Yes, there were the models. But the muses made eyes turn with excitement. It was time for Urvashi Kaur to celebrate her 15-year journey with a spectacular showcase at Lakm Fashion Week x FDCI at Jio World Convention Centre. The show was a testament to the brand’s effortless subversion of societal constructs and unwavering commitment to inclusivity and creative disruption.

The visionaries and changemakers who have shaped not the brand’s narrative and pioneered large-scale impact across industries took that walk around the audience. They were clad in timeless silhouettes that embodied the label’s ethos of authenticity and individuality. Seen were Ratna Pathak Shah, Santanu Hazarika, Tillotama Shome, Rasika Duggal, Shweta Tripathi and Mallika Dua among a few more.

The set design, crafted from recycled packaging materials like tetra packs, symbolized the brand’s dedication to conscious design and environmental responsibility. Accompanied by the restorative sounds of Martin Dubois’ African harp and hand-pan, it turned out to be quite an immersive experience.

Showcased was the Prana collection, an extension of the ongoing Renew project that breathes new life into archival textiles in the signature contemporary aesthetic, embracing zero-waste, eco-design and upcycling techniques. Each garment tells a story of evolution, highlighting the brand’s commitment to slow, mindful design and the preservation of craft ancestries.