25 years of sabyasachi

Indiaโ€™s most renowned designer, Sabyasachi Mukherjee, recently celebrated 25 glorious years of his brand with a grand celebration in Mumbai. Sabyasachi is known for redefining Indian fashion and blending tradition with modernity. On this occasion, he hosted an unforgettable evening at the Jio World Centre. The event showcased his journey and celebrated Indian craftsmanship on a global scale. People from all across the world came to honour his legacy. Some in particular stole the spotlight with their extravagant outfits.

A Nostalgic Homage to Kolkata

The showโ€™s theme paid tribute to Mukherjeeโ€™s hometown, Kolkata. He claims that it has been a constant source of inspiration throughout his career. The venue was transformed into a replica of the city, with intricate details reflecting its cultural richness. Bengali classics by Asha Bhosle seamlessly blended with Leonard Cohen and Usha Uthup tracks, creating a unique musical backdrop.

 

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Deepika Padukone Opens the Show

Bollywood superstar Deepika Padukone opened the show in a chic ensemble featuring white trousers, a shirt and a trench coat paired with a ton of bold jewellry. Her outfit featured black leather gloves and the look was completed with heavy bejeweled bracelets. Padukone’s look perfectly captured Sabyasachi’s philosophy of merging Indian tradition with modern elegance.

 

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Other celebrities like Alia Bhatt, Sonam Kapoor, and Aditi Rao Hydari added star power to the event, each donning outfits that celebrated Sabyasachiโ€™s aesthetic.

 

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A Collection that Redefined Indian Fashion

The collection presented was a visual feast, featuring over 150 looks crafted in West Bengal by thousands of artisans. Sabyasachi’s designs embodied the essence of Indian maximalism, with intricate embroidery, bold jewelry and luxurious fabrics. From slouchy bouclรฉ separates to brocade overcoats adorned with semiprecious stones, each piece reflected his artistic evolution.

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The show closed with supermodel Christy Turlington walking the runway in an elegant black-and-white cashmere set, accessorised with layers of dazzling jewels. Her appearance added an international flair to the event, symbolising the designer’s global ambitions.

Each attendee received a handwritten note that Sabyasachi Mukherjee penned himself. He talked about his journey from Kolkata to the fashion industry:

โ€œI was born in 1974 to a middle-class Bengali family, in Calcutta India. My father was a chemical engineer and my mother was a bohemian artist. But it was my two grandmothers who shaped my identity. One taught me the power of minimalism, the other the exuberance of maximalism. When I was in Grade four, I orchestrated a school play. From writing and directing, set design and lighting to the makeup and costumes, it was my first taste as a Creative Director. It was then the idea of Sabyasachi was born.”

This note symbolised his journey and the influences behind his craftmanship. The impact of his duality is evident in his designs, which balance heritage with contemporary aesthetics with absolute finesse.

A Vision for the Future

As Sabyasachi expands globally, his focus remains on jewellry and accessories, which are gaining significant traction. Speaking about his journey, he expressed gratitude and excitement for the future, stating, โ€œI am enjoying myself. Iโ€™m happy about it all.โ€

The 25th-anniversary celebration was an excellent example of the impact this brand has had on Indian fashion. By blending Indian culture with global appeal, he has set a new benchmark for the industry, reminding the world of Indiaโ€™s rich cultural heritage.

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Mahnoor Rashid
Mahnoor Rashid is a student with a love for writing. She is an eccentric artist, fond of Muslim architecture. Currently, as a freelance writer, she explores the latest news and the depths of Pakistan's history and culture, while drawn to marketing's intriguing nuances. When not writing, Mahnoor is found adoring animals.