The Rimple and Harpreet Narula label is an interesting meeting ground for couture, craft and heritage. Their signature style represents an interesting paradox of rural craft and exalted design highly distressed surface treatments are juxtaposed with fine hand embroideries and the silhouettes enhanced with a contemporary spin! Their take on design and the process of design is intuitive while their approach to colour and use of fabric is spontaneous yet exceptional.
The label brings together Indian elements to a sensibility very global in appeal, focusing on comfort and ease. The choice to work with cottons in all forms, textures and origin and moulding them in relaxed silhouettes that doesnt confine to any particular body shape characterize the line. Elements that strike a sense of nostalgia, that bring out the Boehme appeal combined with rich hues boasts a very strong sensibility that is not confined to any geographical boundary. Each garment evolves over a period of time, each time its worn lending a whole new perspective to the wearer.
A lot of effort goes into the choice of fabric, colors and the craftsmanship in each collection as it is a well thought subject, and plays around selective silhouettes keeping the aesthetics intact. The label has aesthetically evolved over the last few years and works mostly on archives that have given a strong foundation.
