Swati Mehrotra-Swati Modo as a brand has been delivering craftsmanship and innovative ideas to the custom made designer shoes. An Ingenious and Charismatic shoe designer with an impeccable eye for detail, Swati Mehrotra crafts each piece to appeal the fashion aficionados. Swati modo believes in peculiar craftsmanship so sticks to basics of art of making handmade shoes. Bringing out a woman of substance yet a woman with the heart of a kid. Every creation, every design, every colour, every style unique. Obviously for individuals Passionate about Individuality. Swatimodo Earned recognition for herself and her Brand with her unique concepts and community services. She started her career working with the A list Designers from WIFW in 2009,swatimodo runs a shoe making academy in Tihar Jail teaching the inmates the art of shoe making with a urge to society to accept them back as no one is Born criminal.Brand even earned visibility in Cannes with award winning recycled tyre shoes,swatimodo won best footwear designer Award from HOP,IFFD and IIFT and has been Brand ambassador for Ghaziabad city.Swatimodo also teaches students of fashion collages and is on board with Marwah fashion school.Her works for giving back to society can not be ignored From teaching the inmates of Tihar jail the art of shoemaking to supporting women upliftment and even she recently supported the Acid attack Victims ,a society run by Lakshmi saa.

Tinker Hatfield – He is the brain behind Nike’s athletic shoes. By 1985, he started to design athletic sneakers. He realized that his architectural skills could be applied to shoes. Hatfield was also published for the architectural design of his Portland, Oregon home. He claims to have designed the cross-trainer as a "multi-sport" shoe when he realized people at his Oregon gym brought various sneakers with them for diverse activities such as basketball, aerobics, weightlifting and jogging. In 1987, Tinker Hatfield designed the Air Max 1 Running Shoe after visiting the Centre Georges Pompidou; and the Infrared Air Max 90 shoe, first released in 1990. In 2014, Hatfield indicated that Nike would unveil a shoe with power-lacing technology, as worn by Marty McFly in the 1989 film Back to the Future Part II, which partially takes place in the year 2016. Hatfield's younger brother, Tobie Hatfield, joined Nike in 1990 as a senior engineer. In 2013, Hatfield worked on both Nike and Jordan brand concept car designs for Gran Turismo 6. Hatfield was profiled in the first season of the Netflix docu-series Abstract: The Art of Design.