For a while, I’ve wanted to fuse the idea of streetwear with tailoring in a way that injects a fresh silhouette into men’s wear. I have this innate drive to get that sense of tension into men’s wear. The language I use for women’s wear is based on eight, nine, 10 shapes, and a big focus always on pants. From the outset, you made it clear you were determined to make men’s wear 50 per cent of the business, unlike most houses, where women’s wear is the engine and men’s wear the caboose. First of all, the house has a very solid men’s wear business, so it would be a detriment not to honour that.

Source: Indian Express June 15, 2019 12:32 UTC