Objects in the mirror reveal some of the most recognizable sites where nature has taken over.
The mirrors in this collection ‘The Pale Blue Dot’, act as a metaphor for the looming presence of a dystopian future. Like the cautionary warning on a rearview mirror, they reveal a disturbing truth: the consequences of our actions are closer than they appear. These mirrors offer a visual commentary on the precarious state of our planet, exposing the neglect and distortion of the planet by us all.
The Reverberating Metropolis
A floor length cape from the collection, also worn by Queen Latifah, American rapper and actor at the 67th Grammy Awards. The cape was a laborious process of 1200 hours, constructed with sixty six pyramids of sequins and thread work projecting a futuristic silhouette. This speaks of possibilities in times ahead – knowing humans will embrace hope as the newfound force for sustainable future.
The Reverberating Metropolis
A floor length cape from the collection, also worn by Queen Latifah, American rapper and actor at the 67th Grammy Awards. The cape was a laborious process of 1200 hours, constructed with sixty six pyramids of sequins and thread work projecting a futuristic silhouette. This speaks of possibilities in times ahead – knowing humans will embrace hope as the newfound force for sustainable future.
The Ravens
The Ravens, a symbolic piece from the designer’s collection, is steeped in Hindu mythology, where ravens represent ancestral connection, spiritual growth, and transformation. Its runway debut, worn by Jordan Roth, an award-winning theatre producer and NY city fashion icon in the Couture Spring 2025 show ‘THE PALE BLUE DOT’, was a transcendental moment, showcasing the piece’s emotional resonance to the ending of all life and looking towards the rebirth.
Ode to mother nature
A celebration of resilience and recovery – the golden silhouette is an ode to mother nature’s regenerative power, which the designer highlights may be slow but certain. The same is reflected in the creation that is detailed and arduous. Gold leaves, beads, and sequins are hand embroidered into this couture symbolising the grandeur of our earth and magnificence of its existence.
Tree of Life
Rahul Mishra explains this creation as an embodiment of the eternal cycle of rebirth, balance, and harmony, deeply rooted in Indian crafts and culture. This masterpiece echoes a sacred reverence for all living beings and the nurturing essence of Mother Nature. As it emerges from the human form, it emphasises the awakening of humanity to the wisdom of preserving our planet’s future. Through this design, Mishra reminds us of the delicate dance between nature and human existence, urging us to nurture and sustain the world we inhabit.
