ON THE STYLE RADAR

NOT YOUR USUAL 'CAPSULE COLLECTION' Where jewellery thinking meets clothing, and the body becomes the canvas

- Words ARANYAA CHOWDHURY

With ‘Volume One’, MISHO moves beyond jewellery into ready-to-wear, as Suhani Parekh reimagines wardrobe staples through a sculptural lens. Rendered in black and white, the collection strips clothing back to silhouette and construction — punctuated by lacquered bustiers that echo the house’s couture edge. Alongside, ‘Onyx Moon’ extends this conversation in jewellery, grounding the collection in curve and stone.

Grazia: What inspired you to expand MISHO from jewellery into ready-to- wear with Volume One?

Suhani Parekh: Jewellery was my first language, but MISHO has never felt limited to one medium. I've always said that it is a design studio. With jewellery, I was framing parts of the body the neck, the wrist, the ear - and at some point I wanted to extend that language across the entire silhouette. Ready-to-wear felt like a natural progression. It allowed me to tell the full story.