Welcome to Behind the Thread
A closer look at the stories woven into every La’ Agra collection.
Behind the Threads is La’ Agra’s intimate interview series, revealing the artisan craftsmanship, South Asian heritage, and intentional design that shape each collection—from first sketch to final stitch.
The Pieces that define Blossom
Delicate laces, soft cottons, and fluid satins define the Blossom collection.
Spring Renewal
After Opulence’s rich, intricate details, I craved something lighter—a collection that felt like a fresh start. Blossom is my ode to renewal: airy, lotus-inspired pieces that bring a softer, more effortless side of La’ Agra to your everyday.
Must Have Elevated Closet Staples
Opulence was created with the intention to introduce closet staples, pieces that are elevated and transition with ease through seasons and events. With refined separates and new materials, discover the pieces that first sparked this collection.
Episode 3: Elevated Basics
Opulence didn’t begin with excess; it began with a question: what’s next?
After launching my first collection, Pleated Blue—a reimagining of cocktail attire that was as exhilarating as it was terrifying—I found myself drawn to the idea of everyday luxury. Not the loud kind, but the kind you notice in motion: the way satin catches the light, the way brocade shifts as someone walks by and makes you quietly wonder, what are they wearing? That question became Opulenc
Episode 2: Pleated Blues
In this video we dive deep into the the Pleated Blues the collection. Discover each piece their personalities and what makes them so special.
Episode 1: The Inspiration
When I created La’ Agra, I knew I didn’t want fast fashion—I wanted Indian‑inspired cocktail pieces that felt elevated, modern, and made to last.
Pleated Blue became that promise in motion: crafted locally in New York with skilled makers, high-quality fabrics, and reimagined pleats that feel sculptural, fluid, and quietly powerful. It launched with my first fashion show in Philadelphia, saw moments at Macy’s, and proved that thoughtful design, luxurious materials, and non-disposable clothing could live together in one collection.
