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When the story hit home, and models smiled

If there is an overarching theme to be teased out of the recently concluded virtual edition of Lakme Fashion Week, it is the triumph of human emotion

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A look from pero's Locked in Love, a collection inspired by the Kawai Japanese street style culture of Harajuku fashion, and filmed inside a life-sized dollhouse

A look from pero's Locked in Love, a collection inspired by the Kawai Japanese street style culture of Harajuku fashion, and filmed inside a life-sized dollhouse

The special attention placed by the camera on the gnarly hands of an artisan spooling Kala cotton yarn highlighted a tiny detail that went into the making an 11.11/eleven eleven indigo jumper in a film screened as part of the first digital edition of IMG Reliance Lakmé Fashion Week (LFW) last week. Presented in collaboration with Fashion Open Studio, an initiative by Fashion Revolution UK, the nine-minute film concluded with the artisan sewing an NFC (Near Field Communication) button: a tech-accessory that allows a consumer to trace the stages in the journey of the garment, from weaver to dyer and final creation.

The designers behind this Delhi-born label, Shani Himanshu and Mia Morikawa, while curating an equitable supply chain also reminded us that fashion is essentially a creation of the human hand.

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