MAC for designing a signature collection. He has also collaborated with Swatch for a limited edition of watches. In 2008, once again, Reebok launched the 'RBK Fish Fry Collection 2008', a lifestyle range designed by Manish Arora. "Indian by Manish Arora", a brand designed for the growing Indian market for women's wear, is licensed to another fashion company. Manish was invited to show his collection at the “Fashion in Motion” exhibition held at Victoria and Albert Museum, London in September 2007. By 2009 Manish owned four stores in India and sold his collections to more than 80 retailers worldwide. The designer has also entered into a joint venture with BIBA Apparels Pvt. Ltd. to further expand the label. In 2012, Arora previewed his jewellery line in association with label Amrapali comprising a range of hand jewellery, neckpieces and pendants. Some of his work was displayed at the Victoria and Albert Museum, in the Fabric of India 2014-15 Exhibition. Style Manish Arora is regarded by many as "the John Galliano of India". He is known for his psychedelic colour palette and kitsch motifs in garments that combine traditional Indian crafts like embroidery, appliqué and beading with Western silhouettes. See also National institute of fashion technology References External links Manish Arora's website Indian male fashion designers Living people Artists from Delhi Indian LGBT artists LGBT fashion designers National Institute of Fashion Technology alumni People from New Delhi 21st-century Indian designers Year of birth missing (living people) Fashion labels from India