Archive · 18 Jan 2026
Anita Dongre's Rewild Collection Promotes Sustainability
Anita Dongre, a famous designer, showed her new spring-summer clothes at a special event called Rewild.
This event helps elephants and teaches people to live peacefully with animals.
The show was at a beautiful old palace in Gujarat.
Anita showed over 70 outfits made from nice fabrics like silk and linen.
The clothes had pretty colors and designs inspired by forests.
Some clothes were made from old scarves, and there were special handmade designs perfect for weddings and beach trips.
The clothes were made for everyone, including different ages and styles.
Anita Dongre presented a spring-summer collection at the Rewild fashion fundraiser in Vadodara, Gujarat.
The collection featured over 70 outfits made from silks, linen, and cottons, with forest-inspired motifs.
The designs were gender-fluid, incorporating lace, appliqué, and sheer fabrics, and aimed at different generations.
Select pieces were reimagined from existing Benaras dupattas, and the collection included experimentations with handwoven macramé.
The color palette ranged from deep emeralds and blacks to ivories and warm golds, with a focus on light and easy-to-wear outfits.
- Who
- Designer Anita Dongre
- What
- Spring-summer collection presented at Rewild fashion fundraiser
- When
- 9 January
- Where
- Lukshmi Vilas Palace, Vadodara, Gujarat
- Why
- To support elephant conservation and promote human-wildlife coexistence
- Designer
- Anita Dongre
- Event
- Rewild fashion fundraiser
- Location
- Lukshmi Vilas Palace, Vadodara, Gujarat
- Date
- 9 January
- Outfits
- Over 70
- Materials
- Silks, linen, cottons, lace, appliqué, sheer fabrics
- Color Palette
- Deep emeralds, blacks, midnight blues, ivories, warm golds
- Themes
- Forest-inspired motifs, handwoven macramé, gender-fluid designs