New Jersey Designers June 7-8 Woodbridge Center Mall
Dinesh Ramsay | Sapna Grover | Shelley Chhabra | Prashe Fusion
Born in Mumbai to a designer mother and director/producer father, Dinesh Ramsay grew up in the Bollywood starlight. He started off in 1998 helping his mom Mrs. Kavita Ramsay, not realizing that in doing so he started enjoying the work so much that he was asked to comment on each and every ladies outfits tried by his mom's clients. Being the only man around, the ladies enjoyed hearing what Dinesh thought about the designs. Slowly Dinesh tried his hands on designing by himself and before he knew it, he had become a designer in his own right.
With a loyal Bollywood celebrity clientele, the Dinesh Ramsay brand is moving westward. The designer has already opened his North American Flagship store in Toronto and will soon be available in the US in Texas and in the Tri-state area.
Bibi is proud to host Jewelry Designer Sapna Grover. Known for her elegant and unusual designs, Sapna’s clients include socialites and diplomats across the country.
With three generations of experience behind her, Shelley hails from the famous Chhabra fashion family of Delhi. Living in the States, Shelley found an opportunity to expand her family’s legacy to a new market.
Shelley specializes in fusion clothing which balances eastern workmanship with western cuts. Her forte lies in her bridal collection which has been featured in numerous magazines and media. Her ready-to-wear line includes trendy dresses, jackets, shirts and skirts.
Based in Cambridge, MA, Shelley has clients all over the country. The Chhabra label is a favorite of global celebrities, socialites and community leaders.
Prashe Shah knew from a young age that she was destined to be a fashion designer. Thus, at 17, she left her hometown of Dallas, TX and moved to NYC where she trained at the Fashion Institute of Technology. From there, she landed a job at Bill Blass doing design and color development. Not one to follow the crowds, Prashe moved back to Dallas and launched her own line, Prashe (www.Prashe.com). Her big break came in 2002 when retailer Henri Bendel picked up her line of cosmetic bags. Since then, she has expanded her line to include handbags, skirts, dresses and fusion wear. Her collection can be found in Nordstrom and in various upscale boutiques throughout the Dallas area. Her press list includes numerous media and magazines including Lucky and D.
