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THE NEW INDIA

In an age of noise, Sabyasachi chooses silence, intention over conformity,

and substance over spectacle.

This is not bridal wear for performance. It's a refusal to conform. It ignores trends and refutes that tradition must be loud to be appreciated.

Lehengas, rich with craft, are paired with quiet dupattas so the embroidery can breathe. The styling is spare; jewellery edited; every detail essential. She chooses with discernment and wears heritage as presence, not performance.

In the New India, maximalism and minimalism meet like memory and intention. A balance. A tightrope above the stereotypical. As brides declare for themselves who they are; when they seek truth over validation, they become a catalyst for change. As Sabyasachi has always said: “For heritage to be relevant, it must be dynamic.”

THE MANGROVE BRACELET

Celebrating the tropical flora and fauna from the Sundarbans in Bengal, this bracelet is crafted and engraved by hand in 18k gold and set with multicoloured gemstones and

EF VVS VS diamonds.

The previous generation wore craft to indicate status.
The new generation wears it to affirm identity.

HIGH JEWELLERY

EXPLORE

"Modernity, to me, is not the absence of tradition—

it's the ability to choose it with discernment."

THE BAGAN TOTE

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"Fashion, when used correctly, can become a language of confidence. When misused, it becomes a carnival of conformity."

"The fashion of this generation is not anti-opulence.

It is pro-meaning. It asks not how much, but why?"

THE NANI

“My mother’s mother, my grandmother, was an exceptional woman and one of my greatest influences. She was exuberant, excessive and an absolute maximalist. She was never without her potli, a draw string pouch lined with a delicious pomegranate pink velvet. We spent the sweltering summer holidays together, and I remember her dipping into her handbag to buy us all kind of treats—ice-lollies, turmeric laced popcorn and matinee movies at the cinema.”