Fashion As We Know It Wouldn’t Exist Without South Asian Style

Ethical fashion and ethnic wear at the LFW forefront

Ditch your basic ethnic wear Designer Payal Singhal, known for her embellished festive wear, showcased her new collection inspired by the silk fabric. From this line, the short red kurta, which comes with a pair of purple velvet pants, particularly caught our attention. Anita Dongre’s sustainable collection was made out of Tencel fibres, a completely biodegradable fibre that uses an award-winning “closed-loop” production process. She swapped the…

Fashion As We Know It Wouldn’t Exist Without South Asian Style

Osman Ahmed discusses how the wealth of South Asian style culture has percolated into the Global North's fashion industry -- and made it was it is today.

Wearing identity: Between celebration and erasure - Asian Sunday & Style

Across the UK, fashion isn’t just what you wear, it’s who you are. For generations of South Asians living in Britain, clothes have never been just about style. They carry memory, faith, resistance, and pride. And today, as cultural symbols become high-street trends, a deeper conversation is unfolding: who gets to wear what and why?