Kumar, 72, says now there is a much larger playing field for fashion.
"Yes, I do think that the Indian fashion industry is headed the right way. The amount of new platforms to showcase work and the increase in audience has led to a much larger playing field for fashion," Kumar told PTI.
She feels the new crop of designers are "highly" creative and have immensely contributed in taking the fashion industry forward.
When asked which new designer's work has caught her eye, Kumar says she would not like to take names but she is happy to see that there are many who add value to the industry.
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The line has been inspired by patterns and themes from royalty and its military. Quirky colour accents and bold military have inspired textiles and Kumar says it is a modern retelling of a vibrant fashion tradition.
"Inspiration comes from maharaja theme. The neo-combat influences is seen in the military prints incorporated across the structured pieces, with knot prints emblazoned on jackets, while the more luxe embellishments on soft fabrics highlight the maharaja theme."
The colour palette of this collection will be a study in contrasts - greys, blues, and metallics, with bright pops of red interspersed, making it a fun take on royal shades.
"Lots of stones and beads delicately placed on garments will provide an ultra-sophisticated and ornate look.
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