A look back at a black formal/wedding collection. Gold & silver embellishment, a cheetah print details, and my honest (if controversial) take on why black isn't actually my favorite color for festive wear.

A look back at a gray & beige collection where traditional khadi jamawar met Western-style tailoring. Plus, the design details that somehow found its way into a Macy's blazer years later.

A look back at a brown toned collection mixing lace, silver motifs, & a bold leopard print cuff. Some of the few pieces I managed to save before they were gone for good.

A look back at a semi formal collection built on soft colors, clean lines, and lace details you only notice up close.

A look back at pieces from 2011/12 where I got to fully play with color and print; no boundaries, no rules.

These are some of the pieces from my work back in 2011. I got to create my own color palette, and I picked my color combinations from nature. And trust me I didn't copy my ideas from any other source. I was even told to "see and get ideas" but I just couldn't do it. For me, that was cheating. It was great for creativity, not always great for business. So, I came up with my own color combinations, fabric mixes, and sometimes even the cuts. I was ecstatic about the mustard/stee