Why Urmil’s new collection has won our hearts with a refined design language

Kolkata label Urmil just dropped its new collection, and it plays with fabric and the richness of colours

This label's latest collection plays with texture and fabric

Urmil's latest collection, Ceremony of the UnsaidPicture courtesy: Urmil

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01 May 2026, 5:54 am

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Kolkata label Urmil’s latest spring-summer collection, Ceremony of the Unsaid, has a deeply personal story behind it. Co-founder designer Prerna Singh tells us that this collection explores dressing as a quiet, intentional act. Rooted in restraint and fluidity, the range reimagines everyday prêt through silhouettes that are felt rather than declared, where meaning reveals itself gradually through movement, texture, and form.

The spring summer collection by Urmil lets the fabric take the lead

The silhouettes in Urmil's new edit are shaped by fluid drapesPicture courtesy: Urmil

With this collection, Urmil continues to refine its design language, shifting focus from overt statement to subtle articulation. The silhouettes are shaped by fluid drapes, modern layering, and a quiet structure that allows the fabric to lead. At the heart of the line-up lies an exploration of rhythm and pause. Embroidery is sparse, while fringe and pleating introduce a gentle cadence that follows the body’s natural motion.

Urmli's new collection explores dressing as a quiet, intentional act

With Urmil's new collection, the designers wanted to explore the idea of clothing as something instinctivePicture courtesy: Urmil

Each piece is designed to evolve with the wearer, revealing its details over time rather than at first glance. “With Ceremony of the Unsaid, we wanted to explore the idea of clothing as something instinctive, where expression doesn’t need to be loud to be powerful,” shares Ritika. The designer duo also shares some summer wedding tips on the side.

Urmil's new range reimagines everyday prêt through silhouettes that are felt rather than declared

Urmil's new summer collection is rooted in restraint and fluidityPicture courtesy: Urmil

How personal is wedding couture becoming?

Prerna: Wedding couture today is becoming incredibly personal. Brides are moving away from the idea of a “standard bridal look” and instead thinking about how their personality, lifestyle and memories can be reflected in what they wear.

Urmil's latest collection is all about understated elegance

At the heart of Urmil's summer line-up lies an exploration of rhythm and pausePicture courtesy: Urmil

Wedding trends to watch out for this year?

Ritika: One thing I see becoming stronger is an interesting shift towards multi-functional bridal pieces. Brides want garments that can be styled differently across ceremonies.

And of course, veils are having a big moment again, but in more expressive and dramatic ways.

Summer wedding wardrobe must-haves?

Prerna: Sheer layers, breathable fabrics and silhouettes that allow movement are essential. I also think statement jackets are great additions as they allow brides to create multiple looks without needing completely new outfits. And most importantly, the outfit should feel comfortable and relatable enough to wear to celebrate.

Plan for your label this year?

This year is really about continuing to explore craftsmanship in newer ways. We are very interested in pushing the idea of textured couture further, experimenting with materials, layering techniques and handwork.

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