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Raghavendra Rathore dresses Taj Vivanta staff

With the hospitality industry increasingly getting competitive, much attention is being paid to the staff’s grooming and personality. In line with this trend, high-end chain of hotels Taj Vivanta having 30 outlets across India has roped in renowned designer Raghavendra Rathore to provide a fresh and refined look to staff uniform. The uniforms by...

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Rathore showcases Club J

Well-known for his male-centric offerings, designer Raghavendra Rathore showcased his brand new collection in Bangalore as a part of the Blenders Pride Fashion Tour September-November 2012. Having associated with the tour for last eight years, Rathore was delighted to be present in Bangalore because of its fashion-conscious audience. His latest...

Apparel

Rathore to introduce exclusive women’s label

After unveiling a denim collection under his new Club J label, renowned designer Ragvendra Rathore plans to introduce an exclusive collection for women. He would initially showcase the women’s collection at fashion events and then make it accessible to customers at affordable prices under a different label. He believes that the logical expansion...

Apparel

Rathore launches his new label ‘Club J’

Designer Raghavendra Rathore popularly known for his made-to-measure bandhgalas and achkans, has brought his signature style to the world of denim by launching a new label, Club J. Club J’s emphasis on classic styling and amazing European cuts, crests, logos, family totems and the overall essence of lineage gives it an altogether different look....

Apparel

Rathore patents Bandgalas and Jodhpurs

In a fashion industry, there are always fears and accusations of copying each-other’s designs. To keep such practises at bay, fashion designer Raghavendra Rathore has decided to copyright his two established styles -- the Jodhpurs and the Bandgalas. These styles have not only got recognition around the world, but also in a recent Forbes survey,...

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Rathore to offer women’s line

Ace designer Raghavendra Rathore best known for his bandhgalas and sherwanis is introducing an ethnic line for women. Blue Mantra his ethnic women’s wear line consists of saris, salwar kameezes and kurtas and inspired by heirloom concepts. There is a line of printed and embroidered saris which have traditional motifs but are printed in a modern...

Apparel

Designer kid’s wear the new rage

Much like their counterparts abroad, Indian designers are now catering to all segments of the market including small kids. New Age designer Raghavendra Rathore who began producing ethnic kids wear for boys a more than a year ago feels the idea is to provide garments for kids that you can’t buy off the street or at other kid’s stores. “We’ve...

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Rathore designs for boys

Ace men’s wear designer Raghavendra Rathore has launched a children’s collection for boys. With an eye on fostering awareness among his audience, the designer has put tiger motifs on some of his designs. And he has introduced variation by region. For example, while Mumbaikars prefer cotton fabrics for their children Delhiites are partial towards...