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As more and more consumers buy into designers’ worlds rather than single products—from collectibles to design-forward homeware—Misho is extending its universe into clothing. Long recognised globally for its cult sculptural jewellery, the label is entering ready-to-wear with Volume One, its debut collection. The line launches exclusively online, a decision that mirrors Misho’s digital-first growth, positioning the wardrobe for an international consumer. “The obvious approach would have been to add hardware to garments, but that felt too literal,” explains Suhani Parekh, founder and creative director of Misho. Instead, fabric is treated as a sculptural material, adopting the same architectural discipline as the label’s jewellery. The strictly black-and-white palette sharpens silhouette, proportion, and construction, a deliberate constraint for the debut. “The collection holds its severity through line and proportion, while remaining fluid and wearable—creating strength without constraint,” adds Parekh. Parekh insists the intention is not severity for its own sake, but power with comfort: pieces designed to accentuate the body while remaining wearable for long periods of time. In extending its jewellery codes into a controlled wardrobe system, Misho is not chasing category expansion so much as formalising the universe it has been building all along. #Misho #LuxuryLifestyle #TheEstablished