Sandhya Lalloo

Posted 10th October 2011 • By Design Indaba • Topic Fashion & Jewellery Design • Category Speaker Talks

Sandhya Lalloo’s work looks at the spiritual experience of designing clothing.

As an emerging South African fashion designer, Sandhya Lalloo was tired of emulating other people's designs. She draws inspiration for her clothing label, Sin, from Japanese designers, like Issey Miyake.

Tradition & innovation / News Lauren Mackler / Design Indaba TV

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