Lakshita Marks 24 Years with Power-Themed Collection
Rooted in nearly a quarter-century of design evolution, the collection honors the lives Lakshita has dressed—from homemakers to entrepreneurs, from first steps to life's milestones. Co-Founder and MD Sachin Kharbanda shares that this collection reflects years of 'design thinking, cultural listening, and craft,' translating into inclusive clothing for women from all walks of life. 'Style must never be static,' he adds, framing the milestone as both a celebration and a call for constant reinvention.
The 24 pieces are organized around six core themes that represent Lakshita's renewed design philosophy:
Power to Move: Fluid, stretchable co-ords and flowy silhouettes designed for dynamic, all-day wear.
Power to Express: Bold, artistic cuts, asymmetric hems, and statement embellishments for individual flair.
Power of Comfort: Lounge-to-street wear in cotton, modal, and linen blends offering relaxed, stylish fits.
Power to Own: Clean lines and soft pastels that channel quiet confidence and minimalism.
Power to Rise: Ambition-led pieces with polished tailoring and rich, jewel-toned palettes.
Power to Choose: Versatile separates suited to all body types, encouraging wardrobe flexibility.
Set to launch later this month, the collection will be available across Lakshita's stores and online platforms. Beyond just fashion, it is a narrative of power, comfort, and individuality — inviting every woman to find herself in its folds.
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