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Manish Tripathi (Fashion Designer) Age, Wife, Family, Biography

Manish Tripathi (Fashion Designer) Age, Wife, Family, Biography

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Age: 35 Years

Hometown: Lucknow

Marital Status: Married

Bio/Wiki
Profession Fashion Designer
Known For Designing the outfit for Lord Ram's idol for the consecration of the Ram Janmbhoomi Temple in Ayodhya
Physical Stats & More
Height (approx.) in centimeters**- 170 cm**
in meters**- 1.7 m**
in feet & inches**- 5’ 7”**
Eye Colour Black
Hair Colour Black
Career
Awards • 2020: Designer of the Year award at the Danj Entertainment Awards
• 2019: Fellow at City Montessori School award
Personal Life
Date of Birth 15 May 1988 (Sunday)
Age (as of 2023) 35 Years
Birthplace Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh
Zodiac sign Taurus
Nationality Indian
Hometown Lucknow
School City Montessori School, Lucknow
College/University National Institute of Fashion Technology, Delhi
Educational Qualification A bachelor's degree in Fashion Design and fashion/Apparel design
Religion Hinduism
Relationships & More
Marital Status Married
Marriage Date • First Marriage: Got engaged in May 2014 (Reportedly got married in December 2014) check sources
The Times of India

• Second Marriage: 28 November 2021 check sources
Instagram - Manish Tripathi
Family
Wife/Spouse • First Wife: Aditi Mishra (Model)


• Second Wife: Tanmaya Dwivedi (Fashion Designer)
Parents Names Not Known
Siblings Brother- Ashutosh Tripathi
Sister- None
Style Quotient
Bike Collection Royal Enfield bike

Some Lesser Known Facts About Manish Tripathi

  • From an early age, Manish’s fascination with Bollywood and the actors’ outfits in films inspired him to study fashion design. Designing costumes for Bollywood films was his dream job.

  • Manish has served as both the official designer for the IPL Governing Council and the design partner of the BCCI. He has collaborated with a wide range of celebrities, including politicians and Bollywood actors like Shah Rukh Khan and Randeep Hooda .

  •  He has also worked as an advisor in the Ministry of Textiles in the Indian government.

  • He has also designed outfits for athletes, including Virender Sehwag .

  • He founded Muktir Fashion India Private Limited, a fashion business, in 2013. Along with that, he owns a business called DesignMee. AntarDesi and Naveli are two of Manish’s fashion labels.

  • In 2017, Manish, along with his team from DesignMee, designed the costumes for the Bollywood film Indu Sarkar.

  • Manish Tripathi opened his label stores “AntarDESI” and “Naveli” in Chattarpur, New Delhi, on 12 May, 2018. Under his brand, DesignMee, he created apparel for the Indian cricket team in 2018.

  • Manish began advocating for the promotion of Khadi and local textiles in June 2018.

  • He designed the jerseys for the Ferit Cricket Bash league teams in December 2018.

  • Manish participated in a private meeting with Nitin Gadkari, the Minister of MSME, Road Transport, and Highways, in August 2019 to discuss modernizing the Khadi project.

    Manish’s Instagram post about attending the meeting regarding the Modernisation of Khadi

  • Manish Tripathi founded the Namastay Away fashion brand, which sold reusable Khadi masks, during the COVID-19 pandemic.

  • Through the Namastay Away campaign, he provided masks to the underprivileged and needy who were unable to purchase them.

  • He later began selling these masks to everyone by teaming up with e-commerce platforms like MensXP and Amazon.

  • After the demand for his masks increased, he started giving employment to women and migrant workers. He named this “Shehar Se Gaon Tak Campaign,” which began in Bulandshr in Uttar Pradesh and then extended to many other places.

  • Through a Twitter post, Smriti Irani expressed her gratitude for his efforts. Through his Shehar Se Gaon Tak Campaign, he had provided over 50,000 new jobs to rural women and artisans by June 2020.

  • In December 2020, Manish Tripathi came up with an idea to set a World Record by designing the world’s largest mask, using 100 square meters of cloth sourced from various Indian states.

  • He created the Indian Army’s uniforms in January 2022.

  • He designed the ceremonial attire for the Indian contingent competing in the 2022 Asian Games in Hangzhou in September of 2023.

  • Manish Tripathi created the attire for the National Sports & Adventure Awards in January 2024.

    • In an interview, he shared his feelings for getting a chance to design the attire for Lord Rama and said,

      It was totally mystical, magical, and beyond divinity. And, I don’t know, maybe I would say that it’s sheerly pure. I don’t have words to express my feelings because I never imagined that, you know, for every designer, we dream to dress up celebrities. But getting a chance to design for somebody who’s, I would say, the universal celebrity was a big, big thing. I can’t express it in words, As I’ve been working and connected to this domain, I knew Bhagwan hai, he is Pitambar and he should wear Yellow on the day of Utsav. That was in my mind. But the trick was to make the pattern for that particular idol and by God’s grace, it happened.”

      Manish Tripathi with Yogi Adityanath at the Ram Janambhoomi Temple in January 2024

  • Manish Tripathi loves dogs. He has three dogs as pets, a German Shepherd named Hero, a Labrador named Gabbar, and a Dobermann named Zaara.

    Manish Tripathi with his dogs

  • Manish Tripathi is an ardent follower of spiritual leader Neem Karoli Baba and often shares pictures of him visiting the Spiritual leader’s Ashram in Nainital, Uttarakhand, on his Instagram account.

    Manish Tripathi with Tanmaya Dwivedi at Neem Karauli Baba Ashram, Kainchi Dham,

  • Manish Tripathi is also a cartoonist and regularly posts his creations on his Instagram and Twitter accounts.

May be @bsesdelhi doesn’t want us to watch the #G20 updates on TV … subah bhi BIJLI gayab ?

Raat bhar bijli gyab toh phone discharged
BIJLI nahi toh Tv band !
Abb bas Radio ka hi sahara hai 🙌🏻 pic.twitter.com/O3eTnfXpjj

— Manish Tripathi (@ManishantarDESI) September 10, 2023

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