Renowned designer Neeta Lulla has made a significant impact on the fashion industry with the introduction of her latest sari collection, ‘Leher’. During the unveiling of this innovative concept, Lulla expressed her deep fondness for the traditional nine-yard ensemble, stating, “The sari has always held a special place in my heart. Its grace and versatility are unparalleled.”
In an effort to honour this timeless garment, Lulla has incorporated youthful whimsy and a modern sensibility into the ‘Leher’ collection, making it the ideal choice for the contemporary woman. Described as a tribute to the sari, reimagined for today’s woman, the NISSHK by House of Neeta Lulla collection features a colour palette tailored for various occasions, from weddings and lively sangeets to vibrant haldi ceremonies and glamorous parties. The saris are adorned with playful ruffles, intricately embellished bustiers, embellished mobile pockets, belts, and gold buckles, harmonizing tradition and contemporary style.
Lulla’s venture into this new era for her sari collection coincides with her celebration of 40 years in the industry. Reflecting on her journey, she shared with IANS, “40 years in the industry has not been a cakewalk; it has been quite a struggle.” Not only is she a fashion and costume designer, but also a homemaker and a mother, seamlessly transitioning between these roles while making a lasting impact in the industry.
Having contributed to over 300 films and being a pioneer in designing wedding dresses since 1985, Neeta Lulla has had an undeniable influence in the world of fashion. The ‘Leher’ collection serves as a testament to her unwavering dedication to reimagining traditional Indian wear for the modern woman.
Through her latest sari collection, Lulla continues to inspire and set trends in the ever-evolving world of fashion. Her commitment to celebrating the sari as a symbol of grace, versatility, and timeless elegance reflects her unwavering dedication to preserving India’s rich cultural heritage through innovative design and reinvention. As such, Lulla’s impact on the fashion industry cannot be overstated.