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Trunal Sahuji
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At the upcoming Spring 2026 season of Lakmé Fashion Week × FDCI, cotton—especially premium Supima cotton—is set to become the star material. The collaboration between Supima and designer Rahul Mishra aims to elevate cotton from its everyday associations to the realm of Indian luxury fashion.
>By working together, they hope to show how natural fibres, rooted in heritage and sustainability, can carry the weight of high-end design and global aspiration.
What Makes This Collaboration Significant
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Supima cotton in the United States allows for finer, softer and more durable fabric.
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Rahul Mishra’s work is Indian craftsmanship and textiles, making him a fitting partner to reinterpret cotton in a luxury context.
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The move highlights a broader trend: instead of relying on exotic or synthetic textiles for luxury, designers are returning to natural fibres.
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With cotton “turning show-stopper”, the emphasis shifts to material story, process and craft — not just cut and silhouette.
What We Might See on the Runway
Given the context, here are some likely design features to expect:
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Garments made from ultra-fine Supima cotton blends, potentially mimicking luxury silk or wool textures.
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Innovative finishes and weaves that emphasize cotton’s versatility and premium feel.
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Styling that marries Indian textile heritage with contemporary silhouettes — bridging craft and modern fashion.
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A messaging layer about sustainability, responsible sourcing and the elevation of an everyday fibre into high-end fashion.
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