HARRI
"I never wanted pieces to simply dress the body — I wanted it to behave like sculpture, emotion, and performance all at once. Harikrishnan Keezhathil Surendran" His creativeity is one of the most disruptive voices in contemporary luxury fashion — a British fashion house redefining the relationship between the body, sculpture, and self-expression through radical design and experimental craftsmanship. Recognised by the BFC Fashion Trust Award and shortlisted for the BFC/GQ Fashion Awards 2025, HARRI stands among the most influential emerging names in global luxury fashion today. On Founded in London, the designer has become internationally recognised for its inflatable and deflated latex constructions, architectural silhouettes, and visionary approach to contemporary couture. HARRI transforms garments into sculptural statements — pieces designed not simply to be worn, but to provoke emotion, challenge proportion, and create unforgettable cultural moments. The house gained global attention when Sam Smith wore HARRI’s now-iconic inflatable latex trousers to the BRIT Awards, generating over 2 billion impressions worldwide and instantly positioning the label at the centre of contemporary fashion conversation. Since then, HARRI has become a go-to creative force for some of the world’s most influential artists and performers, including Katy Perry, Nemo, Tommy Cash, BLACKPINK, Anitta, DJ Alok, and members of the global music and performance industry.
At the core of HARRI lies a singular obsession: creating pieces that behaves like sculpture. Every signature is designed in London with an architectural mindset — balancing exaggerated form, movement, tension, and emotion through innovative construction techniques and unconventional materials. The label’s latest explorations into 100% natural latex reflect a deeper artistic and environmental dialogue. Chosen not only for its visual impact but for its structural and tactile possibilities, natural latex becomes a medium through which HARRI redefines volume, sensuality, and movement. The material allows pieces to exist between fashion object and living sculpture — fluid yet controlled, dramatic yet intimate. Alongside natural latex, the designer incorporates considered materials such as recycled polyester and advanced fabrication techniques, merging craftsmanship with innovation in a way that feels futuristic yet deeply artisanal. The Ready-to-Wear collections translate HARRI’s sculptural vocabulary into wearable forms, while the Exclusive collections push artistic boundaries further — featuring dramatic inflatables, architectural dresses, and conceptual silhouettes designed for those who understand fashion as cultural expression.
LUMEME, HARRI represents the future of collectable fashion — where avant-garde craftsmanship, performance culture, and sculptural innovation merge into wearable art.
HARRI is
- Conscious
- Sustainable
- Organic & Vegan
