Yeh Laal Rang - Slum Kids Turn Fashion Designers and Steal India's Heart

In a heartwarming tale of creativity and grit, a group of underprivileged children from Lucknow’s slums has captured India’s attention with their vibrant fashion shoot, Yeh Laal Rang (The Color Red). Their journey from discarded clothes to dazzling designs is a testament to the power of resourcefulness and collective effort.

From Rags to Runway

The teenage girls, aged 12 to 17, turned donated clothes into couture-like masterpieces inspired by renowned designer Sabyasachi Mukherjee. These self-taught designers not only crafted the outfits but also modeled them against the gritty yet captivating backdrop of their slum. A 15-year-old boy, armed with little more than raw talent, filmed and edited the viral video that has become a nationwide sensation.

Sabyasachi-Inspired Elegance

A Viral Moment of Recognition

Dreams Beyond the Ramp

Addressing the Critics

The Real Story of Empowerment

More than just a fashion statement, Yeh Laal Rang is a narrative of transformation and hope. It showcases how creativity, collaboration, and determination can turn the ordinary into the extraordinary, inspiring change one stitch at a time.