Upcycle | Sustainable | Fashion… Part 1/3


Pretcurry x Latasita

latasitaLet me introduce Latasita by Meghna Nayak, an upcycle fashion house where beautiful clothes are gorgeously and ethically produced. The clothes are made from upcycled sarees & suits all shapes and sizes!

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The first time I discovered Meghna’s clothing line was, through a small exhibition at her old studio about 6 years ago (phew! long time). I completely fell in love with the texture and the designs the moment I laid my eyes on them. The look made, even more, sense to me once I learned about her upcycling story ( watch out for part 2 for more details) ! The USP (unique selling point) of her clothes is that all of them are one-offs. I ended up buying latasita’s signature style adjustable skirt in a light green benarasi silk (similar to the one shown here)

 

Latasita’s clothing line is all upcycled from old sarees so you can imagine she has a varied range of textiles thus cannot come under a single category. For this reason, I have chosen a few items from her diverse collection for their free-spirited,  sexy, comfortable, feminine and playful look and feel.

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The first piece that you can see here is this exquisite turquoise green skirt, which can be adjusted and worn in so many different styles with a khadi top. From my personal experience, it is super comfy and trendy!

 

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Second in line is this bright purple, asymmetrical, one sleeve, silk dress that can also be worn as a kurta. Either way, as it looks so elegant and feminine, it will look great on any body shape & size.

 

I absolutely love how latasita plays with colour, shape and texture. Stay tuned for Part2 & Part3 … Given the eclectic nature of Latasita’s brand, it will come as no surprise that the look will be very different from what you see here!

 

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label: LataSita by Meghna Nayak

Model: Juhi Ghosh

Photographer: Kasturi Mukherjee

Tech Assist: Sayan Dey

MUA: Naushaba Aman

Stylist & Blogger: Ingela Biswas

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