CREATORS OF ILLUSIONS

ANAITA SHROFF ADAJANIA

Started as an assistant fashion editor in Elle. Had even worked with L’Officiel India before becoming the fashion editor of VOGUE INDIA.
Currently her job profile has three main stream high profile styling careers in three different industries namely, publishing, films and advertising.
She works at a powerful intersection in a country where film stars are the most bankable way to sell magazines covers and consumer products. Vogue gives her cred, Bollywood gives her clout and advertising gives her cash. It’s hard to think of a smarter formula.
She owns the company called STLE CELL, is known for her work in indian movies like Dhoom2, Being Cyrus, Everybody Say’s iam fine!, Cocktail, love aj kal and many more in line. and after cocktail she is the personal stylist for Bollywood actress Deepika padukoun till date.  She is married to Indian film director and screenwriter Homi Adajania.

NEETA LULLA

Bollywood’s most successful costume designer as well as perfect stylist and a couturier. She is in the industry from last 26 years and still working hard to achieve her goals. She not only won several awards for her work but diligently she is being applauded for her work s well.
She is known for styling films like Chandni, Lamhe, Khal Nayak, Jeans, Roop Ki Rani Choron Ka Raja, Taal, Kisna, Darr, Aaina, Khuda Gawah,Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam, Kadhalan, Kshnak Kshnam, Jagadika Veerudu Artiloka Sundari, Devdas, Jodha Akbar, One Night with the King, Sivaji, Kochadaiyaan, Rudrama Devi amongst other.
Neeta Lulla has worked on over 300 films in more than 7 languages in Indian & International Cinema. Apart from films she has worked to style major historical epic shows on Indian Television like Shivaji (known as Raja Shiv Chhatrapati) & Bajirao Mastani, One Act Plays, Television Commercials & India’s first musical, Zangoora (based at the Kingdom of Dreams). Neeta has showcased her pret & couture line across all premiere fashion weeks in India and some of the biggest international fashion weeks.

MANISH MALHOTRAA

Call him a stylist , a designer, a very friendly and smart entrepreneur , or a keen observer and analyst of what sells and how? Man who is having the license to style all the leading females indian film industry. He’s here to work , to create more with every season. He has the potential and he has the style, that adds a lot to various other reasons our glam world feels so relied on what he suggests or decides for them. The story of the making of Manish Malhotra dates back to his first debu at the age of 25 years, as he ventured in to bollywood by designing Juhi Chawla’s costumes for the movie Swarg. His next venture when he dressed Urmila Matondkar for the movie Rangeela, got him the Identity that made him one of the most sought after designer in the industry. Having designed for almost all the top notch stars of the country, Manish Malhotra has also collaborated with some international stores and is selling around the globe. The label is on a high with fashion shows, exhibitions and star appearances. He makes sure of giving the label the much associated limelight and grandeur so as to make the client association more relevant.

SABYASACHI MUKHERJEE

Vidya Balan dresses in his outfits off and on the screen, and chose her trousseau from his collections. Oprah Winfrey ignored all other Indian designers and visited only his store in Mumbai on her maiden visit to India. Even Sridevi, who made a comeback to the silver screen after more than a decade, had Sabyasachi Mukherjeeas her stylist for the film English Vinglish.
Apart from kitting out famous names—the list includes actors Rani Mukerji and Bipasha Basu—Mukherjee has been busy elsewhere. In February, he was invited to participate in the “Inspired by India” exhibit by Sotheby’s in London to showcase Indian textiles and embroideries; he was involved with designing the interiors of a movie-themed suite at Taj Suites & Residences in London; he launched the Sabyasachi Art Foundation in Kolkata.
He has designed costumes for Bollywood films such as Guzaarish, Babul, Laaga Chunari Mein Daag, Raavan, English Vinglish etc.