The Master Couturier
The Free Press Journal|November 03, 2024
Redefining men's fashion through exquisite craftsmanship and innovative designs
Rachna Virdi
The Master Couturier

With the wedding season in the air, the one name that is celebrated for defining men's fashion is fashion designer Arjun Khanna. Known for his innovative approach and avant-garde aesthetics in fashion, Arjun comes with a 30-year legacy. The nonconformist in him thinks there is much more to learn.

He feels flattered about being relevant after three decades. "In those days, I was dressing the man, his father and grandfather. Today, I am dressing the father, his son and the grandfather. What I love is that people come and say 'Hey, I bought this 20 years ago for my wedding, it feels lovely. It pretty much makes it a legacy then,'" He adds. "Understanding the body type is my edge. I cater to the torso and people appreciate that they're going to be fitted."

For Arjun, designing is like painting, where he gets emotionally connected with every piece.

Excerpts from an interview

How was fashion a part of your growing up years?

As far back I can remember, my white school uniform started boring me so I started tailoring and putting small details on the shirt, with pants turned up, cuffs folded, etc. That was the beginning of my journey.

What is at the heart of the Arjun Khanna label?

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