Between cultural and new-romantic contaminations: Supriya Lele debuts at London Fashion Week with her post-pandemic fashion

For the London Fashion Week, the designer Supriya Lele showed in London for the first time, two years after her digital debut. On the catwalk, a super feminine and intercultural collection. The protagonist is the ‘metropolitan woman’, citizen of the most glamorous British spaces. She challenges the myths of sensuality with a look at the Nineties’ essential aesthetics and Indian’s clothing traditions.

Supriya Lele gives light to the symbolic colors and emblematic fabrics of her homeland merged into a dynamic aesthetic that narrates the awakening of a post-pandemic normality. Aseptic Y2K style also converge in the silhouettes. The emblematic sarees are explored and revisited with sheer materials and drapes inspired by the Ibiza‘s warm climate.

Mesh shirts and overcoats reveal mesh and asymmetrical micro tops and bodysuits. The cut-out cuts on the hips and bust highlight the bodies in a very sensual and romantic way. The dresses embroid satin, feathers; light points enriched with colored Indian sequins and coated second skin materials, which generate a feeling of freedom and empowerment. The vitamin ultramarine blue, yellow, acid green and raspberry pink colors give the right dose of chromatic energy to start the next season with the best mood.

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Priscilla Cafaggi

Priscilla è una fashion editor laureata in storia della moda. Ama il vintage, il minimalismo… in poche parole una persona eclettica. Infatti, se dovesse scegliere due persone per andare a cena fuori sarebbero Jil Sander e Alessandro Michele.