The show began with fluid drapes, sculptural silhouettes and jewellery seamlessly integrated into the garments, setting an understated yet striking mood.
It then celebrated Rajasthan’s celebrated textile hub, Barmer, where mirror work, rich colours and gold foil detailing showcased handcrafted fabrics developed with local women artisan communities.
The final chapter, Kalighat, drew inspiration from Kolkata’s iconic artistic traditions, introducing softer silhouettes and graceful drapes that reflected the city’s creative spirit.
With Moonlit Palace, the designer celebrated the women artisans whose craftsmanship continues to preserve India’s textile legacy while reimagining it for a modern audience.
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