IDeA World College, founded by the esteemed Thomas Abraham, continues to bridge the gap between dreams and purpose for aspiring designers. Under his expert mentorship, students are molded into industry-ready professionals who excel in their respective fields. The latest feather in the college’s cap is the international recognition of its clothing line Hibiscus Haven, which has been featured in several highly acclaimed magazines across Australia, the USA, and Europe, including iChill.
Hibiscus Haven is a fashion collection that celebrates femininity with delicate, floral-themed outfits reflecting the gentle and graceful side of women. The line has also caught the attention of other prestigious publications such as Arrant in Paris, Charisma in Florida, Gezno in Paris, Beautica in the USA, and La Vidi from Croatia, among others.
What sets this project apart is the involvement of IDeA World College students, who contributed extensively to the development of Hibiscus Haven. As one of India’s oldest privately-run design institutions, IDeA World College places strong emphasis on hands-on learning. It encourages students to actively participate in projects that sharpen their skills and elevate their professional portfolios. The college also offers unique opportunities such as working alongside celebrities like Deepti Sadhwani on the Cannes Red Carpet for Paris Fashion Week, and participating in national events like Femina Miss India—all under the expert guidance of seasoned mentors.
Beyond fashion, IDeA World College is a comprehensive design institution offering top-tier programs in Interior Design, Graphic Design, and more. With Thomas Abraham’s visionary leadership and a team of dedicated mentors, students are inspired to challenge norms and bring their most original, boundary-pushing ideas to life.
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