IndiGo gets jet-setting look

Globally established fashion designer Rajesh Pratap Singh and stylist Ambika Pillai have partnered

to give IndiGo, India’s largest low-fare carrier, a chic, makeover. The cabin crew is all set to don an international look with deep blue tunic and IndiGo blue hats. It’s a single piece garment without multiple layers.  This is the first time a cabin crew will have hats in India. Subtle style and graphic elements have been used. Also style lines have been used keeping in mind comfort and stretch for ease of movement. Various technical functional requirements of the in-flight environment have been incorporated.

Once the uniform was ready, celebrity hair and makeup artist Ambika Pillai gave the crew a new savvy look that reflected new India and its global aspirations. She gave the girls a set short hair style. The makeup-- a beautiful pink and brick red color on the lips and nails -- makes a statement and the eyes are nude with a pull out liner.

IndiGo has constantly re-defined standards in the airline business. Associated with crisp ad campaigns, fun packaging, irresistible in-flight merchandise, and innovations such as Q busters and boarding ramps, IndiGo has constantly focused on new initiatives to make domestic travel a worthwhile deal.