Apparel Fashion is categorized into three types: 1.) Haute Coutre, 2.) Ready - to - wear, 3.) Squad Market.
Haute Coutre – Particular design can be made to order for a specific customer, Haute refers to elegant or richness; Coutre is making dress; Making stylish rich garment in expensive fabric with attention to sewing details, made by the most experienced tailor. It also contributes market collections.
The most popular and best Haute Coutre Designers are: Givenchy - Jean Paul Gaultier – Chanel - Christian Dior - Christian Lacroix – Valentino - Giorgio Armani - Adeline André - Anne Valérie Hash - Franck Sorbier
Ready - to - wear – Clothing marketed in a finished condition in standard sizes. Clothes not made for individual customers but they will choose fabrics exclusively. Ready – to – wear are offered for each season of the year: Spring/summer & Autumn/Winter.
Mass market - Furnish for an extensive range of customers in the market in standard sizes., In order to save money and time, they use cheaper fabrics and simpler production techniques which can easily be done by machine. The end product can therefore be sold much more cheaply in the market. And today most clothing is designed for mass market, especially casual and every-day wear.
Best Indian Designer “2011”-, Govind Kumar Singh, Bihar – Studied at Bangalore - National Institute of Fashion Technology. He is a young fashion designer who proved his brilliance in his young age. He opened the door of Haute Coutre for Cotton – He was awarded as the best designer of the year 2011 by CCI – Cotton Council International – He also won the Season 1: Best Prêt Designer Award 2009.
Dhruv Singh – Cotton Council International is delighted to announce Dhruv Singh as the winner of the fourth season of its fashion design contest - Let's Design 4 “2011”
Top Indian Fashion Designers - *Ritu Kumar, *Rohit Bal, *Vikram Phadnis, *Ritu Beri, *Manish Arora, *Rina Dhaka, *JJ Valaya, *Tarun Tahiliani, *Abu Jani and Sandeep Khosla, *Wendell Rodricks, *Manish Malhotra, *Satya Paul, *Rajesh Pratap Singh.
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