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Ashish Gupta (born Delhi, 1973), known through his eponymous brand ASHISH and the moniker "king of sequins," is an Indian-born and London-based fashion designer. His designs deploy hand-stitched beading and sequins in a rainbow palette to reimagine common patterns and motifs - tie dye, camouflage, and crochet, to name a few. The fashion press reports on the artistic and cultural inspirations of Gupta's collections, as well as the political nature of many of his designs.
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