Supriya Lele finalist of the prestigious LVMH Prize , an organization that has always worked in support of future fashion talents, is one of the young promises of the female scene.
Daughter of an Indian doctor, she is a contemporary English designer, linked to her culture and traditions, proof of this is the sari printed in woodcut, which her mother gave her and which she treasures in her studio in London Bridge. waiting to be rethought and become something totally new: “Reproducing isn’t enough for me” !
she graduated from the Royal College of Art in London and immediately created her own brand that quickly became one of the best-selling women’s brands in the Dover Street Market basement.
For Supriya, fashion is an invisible world made up of hidden codes and messages, so her outfits play with transparencies and overlaps; a piece of a sari jacket transformed into a nylon bralette, a Mandra in neon-colored check fabric, lots of color, the fuchsia, blue and orange typical of India, but also black and brown in her collections.
Lele she knew she shot when she did during the pandemic, her orders for her neatly cut, low-cut pants with thong-like side straps, began to multiply.
This season SS22 also made sure that her bold, feminine style asymmetrically enveloped the body of women with stretch georgette tops and satin skirts, she changed ” the features “ to the classic pieces of the casual wardrobe: the bomber jacket is in taffeta, the trench coat is a dress that reveals the shoulders.
Decomposition and recomposition, the designer adds her intercultural mix: Indian origins and based in London.
Discover her collection on deliberti.it