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<p>For designer Aneeth Arora, slow fashion is more than a buzzy narrative. Since she started her label a little over 10 years ago, she has stayed true to her ethos: hand making luxury with love. This season though, her cottage-core-inspired label turns just a little towards romance. Inspired by the flowers that inundate summer meadows, daisies and forget-me-nots take centrestage in a collection that will instantly transport you to one. They&rsquo;re strewn on fabrics handwoven by weavers from different parts of the country. From the <em>mashru </em>silk of Gujarat to the Chanderi silk of Madhya Pradesh and the taffeta silk from southern India, the choice of materials brings geographical diversity to the clothes, their dreaminess further enhanced by a colour palette of just blues, whites and yellows.</p>
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<p>The clothes themselves are diverse, too. There are roomy prairie dresses with flowers <em>du jour made using schiffli embroidery and </em>French knots. Hand-painted forget-me-not bouquets with delicate satin ribbons make an appearance on some easy separates, while they are shown to come artistically undone on others. But the hero pieces of the collection are the jackets &ndash; a p&eacute;ro specialty &ndash; that are a tactile wonder. Made completely by crocheting (by the Afghani women refugees with whom p&eacute;ro has always worked), piecing together threedimensional XXL daisies as appliqu&eacute;s, or decorating the outerwear with laser-cut floral motifs otherwise found on vintage English tea sets, these overcoats, trenches and Harringtons could easily become our trans-seasonal must-haves.</p>
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<p>Post the pandemic, people are drawn to travelling to bucolic places that help them reconnect with nature. p&eacute;ro&rsquo;s nature-inspired clothes, capable of invoking the feeling of walking in green pastures, seem perfect for this. In many ways, with her Spring/Summer 2023 collection, Aneeth urges you to travel. And, with clothes like these, a dreamy escape could simply mean reaching into your wardrobe.</p>
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