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Dr R. Sri Ram, Founder and Managing Director of Bags of Ethics (part of the Supreme Creations), Smruti Sriram, Chief Executive Officer of Bags of Ethics, Mrs Kang and Harjinder Kang, His Majesty’s Trade Commissioner for South Asia and the British Deputy High Commissioner for Western India
In March 2026, Dr R. Sri Ram, Founder and Managing Director of Bags of Ethics (part of the Supreme Creations), visited Mumbai during Lakmé Fashion Week, an event that continues to define the direction of contemporary fashion.
The city’s distinctive blend of intensity, creativity, and ambition provided a powerful context for understanding how design and production are evolving together. For Supreme Creations, a business rooted in large-scale, high-quality manufacturing, this intersection is particularly significant.
Where Design Meets Production
Lakmé Fashion Week, presented in partnership with the Fashion Design Council of India and Reliance Brands Limited, highlighted the seamless integration of craftsmanship and innovation.
Designers, including Rahul Mishra, Amit Aggarwal, Kartik Kumra, and CRCLE Studio, showcased collections that combined intricate handwork with modern techniques, demonstrating how creativity can scale without losing authenticity.
These insights resonate strongly with Supreme Creations’ approach: delivering quality, consistency, and innovation across global supply chains while respecting craftsmanship.
Engaging with Industry Leaders
Dr Sri Ram’s visit included discussions with leading figures such as Jaspreet Chandok, Sunil Sethi, Neha Kohli Dhingra, and Darshana Gajare.
A key highlight was the reception hosted by Harjinder Kang at the High Commissioner’s residence. The gathering brought together designers, retailers, and industry stakeholders, creating a space for thoughtful exchange and future-focused conversations.
The Role of Environment and Space
Mumbai’s design landscape extends beyond fashion. From the scale and efficiency of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport to curated retail environments such as Galeries Lafayette in Fort and the Rahul Mishra showroom in Kala Ghoda, the city demonstrates how physical spaces contribute to brand storytelling.
For Supreme Creations, this reinforces the importance of understanding not only product design but also the environments in which products are experienced.
Driving Forward
Dr Sri Ram’s experience at Lakmé Fashion Week 2026 highlighted the growing alignment between creativity and production. As demand increases for both innovation and scale, the ability to deliver responsibly and efficiently becomes ever more critical.
Supreme Creations continues to focus on advancing manufacturing excellence while supporting the creative visions of global brands—ensuring that craftsmanship, quality, and innovation remain at the core of its operations.
From Mumbai’s dynamic fashion scene to global manufacturing excellence, exploring the future of design and production.
Lakmé Fashion Week, Mumbai – Catwalk model
Anne Kavanagh, Executive Director of APTRA and Sunil Tuli, President of APTRA
Dr R. Sri Ram of Bags of Ethics (part of the Supreme Creations), Sunil Sethi of Fashion Design Council of India and Harjinder Kang, His Majesty's Trade Commissioner for South Asia and the British Deputy High Commissioner for Western India
Harjinder Kang, His Majesty's Trade Commissioner for South Asia and the British Deputy High Commissioner for Western India and Dr R. Sri Ram of Bags of Ethics (part of the Supreme Creations)
Senior representatives of Selfridges at the High Commissioner’s residence
Dr R. Sri Ram of Bags of Ethics (part of the Supreme Creations) and Rahul Mishra, a well-known Indian fashion designer
