Masaba Gupta- the queen of prints

The queen of prints Masaba Gupta as fashion director for Satya Paul, influenced the fashion industry strongly from her unique prints. Her prints have their own personality, which speaks for itself. She uses prints in a very interactive way and cleverly executes them.

Masaba takes inspiration from everything around her, keeping her prints as authentic as possible. She tries to add fun and youthfulness in her prints and so the joy in her prints can be seen clearly.The quirky prints in indian fashion has brought a lot of difference in the industry.

She has a different approach towards things taking place around her, whether a tailor cutting cloth from a scissor, wooden planks used by carpenters, bottles pouring out water, dripping tapes splashed across the various silhouettes and many more.

Few of her trendy and famous works are lipstick print, palm and camera prints, telephone booth, table top fan prints, stripes prints, different textures, hand prints, black and white ink drip prints. Her common motifs are check, straps, floral prints, animal prints, taps, scissors and glass of water.

She made everyone speechless, from her work, no one can ever think of using, these day to day things as a print, but she does, and so she is The Masaba Gupta. Masaba faced a lot of duplicacy issues regarding her prints, still her originality always weighed more than any other obstacle and she never stopped and continued doing her phenomenal work. She is obsessed with prints, her mind works very differently. She is always in search of new prints inspired from her surroundings.

She has created, bold statements from her prints , which was always appreciated by the bollywood stars like Sonam Kapoor, Priyanka Chopra, Mandira Bedi, Vidhya Balan, Shilpa Shetty and many more.

She even included 3D style prints, animal prints, alligator prints and many more amazing prints in her list. She created her original and different space in the industry and continues to expand it with full energy and passion by thinking differently.