Nabiyah Be makes a bold statement on the global red carpet by embracing the no-pants trend in Mishra’s anti-silhouette sequinned cape gown from the ‘Cosmos’ collection.

In a night where Indian representation was notably absent at the Emmy Awards 2024, the global red carpet witnessed a stunning display of idiosyncratic designs. Brazilian actor and singer Nabiyah Be graced the occasion in a sequin embellished off-shoulder cape gown designed by the acclaimed Rahul Mishra, setting the stage for Mishra’s upcoming Paris Fashion Week showcase, ‘Superheroes,’ on January 22nd, 2024.Styled by the renowned Jason Rembert, Nabiyah Be chose an off-the-runway ensemble from Rahul Mishra’s Spring/Summer 2023 Haute Couture collection, ‘Cosmos,’ unveiled in Paris. The anti-silhouette sequinned cape gown boasted a plunging sweetheart neckline and an off-shoulder corseted cape, elegantly flowing to a floor-sweeping hemline. Notably, Be’s ensemble boldly embraced the no-pants trend, making a distinct and fashion-forward statement on the prestigious red carpet.

Rahul Mishra, known for championing Indian textiles, craftsmanship, and sustainability, continues to leave an indelible mark on the global fashion scene. His creative direction has become a favorite among celebrities for noteworthy events, as seen last year when Zendaya donned a custom ensemble at the star-studded opening of the NMACC. Mishra’s design offered a contemporary twist on the traditional sari silhouette, featuring a meticulously designed golden beaded top paired with an embroidered skirt that gracefully swept the floor.Beyond making waves at events, Rahul Mishra’s designs have graced international covers, with influential figures such as Lan Yingying, Jiang Xin, He Sui, and more serving as his muses. His consistent theme revolves around the absence of sensationalism or dramatization on the runway. Instead, Mishra’s intentional collections place a significant emphasis on craftsmanship, ensuring that his creations linger in the minds of those who experience his showcases.

In an exclusive conversation with the designer last year, Mishra reflected on his collection, stating, “Everything is artisanal when you think about couture or haute couture, and for the brand, it has always been about hand embroidery, about the artisans. What the brand is all about is ‘We the People’ very honestly, if I had to say this— I can dream, I can talk about certain directions and the creative direction but ultimately it is or it has been a community work to build the brand.”Rahul Mishra’s commitment to timeless elegance, craftsmanship, and community collaboration continues to solidify his position as a global fashion icon, transcending cultural boundaries on the world stage.