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Trunal Sahuji
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In 2025, fashion saw another moment of cultural convergence as Indian digital creator Sanket Mehta graced the runways of Milan Fashion Week. His presence was not merely as a spectator, but as an active participant shaping the conversation between Indian aesthetics and global trends.
This trip marks Sanket’s second (or repeat) appearance at Milan Fashion Week, reinforcing his growing international footprint.
The Agenda: Diesel, Onitsuka & More
While Sanket’s journey to Milan spotlighted several fashion houses, his involvement with Diesel and Onitsuka added an interesting cross‑genre touch. (The APN News article you shared highlights this angle.)
These brands are known for pushing the boundary between street style and high fashion. By aligning with them, Sanket amplifies how Indian creators are increasingly not just observing, but collaborating in global fashion dialogues.
Beyond those partnerships, he also attended presentations by 1989 Studio, La Martina, Paul & Shark, Tod’s, Canali, and Dhruv Kapoor, among others.
Style Narratives & Personal Aesthetic
At Milan, Sanket’s style choices offered a narrative: blending Indian sensibilities with refined tailoring.
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At the Canali showcase, he wore a clean white suit paired with a textured grey sweater—classic but contemporary.
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For Tod’s, he opted for a charcoal wool jacket, layered over a subtle knit, teamed with off‑white trousers and sleek leather shoes.
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His Paul & Shark look saw a shearling‑collar coat, mustard scarf, denim and retro eyewear—an interplay between casual edge and luxury accents.
These looks reflect Sanket’s belief that fashion need not be rigid. Instead, it can be a fluid blend of comfort, identity, and accent.
In a media interview, he remarked, “The overall vibe of Milan Fashion Week felt very chic… a well‑chosen chain can effortlessly elevate your look.” Whosthat 360
Conversations Beyond Clothing
Sanket didn’t limit himself to front‑row watching. He engaged with leadership across brands—meeting CEOs, creative directors, and global teams.
These conversations centered on how Indian creators and craftsmanship can earn deeper recognition on the global fashion map. He emphasized bridging cultural gaps—not just through clothes but through storytelling, curation, and collaboration.
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