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SATYA PAUL
Apparel
|January 2021
A Flashback of Memorable Collections
Meher Castelino reminisces the stalwart designer’s love for draping saris, his unique vision and mesmerising creations...
The Indian sari, has been a much favoured drape across centuries for casual and formal occasions. Satya Paul's unique usage of fabrics and prints made him a favourite in ethnic fashion.
The fashion designer's creative sojourn began in 1980 when he started L’Affaire the first sari boutique in India. In 1986, he started his designer label ‘Satya Paul’ with his son Puneet Nanda. The brand was taken over by Genesis Colors Pvt Ltd in 1998. Some of his most memorable collections over the decades are listed below.
COLLECTION 1991
In 1991 Satya Paul's collection of saris featured weaves, black prints and abstract patterns for ‘The Signature Series’, ‘The Avant-Garde’ line and the ‘Renaissance Collection’ at the Interplaza in Mumbai.
SATYA PAUL 2003
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