Laadla Laadli: A New Era in Children's Fashion with Cultural Storytelling
Shubha Design Studio launches Laadla Laadli, a kidswear brand blending storytelling and fashion. Founded by Shubha Mitra and Punam Mullick, this brand offers educational, interactive apparel inspired by Indian culture. Partner Pravitha Nair adds a global storytelling dimension, making the digital-first platform engaging for young minds.
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- India
Kolkata-based Shubha Design Studio has unveiled Laadla Laadli, a children's fashion brand designed to make clothes a medium for cultural storytelling and education. The announcement was made by the studio, known for its unique prints and sustainable practices, as they announced their expansion into the kidswear segment.
Founders Shubha Mitra and Punam Mullick are looking to replicate their success in women's fashion by bringing their environmentally-friendly and creatively designed attire to children. Partnering with Pravitha Nair, they intend to interweave elements of Indian art, culture, and mythology, with modern global influences to create apparel that sparks imagination and learning.
The launch includes a campaign focused on engaging children in the joy of storytelling through garments designed to be not just aesthetically pleasing but educational. As a digital-first brand, Laadla Laadli aims to reach a global market, with future plans to create immersive spaces for cultural experiences, committing to shaping delightful educational experiences.
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