HIGHSNOBIETY
DIVE INTO INDIA'S EFFERVESCNET FASHION SCENE WITH THESE 12 BRANDS - FULL ARTICLE
BISKIT’s vision is to create a design studio at the intersection of fashion, art, design, and collaboration. Seeing how the clothing industry has long been shaped and categorized as menswear and womenswear, a BISKIT piece is designed to break the binary of gender. In the process, they find freedom to focus on what matters most to them — comfort, functionality, and good design.
ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST
BISKIT'S NEW SHOWROOM IN CHENNAI FEATURES SPINAL CORD SCULPTURES, SALVAGED METAL, AND ART - FULL ARTICLE
The studio’s designs were—and continue to be—gender-neutral, carefully handcrafted, and capped at a maximum of 21 editions per style. And so, for a brand so patently countercultural, it was only fair that the space it inhabited was equally so
VOGUE
THIS BROTHER-SISTER DUO IS SHAPING THE NEW LOOK OF INDIAN MINIMALISM - FULL ARTICLE
Indian fashion has long been associated with intricate craftsmanship, ornate embellishment, and rich textiles. Indeed, the country’s booming bridal market speaks to that enduring tradition. And yet there is a new wave of street-minded labels championing a distinctly minimalist aesthetic; among them is the gender-neutral fashion label Biskit.
HOMEGROWN
SPACE BISKIT'S NEW BAG LIES AT THE INTERSECTION OF ART, DESIGN & REGENERATIVE FASHION - FULL ARTICLE
At the intersection of art, design, and fashion, Space Biskit has emerged as creative powerhouses pushing the boundaries of aesthetic expression. Founded by the visionary duo Shruti Biswajit and Harsha Biswajit in 2017, Space Biskit serves as a multi-disciplinary art and design studio.
PLATFORM
IN CONVERSATION WITH SIBLING DUO HARSHA AND SHRUTI BISWAJIT, ABOUT THEIR MULTIDISCIPLINARY DESIGN STUDIO, WHICH IS A UNIQUE CONFLUENCE OF FASHION, ART AND DESIGN - FULL ARTICLE
Sibling duo Harsha and Shruti Biswajit were brought up in Madras by artistically inclined parents. Their father, a cartoonist and illustrator, and their mother, a painter and sculptor who owns an art gallery, raised them in a creatively stimulating environment. With the skills that they acquired early on, it was imperative they established their own individual identities. Harsha ventured out to explore the field of visual art and further moved to New York to pursue a masters from SVA in Digital Fine Arts. Shruti on the other hand, went on to study Fashion Design from FIT and then specialised in sportswear with a degree from Politecnico Di Milano.
SOUNDVENUE
In collaboration with an Indian clothing brand, the synthpop duo has created a mini collection with a focus on quality and design details rather than big logos - FULL ARTICLE
Although it was the Biswajit siblings who reached out to Gents and asked if they should do a collaboration, Niels and Theis have long talked about the fact that they would like to try to make some merchandise that was of extra good quality. They just hadn't known how to approach such a production.
Together with BISKIT, it suddenly became possible to make trousers, t-shirts and jumpers with a focus on both quality and some additional design details such as pockets, dropped-shoulder fit and longer t-shirt sleeves.
THE HINDU
FROM TECHNO-INSPIRED RAVE BAGS TO PANTS THAT DEPICT NEURONS THIS CHENNAI-BASED GENDER NEUTRAL FASHION LABEL'S CREATIONS ARE CONVERSATION STARTERS - FULL ARTICLE
“We work with concepts and not according to seasons,” says Shruti, who studied at the Fashion Institute of Technology, New York, and handles the production and technical aspects like garment construction and fabric sourcing for the brand. Harsha, an alumnus of the School of Visual Arts, New York, handles the brand and visual identity.
BERLIN FASHION WEEK, 2019
