Vz Perfection by Vaishali dazzled during London Fashion Week for the 7th consecutive year impressing the audience with a statement collection “The Web”. Far from a simple fashion narrative, this collection is a reflection of internal chaos — a web of grief, identity, power, and resilience — all woven into wearable art.
“The Web” was born from a time when Vaishali couldn’t sit with a single emotion. Her thoughts muddled, conflicting, and confusing even to herself. Starting with one colour, one concept — yet her mind wouldn’t stay in one place. Grieving the loss of loved and dear ones, she was continuously struggling with day-to-day changes and emotional shifts where it felt to her like walking through a fog of loss, internal fights, perimenopause and exhaustion – all at once and the relentless pull of life that insists; you must carry on.
Born from a season of grief, transformation, and resilience, the collection captures the complex emotional landscape of womanhood. Hot pink declares bold femininity, yellow radiates power, and ivory bringing peace and harmony. Hand-embroidered metallic webs map strength and survival highlighting Vaishali’s vision in seamlessly blending British Tailoring with Indian Artisanal work. While symbolic details — doves for peace, dragonflies for transformation, and semi-precious stones like amethyst and rose quartz — turn couture into talismans of healing and courage. The fabrics, too, speak in contradictions: fluid, floaty satin next to sharply structured silk.
Each piece is named after a powerful woman from history, from Cleopatra to Princess Diana, creating a runway that is both a tribute and a statement.
This collection is also a celebration of women in their 40s — the often-overlooked age of evolution. We no longer want a seat at every table. We know where we belong, and more importantly, where we don’t. This is the decade where a woman’s style shifts — not because she’s lost something, but because she’s finally found herself.
For Vaishali, fashion is not decoration but declaration. With this year’s collection, she celebrates women who feel deeply, rise boldly, and wear their power with elegance, proving heritage and modernity can coexist beautifully.
“The Web” is about holding all those truths at once: the strength and softness, the grief and growth, the need to be held and the desire to break free.
