Ritu Beri

"My inspiration comes from what makes my generation tick "Ritu Beri's statement explains this Indian fashion designer's overwhelming popularity in India and abroad. It is not without cause that this svelte fashion designer is the first designer from Asia to head Scherrer the French fashion brand.

Graduation from the National Institute of Fashion Technology, New Delhi, marks the start of Ritu Beri's career as a fashion designer. Her luxe collection was presented in July 1999, in Paris. The renowned French embroider, Francois Lesage, was her mentor. Her first collection was launched in October 2000, at Paris.

Ritu Beri collections are highly regarded for their unique blend of eastern and western cultures. Ritu Beri has meticulously experimented with various forms of fabrics and different types of embroidery styles. Her work has been associated with the biggest names in the fashion and film industry. She has won numerous national and international awards.

Ritu Beri is also associated with The Indian Red Cross society as an active volunteer for all its fund-raising programs. She has been known to be the highest fundraiser for a society associated with Richard Gere, which helps AIDS victims. Among her other achievements, she created and launched a product line for a society named "People For Animals." She has also designed for Liberty London UK, displayed her collections in various Bollywood movies, and has even written a book on beauty tips, 101 Ways To Look Your Best.

Ritu Beri is one of the most prestigious Indian fashion designers. From being selected to design an exclusive Barbie doll to being the only Indian fashion designer to be featured in the style Bible, Acustyl—her achievements are simply too many. It would be wrong to label Ritu Beri as an Indian fashion designer--she is a global fashion designer. It's not surprising that owning a Ritu Beri outfit is something that every fashion conscious individual desires.

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