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Trunal Sahuji
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When the lights rise at Milan Fashion Week in September, one brand with Indian roots will stand out. Dubai-based label Trillionaire will showcase its latest collection. It is called Formally Streetwear. Because it bridges street culture and tailored formality. Moreover, it signals India’s creative surge on global runways.
From New York to Milan
Just last year, Trillionaire shocked the scene at New York Fashion Week. In 2024, it made its debut there. There it drew attention with disruptive storytelling. Also with an unapologetic take on luxury streetwear. Consequently, critics and insiders saw it as more than a newcomer. It became a symbol of what modern fashion could become. Thus, its invitation to Milan feels like a natural next step.
Although the full collection is still secret, its name teases something exciting. “Formally Streetwear” suggests contrast. It mixes strict tailoring with casual street-edge. It might move fluidly between work, leisure, rebellion, and heritage. Besides, it points to identity worn loud. Identity worn confidently.
India’s Global Creative Moment
India’s creative energy is no longer confined to regional stages. Rather, it is stepping into global conversations. With Trillionaire at Milan, these design finds its place alongside Italian tailoring, American luxury, and European heritage. Because this is more than fashion. It is representation. It is proof that Indian roots, turban, name Singh, culture, and vision can co-exist with global definition.
The Designer’s Story
Trillionaire was founded by a Sikh designer. Accordingly, its identity is shaped by narrative. It carries resilience & reflects ambition. Finally draws from Indian tradition and global influence. It blends east and west, ritual and rebellion. Also, it draws heavily from the cultural melting pot of Dubai. There, heritage and futurism collide. Thus, the label’s voice is not borrowed. It is born from contrast.
Why Milan Matters
Milan Fashion Week is sacred ground. Especially for tailoring and craftsmanship. For heritage and luxury. To show there is to state arrival. Therefore, Trillionaire’s presence in Milan is symbolic. It’s also strategic. Consequenlty confirms that luxury streetwear is not a fringe genre. Instead, it is central to fashion’s future. And importantly, it frames India not just as supplier or craft origin, but as creator.
Identity, Streetwear & Luxury
Trillionaire’s work shows streetwear can be luxury. Luxury can be identity. And identity can be loud. Because when you mix tailored jackets with hoodies. When you stitch turban culture into streetwear. And when you represent names like Singh, you broaden fashion’s language. You challenge labels. You push tradition forward.
Cultural Pride & Global Resonance
For Indian audiences, this moment carries weight. It is about seeing someone who looks like you, speaks your language, wears your symbols, step into global stages. It is about cultural pride. At the same time, it speaks to a global audience who seeks authenticity. Who wants fashion that is not erases , but elevates . Trillionaire delivers both.
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