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RAJESH PRATAP SINGH
ABOUT RAJESH PRATAP SINGH
MINIMALISM
Rajesh Pratap Singh creates designs that appeal globally with clean lines and careful detailing. His signature elements draw inspiration from artisanal craft that is translated into impeccable detailing. The simplicity and understated aesthetics strike the elusive balance between classic and contemporary.
HANDLOOM TEXTILE
Besides championing handloom weaves, Rajesh Pratap Singh is known for his experimentation with high tech textile. The designer works closely with the textile mills in India for research and development purposes.
TIMELESS DESIGNS
While effortlessly chic designs are synonymous to the Rajesh Pratap Singh label, they are crafted in wispy organza and cotton for a future-proof wearability. The blend of timeless exquisiteness and trendsetting aesthetics has garnered the designer the most desired spot in the fashion circuit.
ABOUT RAJESH PRATAP SINGH
Raised in Rajasthan, Rajesh Pratap Singh taps into his inherent Indian sensibilities to design collections that are rooted in innovation and heritage. A graduate from NIFT, Delhi, the designer explored fashion in Italy for two years before launching his eponymous label.
MINIMALISM
HANDLOOM TEXTILE
TIMELESS DESIGNS
Awards
Rajesh Pratap Singh won the ‘Designer of the Year’ award at the GQ Men of the Year Awards in 2009. He bagged the title of India’s Most Talented and Creative Designers from Newsweek. Mr Singh received the EDIDA Award from Elle Decor and Kingfisher Designer of the Year. He also won the Best Menswear Designer Award at The Fashion Awards in 1996.
Collaborations
Rajesh Pratap Singh has his printed linens and Ikat weaves archived in the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. The designer collaborated with stylist Ambika Pillai to design the cabin crew uniform for Indigo Airlines. He also collaborated with TATA Motors for the interior design of the TATA Manza Sedan. Mr Singh also designed the new packaging for Chivas Pernod Ricard bottles. Rajesh has designed the costumes for the French Opera “Padmavati by Albert Roussel.