Designer Akshat Bansal’s work is instantly defined by its relationship with textile and form. A Bloni piece is recognisable long before you register the label. The silhouettes carry a sense of scale and intention, often sculptural, often fluid, always pushing the boundary of what a material can do. The textiles feel futuristic not in aesthetic alone, but in the way they interact with the body.
There is an unwavering focus on evolving the wearability of fashion in the context of anatomies and identities. Before starting every collection, Akshat always returns to one question: “What is the cultural shift right now?”
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While the industry had yet to imagine rubber or metal in the early 2020s, Bloni was already exploring their potential, through experimental silhouettes and engineered pattern-making.
