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Quick Info

Date of birth15 May 1988

Age35 Years

BirthplaceLucknow, Uttar Pradesh

ProfessionFashion Designer

NationalityIndian

Marital statusMarried

FamilyBrother - Ashutosh Tripathi

Manish Tripathi (Fashion Designer) Biography

Manish Tripathi is an Indian fashion designer from Lucknow known for designing ceremonial and institutional uniforms, launching fashion labels, and leading

Early life and background

Manish Tripathi was born on 15 May 1988 in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh. Raised in the city he still lists as his hometown, he attended City Montessori School before studying fashion design at the National Institute of Fashion Technology in Delhi, where he earned a bachelor’s degree in fashion and apparel design.

Career

Tripathi built a diverse career that spans commercial fashion labels, institutional design partnerships, and public‑facing campaigns for traditional Indian textiles. In 2013 he founded Muktir Fashion India Private Limited and later launched other fashion ventures including DesignMee, along with the AntarDesi and Naveli labels. He opened AntarDESI and Naveli stores in Chattarpur, New Delhi in May 2018.

His work has included costume design for film and sport. In 2017, his DesignMee team created costumes for the Bollywood film Indu Sarkar. He has designed apparel for cricketers and sporting events: he produced uniforms for the Indian cricket team in 2018, created jerseys for the Ferit Cricket Bash league in December 2018, and has designed outfits for athletes including Virender Sehwag.

Tripathi has also worked with major Indian institutions. He has served as the official designer for the IPL Governing Council, been a design partner of the BCCI, and acted as an adviser in the Ministry of Textiles. He took part in discussions about modernising Khadi in 2019 and began advocating for Khadi and local textiles from mid‑2018 onward.

During the COVID‑19 pandemic Tripathi launched the Namastay Away brand to produce reusable Khadi masks. That initiative combined sales through platforms such as MensXP and Amazon with a social campaign that distributed masks to underserved communities. As demand grew, he expanded production and employment opportunities for women and migrant workers through a project he named Shehar Se Gaon Tak, which reportedly generated tens of thousands of jobs for rural women and artisans by mid‑2020. In December 2020 he organised a project to build what he described as the world’s largest mask, using 100 square metres of cloth sourced from various Indian states.

In recent years Tripathi’s commissions have included uniforms for the Indian Army in January 2022, ceremonial attire for India’s Asian Games contingent in Hangzhou in September 2023, and outfits for the National Sports & Adventure Awards in January 2024. He is also credited with designing the garment used to dress the idol of Lord Rama for the consecration ceremony at the Ram Janmabhoomi Temple in Ayodhya in January 2024, a project he described as profoundly meaningful.

Public profile

Tripathi’s professional circle includes collaborations with celebrities and public figures across entertainment, sports and politics. His portfolio has involved work for high‑profile personalities and institutions, and he has received industry recognition including a Designer of the Year award at the Danj Entertainment Awards in 2020 and a City Montessori School fellowship in 2019.

Outside of design, Tripathi is active on social media where he posts cartoons and personal reflections. He is known to be an animal lover and keeps three pet dogs. He has expressed spiritual interests, sharing visits to the Neem Karoli Baba ashram in Nainital, and has photographed public appearances alongside political leaders.

Personal life

Tripathi is married. His family includes a brother named Ashutosh Tripathi. He follows Hinduism and his stated zodiac sign is Taurus. Physically, he is listed at about 170 cm in height with black hair and black eyes.

Latest updates

Most recently Tripathi’s work has included ceremonial and institutional designs through 2023 and early 2024: ceremonial attire for India at the 2022 Asian Games delegation in Hangzhou (September 2023), designing the Indian Army’s uniforms (January 2022), creating attire for the National Sports & Adventure Awards (January 2024), and designing the outfit for Lord Rama used in the Ram Janmabhoomi consecration (January 2024). He continues to run his brands and engage in projects that promote Khadi and employment opportunities for artisans and women.

Recent Work

Ceremonial attire for Indian contingent at the Asian Games

Designed the ceremonial attire for India’s delegation to the 2022 Asian Games in Hangzhou.

2023
Attire for National Sports & Adventure Awards

Created the attire used at the National Sports & Adventure Awards.

2024
Outfit for Lord Rama at Ram Janmabhoomi consecration

Designed the garment used to dress the idol of Lord Rama for the consecration ceremony at the Ram Janmabhoomi Temple.

2024
Indian Army uniforms

Designed uniforms for the Indian Army.

2022

Career Highlights

  1. Founded Muktir Fashion India Private Limited and launched DesignMee, AntarDesi and Naveli labels
  2. Designer of the garment for Lord Rama at the Ram Janmabhoomi Temple consecration
  3. Designed uniforms and apparel for Indian cricket teams and other sporting events
  4. Led Khadi advocacy and launched Namastay Away reusable Khadi masks with a social employment campaign
  5. Recipient of Designer of the Year at the Danj Entertainment Awards (2020)
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Frequently Asked Questions

When was Manish Tripathi (Fashion Designer) born?

15 May 1988

What is Manish Tripathi (Fashion Designer) known for?

Fashion Designer

What is Manish Tripathi (Fashion Designer)’s marital status?

Married