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"FDCI Names Arvind Limited and Ashish N Soni for Sustainable Luxury Menswear at Lakmé Fashion Week Delhi"

The Fashion Design Council of India has announced a new menswear showcase pairing Arvind Limited with designer Ashish N Soni for Lakmé Fashion Week in New Delhi, positioning sustainability as a luxury proposition rather than a compromise. The collaboration is expected to foreground precision tailoring, responsible textiles and a sharper commercial conversation around Indian menswear. The announcement comes as Indian fashion increasingly aligns itself with traceability, material innovation and a more disciplined idea of modern elegance, particularly in the menswear segment where utility and refinement are converging.

FDCI Names Arvind Limited and Ashish N Soni for Sustainable Luxury Menswear at Lakmé Fashion Week Delhi

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By Rhea Malhotra, India Fashion Bureau, RDU Global

Fashion Correspondent

New Delhi, India 2026-09-22T09:30:00.000Z•4 min read

The Fashion Design Council of India has announced a new menswear showcase pairing Arvind Limited with designer Ashish N Soni for Lakmé Fashion Week in New Delhi, positioning sustainability as a luxury proposition rather than a compromise. The collaboration is expected to foreground precision tailoring, responsible textiles and a sharper commercial conversation around Indian menswear. The announcement comes as Indian fashion increasingly aligns itself with traceability, material innovation and a more disciplined idea of modern elegance, particularly in the menswear segment where utility and refinement are converging.

The Fashion Design Council of India has announced a new menswear showcase pairing Arvind Limited with designer Ashish N Soni for Lakmé Fashion Week in New Delhi, positioning sustainability as a luxury proposition rather than a compromise. The collaboration is expected to foreground precision tailoring, responsible textiles and a sharper commercial conversation around Indian menswear.

The announcement comes as Indian fashion increasingly aligns itself with traceability, material innovation and a more disciplined idea of modern elegance, particularly in the menswear segment where utility and refinement are converging.

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