Ritu Kumar is widely regarded as the 'Czarina of Indian Fashion' for her significant contributions to the industry.

Abu Jani and Sandeep Khosla are known for their intricate embroidery and opulent designs, making them a favorite among celebrities and royalty.

Satya Paul is often referred to as the 'Godfather of Indian Fashion' for his pioneering work in the industry and his contributions to promoting Indian textiles and craftsmanship.

Masaba Gupta is known for her unconventional and experimental designs, often incorporating bold prints and vibrant colors.

Anamika Khanna is the founder and creative director of the fashion house 'Anamika Khanna', known for its unique and avant-garde designs.

Salman Khan is credited with popularizing the 'Patiala Salwar' through his iconic role in the film 'Jab We Met'.

Neeta Lulla is known for her intricate beadwork and embellishments, often incorporating traditional Indian motifs into her designs.

Kunal Rawal is renowned for his menswear designs, often blending traditional Indian craftsmanship with contemporary silhouettes.

Sanjay Garg is the founder of the fashion label 'Raw Mango', known for its focus on sustainable fashion and the revival of traditional Indian textiles.

Sabyasachi Mukherjee is known for his bridal wear designs, often incorporating intricate embroidery and traditional Indian motifs.

Shantanu Mehra and Nikhil Mehra are the founders of the fashion house 'Shantanu & Nikhil', known for their contemporary and elegant designs.

Anita Dongre is renowned for her sustainable fashion practices, often using organic and eco-friendly materials in her designs.

Tarun Tahiliani is known for his fusion of traditional Indian textiles with contemporary designs, creating unique and elegant pieces.

Ritu Kumar is credited with popularizing the 'Lehenga Choli' by introducing it to the mainstream fashion industry.

Neeta Lulla is known for her intricate and detailed embroidery work, often inspired by traditional Indian motifs and patterns.