Rabbits and flowers make an unlikely pairing only if fashion insists on explaining everything. For Jugnu Studios by Hussain Rehar, their juxtaposition supplied both the title and the temperament of RABBITS WITH FLOWERS: curious, mischievous and resistant to the comfort of a neatly resolved concept.

Closing Day 2 of LAAM Fashion Week, the collection embraced oddities, unexpected encounters and the creative possibilities of ideas that would not ordinarily belong together. Rather than constructing a conventional narrative, Rehar approached unpredictability as an essential part of the collection’s identity, allowing contrasts and spontaneous associations to exist without demanding a single interpretation.

There is an interesting distinction between designing around a theme and allowing an idea to remain deliberately open-ended. RABBITS WITH FLOWERS belongs to the latter. Its seemingly whimsical title suggests the beginning of a peculiar fable, yet the collection offers no fixed storyline to explain the encounter. Instead, the unfamiliar becomes an invitation to look beyond established relationships and question why certain combinations should feel strange in the first place.

This willingness to entertain the unexpected gives Jugnu Studios a distinctive creative premise. Curiosity is not simply the starting point of the process; it becomes the organising instinct.

For Rehar, the appeal of RABBITS WITH FLOWERS lies precisely in what remains unresolved: the possibility that fashion can be compelling without making every idea behave.