Kylie Jenner just wore a sheer crop top and skirt set by this Indian-origin designer

Kylie Jenner's style oscillates between sexy and boxy silhouettes depending on the occasion. Recently, to promote a new product for Kylie Cosmetics, Jenner wore a sheer lilac crop top and skirt from the British-Indian designer Supriya Lele’s Spring/Summer 24 collection that was shown at London Fashion Week. Lele is a British designer, born to Indian immigrant parents.

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While Lele’s work often references her background as a woman of colour and her British-Indian heritage, her Spring/Summer 24 collection was inspired by the designer’s personal memories, a childhood growing up in India during the holidays, observing the draped saris on the elders in her family, the lilac colours of her friend’s lipsticks, and green eyeshadows.

Removing the sari from a colonial lens by abandoning the blouse that is traditionally worn with it and establishing a new identity of hyper-femininity utilising Noughties aesthetics was the starting point of her collection. The collection ranged from sheer dresses and two-piece sets that were a deconstructed take on the drapes of a sari to leather jackets made with offcuts from Bentley Motors to protect the Lele girls from freezing over in the London cold.

Supriya Lele Spring/Summer 24, Look 20

Supriya Lele’s work has a growing fan base, with celebrities the likes of Bella Hadid and Dua Lipa often being spotted in her creations and now Kylie being the newest member to join the Supriya Lele club. The designer’s rise from her days as an LVMH prize finalist in 2020 to being a star favourite is worth taking notice.