Grounding Our Silhouette

In the hushed whispers of autumn foliage, an artistic journey starts to embroider its narrative. The sharp bite of expectancy signals the unveiling of HARRI's Second Chapter - a Fall Winter 23 collection that beckons one towards a domain where fashion reimagines itself into a pioneering spectacle.

The scene is prepared with an intriguing query that hangs in the atmosphere: "Is it feasible to don these trousers, which flaunt exaggerated and extroverted forms?" The daring ethos of HARRI's expansive, sculptural silhouette encourages you to venture beyond customary boundaries. This range is more than garments; it’s an expedition - a sensory quest where traditional attire merges with wearable artistry. As HARRI delves further, transformation ensues. This assortment signifies a pivot point where performance breaks free from its conventional shackles. Strands representing culture, artisanship and individuality are painstakingly intertwined resulting in an elegant yet relatable silhouette that communicates eloquently.

From the labyrinthine streets of South India to the vivacious terrains of New Delhi, a tale is being woven. London morphs into a canvas where voluptuous silhouettes gain novel existence via diverse textures and fibers. The unique sensory style that is quintessentially HARRI breathes an enchanting allure into each creation. Teaming up with KK Obi, who founded Boy Brother Friend, the assemblage embraces a multifaceted character. "Life is a Cabaret" evolves into an ethos as fashion, performance artistry and immersive storytelling interweave seamlessly.

As Sarathy Korwar's "Utopia Is A Colonial Project" pulsates with an infectious beat, the collection unfurls itself in new and exciting ways. The symbiotic fusion of music and fashion heightens the quintessence of each piece, with color morphing into a fresh dialect, and collaboration infusing vitality into every seam. Amidst a society entrapped by performance, this collection calls out to you daringly to liberate yourself from conventions. Freedom interweaves with levity as it provokes you to question norms and welcome the extraordinary lurking within everyday mundanity. HARRI disrupts boundaries providing an open door towards an unexplored terrain where revolting against tradition is hailed