Wajeeha is a fashion designer in training whose work embodies a deep connection to culture, history, and artistic craftsmanship.

 

Drawing inspiration from her Indian-Muslim heritage and a love for tradition into contemporary designs, creating pieces that celebrate both identity and innovation. Her designs reflect a passion for storytelling—each garment an exploration of emotion, heritage, and modernity.

Her journey in fashion began with an innate curiosity about the intersections of art and culture. Internships with industry leaders like Naeem Khan, Danielle Frankel, and Cristina Ottaviano sharpened her technical expertise and offered insight into the world of luxury fashion. Meanwhile, her time at The Metropolitan Museum of Art enriched her appreciation for historical design and its enduring influence on modern creativity.

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Wajeeha is motivated by challenges, whether it’s balancing the demands of functionality and artistic expression or merging diverse inspirations into cohesive designs.—a pursuit that drives her to push boundaries and experiment with new ideas.

She has contributed to dynamic fashion environments, volunteering at New York Fashion Week for multiple seasons and developing backstage skills that complement her design acumen. Her global perspective, informed by fluency in French, Urdu, and Hindi, adds a unique layer to her creative process, allowing her to connect with diverse audiences and infuse her work with multicultural influences.

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For Wajeeha, fashion is not just about creating beautiful garments—it’s about crafting meaningful experiences. Her ultimate goal is to redefine how culture and innovation coexist, leaving a legacy of designs that resonate far beyond the runway.

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"Fashion is my way of telling stories—each design a dialogue between heritage, innovation, and the emotions that make us human." 

-Wajeeha