjan Arora

Associate Professor Fashion Design

Saumya Pande

Associate Professor Fashion Design

course leaders

Saurabh Deo

Associate Professor

Saurabh has been an experienced designer and academician for twenty years, leading fashion academic programs, with blended (online & f2f) curriculum development & teaching, International university audits - validation & examination process, academic talent-hiring, and staff training. As a faculty member of the Fashion department at IIAD

Anupama Datt

Assistant Professor

Proficient in all aspects of design, illustration, pattern making, draping and constructing in Indian formal , ethnic and festive wear as well as home furnishing and accessories, Anupama has over 25 years of experience working with leading fashion houses and supplying to some of the best labels in India and abroad.

Pragya Sharma

Assistant Professor

Pragya Sharma has been involved in academics since the past three years, prior to which she was working as a menswear designer in the industry. She was initially trained as an engineer and then moved on to fashion design. She firmly believes that this interesting blend of a technical subject along with design gives her

Richa Sood

Assistant Professor

Richa Sood has 18 years of experience in Fashion business, with core expertise in garment and print design. She has been consulting as a design head for Nirrammya, a leading brand in the middle east and worked intensively with; Tarun Tahiliani and Rohit Bal. Apart from ready-to-wear, couture and bridal collections,

Shipra Kukreja

Assistant Professor

A strategic thinker and an eco-friendly designer, Shipra Kukreja is best known in the industry for sustainable fashion and ethical design practices in her professional endeavours. In addition to being a NIFT alumna, she holds a Masters' degree in fashion design from Nottingham Trent University, UK. She is also a Fellow with the HEA (Higher education academy), UK and has completed her PG certification in higher education from Kingston University (UK).

She is an alumna of the MA Fashion Technology Programme at the prestigious London College of Fashion. She has worked within the fashion industry both in design and communication for numerous brands in India and the UK, most notably J W Anderson.

The Denim Project: Exploring Denim as a versatile fabric in designing garments under the mentorship of Himanshu Shani, co-founder of Korra Jeans and 11.11/eleven eleven.

The Fashion Design studio is designed in such a way that they provide students with spacious workstations for their projects while at the same time they can be converted into exhibition spaces.

Students are encouraged to explore and experiment. The fashion studio provides ample space for them to work with materials and fabrics in the process of creating garments.