For as long as we can remember, the Indian film industry has set trends. So, whether it's Rekha's stunning Kanjivaram sarees or Shilpa Shetty's sculpted gowns, we can't help but be impressed by what our leading ladies wear at events, movies, and even in their daily life.

Fashion and Bollywood go together like wine and cheese. Although our films are evolving toward more factual and art styles, the overall OTT vibe is what Bollywood is all about. Fashion plays an important role in these larger-than-life movie experiences.

However, times are changing, and our fashion-forward celebrities are taking a keen interest in their styling options and taking their love of fashion a step further by collaborating with an already-established name in the fashion industry or launching their fashion label without the assistance of anyone else.

In today's Bollywood, where the business and its participants are well-known worldwide, many superstars are branching out into fashion design and creating their lines in addition to their core professions in films.

From reigning celebrities like Salman Khan and Deepika Padukone to internationally recognised mogul Karan Johar, a slew of Bollywood heavyweights have launched their collections to make their style more accessible to the general public.

Taking their responsibilities to the next level, several of our dearies have become designers, founding their fashion businesses to provide a slice of their tastes and sensibility sealed with a celebrity touch.

Karan Johar

Throughout his successful career, this Bollywood icon has worn several hats, including director, producer, occasional actor, radio DJ, and television personality. Karan has also dabbled in fashion design, adding to his impressive array of businesses.

Johar collaborated with the prominent fashion company Vero Moda in 2014 to create Vero Moda's "Marquee" collection. When discussing the release of this line.

His brand was designed to be current and accessible. Therefore, he offered a diverse selection of pieces that included but were not limited to boho and showy designs and traditional and inventive styles.

Alia Bhatt

Alia Bhatt, whose brilliance has continued to wow viewers throughout her career, is generally regarded as one of Bollywood's most fashionable stars.

The actress exudes elegance and self-assurance in all of her appearances, and she has incorporated these attributes, among others, into her clothing collection.

Alia has launched her collection on the online shopping portal Jabong.com.

Her collection is claimed to include something for everyone interested in fashion since it is varied and practically all-encompassing, including a bohemian-inspired clothing line, a party apparel line, and footwear.

Deepika Padukone

Deepika Padukone, unquestionably one of Bollywood's leading ladies, has also taken on the role of fashion designer. Padukone, who has steadily advanced in her profession, is generally recognised as a style icon in Bollywood.

When she collaborated with the renowned fashion house Van Heusen, the "Padmaavat" actress launched her first clothing line. She collaborated on a Limited Edition women's line with this company.

Padukone also created her clothesline, "All About You," in collaboration with the Myntra company in 2015. The designs are characterised as "comfortable, romantic, feminine, and playful" and are claimed to be an extension of the star's aesthetic.

Malaika Arora Khan

Malaika Arora's apparel line, The Closet Label, was also launched. As the company has no flagship location, this range, designed in conjunction with The Label Corp, is advertised chiefly and sold online.

Malaika Arora is the creative director of The Closet Label and the owner of Turquoise and Gold, an online apparel business. In 2017, she teamed with Sussanne Khan and actress Bipasha Basu on a limited-edition apparel line with The Label Life and Kwality Walls' Magnum ice cream. This collection has been described as classy but sensual and has bold, eye-catching items.

Sonam Kapoor

This actress, widely regarded as Bollywood's 'fashionista,' collaborated with her sister, Rhea Kapoor, to start their fashion label, "Rheson," in 2015.

The apparel brand is defined as an affordable high-street fashion and includes items such as t-shirts, blouses, sweatshirts, and skirts. Sonam received tremendous appreciation for her performance as the titular heroine in the 2016 film "Neerja."

Lara Dutta

Miss Universe Pageant Lara Dutta became a fashion designer for Chhabra 555, a prominent ethnic clothing company. Lara stated that she wanted her outfits to be distinctive and inexpensive, so she teamed with Chhabra to make garments.

The model-turned-actor created, developed, and handcrafted her clothing brand, "Lara Dutta-Chhabra 555."

Lara stated that when creating the outfits, she considered the needs and desires of modern Indian women.

Hrithik Roshan

This charismatic actor established and launched a casual wear line representing his busy lifestyle and evocating his sporty yet relaxed style. The range was conceived, manufactured, and released in collaboration with the online retail behemoth Myntra.com. According to critics, this collection combines the actor's unique flair and substance with his enthusiasm.

According to critics, this collection combines the actor's unique flair and substance with his enthusiasm. In response to a question regarding his apparel business, Hrithik stated, "my love for fitness is heavily embedded in HRX, the ultimate objective of which is to encourage others to be the greatest version of themselves."

The line comprises sporty casuals, easy-to-wear activewear in a modern slim cut and brilliant colours, and lightweight athletic men's footwear.

Salman Khan

This celebrity, affectionately referred to as "Bhai" by his millions of followers, notably launched his apparel brand, "Being Human," through the Salman Khan Foundation. The revenues from this collection, which offers a variety of items such as t-shirts and bags, are donated to India's disadvantaged population. Several other Bollywood celebs have already promoted the brand, which is known for its benevolence.

Forbes exclusively reported on this line in 2017, and a spokesperson for the brand revealed in this interview that the foundation's proceeds support approximately 400 children's heart surgeries per year, assist with life-threatening crane-facial surgeries, and facilitate eye camps and women's check-ups.

"Being Human" has evolved into a genuinely global brand, with products accessible in over 15 countries globally, including Bahrain, France, Jordan, Spain, Kuwait, Nepal, and the UAE. Furthermore, it has approximately 300 retail and seven online selling outlets and four selling points in India.

Shraddha Kapoor

Shraddha Kapoor entered the field of fashion design with the launch of her fashion company "Imara." Her clothing designs are centred on the theme of "fantasy."

Kapoor's apparel collection consists mainly of Indian designs on western styles. Imara is priced such that it is affordable to everyone. Shraddha Kapoor's clothes range in price from Rs 799 to Rs 3999.

Kapoor revealed that she had created clothing for the modern Indian lady who is intelligent, independent, and accessible.

Lisa Haydon

Lisa Haydon, a supermodel turned actress, has also created her line with Sher Singh, Sonny Caberwal, and Sunjay Guleria. Shersingh.com is where she started her clothing collection. Her collection is priced between Rs 800 and Rs 1500 and is suitable for ladies aged 15 to 40.

Lisa characterised her label's shapes as appealing to any lady who wants to experiment with different cuts and colours. At the same time, her clothing styles are highly comfortable to wear while retaining a worldwide flair.