| 1. Archana is a renowned Indian designer without any formal academic degree in fashion. |
| 2. At 16, she organized her clothes exhibition and delved into designing Indian bridal outfits at a small Mumbai shop post her marriage at 20. |
| 3. Her work has been displayed at prestigious fashion weeks globally and includes projects such as Banjara and Warli in collaboration with PM Narendra Modi's Make in India initiative. |
| 4. She presented the 'Ahimsa Resam' collection at the Indian Affairs’ 6th Annual India Leadership Conclave 2015 and the 'Banjara' style collection at New York Fashion Week 2016. |
| 5. Archana's design preference leans towards black-and-white combinations, and she has a strong passion for writing, having contributed to Bombay Times and advocating for Trans Women's rights. |
| 6. Her Ahimsa Silk collection, made without harming silkworms, was showcased at New York Fashion Week 2016 as part of the Make in India Campaign. |
| 7. For her NYFW'18 showcase, she had acid burn victim Reshma Qureshi walk the ramp, which helped raise funds for surgeries for over one hundred acid-burn victims. |
| 8. At age 9, she decided to become a fashion designer; at 16, she organized her clothes exhibition. |
| 9. At age 18, she participated in her first trunk show with four friends creating fusion garments. |
| 10. She married at age 20 and started designing womenswear in a small rented shop in Mumbai, later transitioning to Indian bridal outfits. |
| 11. Her Ahimsa Silk (Peace Silk) collection, made without harming silkworms, was showcased at New York Fashion Week as part of the Make in India Campaign. |
| 12. For her NYFW'18 showcase, she had acid burn victim Reshma Qureshi walk the ramp as part of the 'Bring Beauty Back' movement, which was covered by over 280 media houses globally including The New York Times, Cosmopolitan, and Vogue. |
| 13. She is a goodwill ambassador for Smile Foundation alongside Virat Kohli and Vikas Khanna, supporting girl child education. |
| 14. She has collaborated with tribal artisans from Jharkhand, particularly for the Ahimsa Silk collection. |
