SUBLIME INTERVENTION

Ahead of Paris Couture Week, Rahul Mishra explains to Tatler how heritage, craft, employment and sustainability are a designer’s responsibility

By Aaina Bhargava

Rahul Mishra considers himself to be a persuasive storyteller, seeing his words as having a similar effect to a religious leader’s sermon. “If I get goosebumps looking at a flower, everyone else better get goosebumps too after I finish describing its beauty,” the New Delhi-based designer says of inspiring his team. “If I cry, they too have to cry with me.” Mishra sees his work as more than a job: he believes he has a duty to convey beauty, translate its inspiration, and ultimately share his vision. “It’s what I do and I’m fully hands-on about it. “If I can successfully convince those who haven’t seen its beauty [that it’s beautiful],” the designer says, referring to that same flower, “then they’ll feel inspired and contribute better. And everybody—from the craftsmen…

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Tatler Hong Kong (Digital) - 1 Issue, July 2023

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