Where Light Meets Lace - ROSEROOM's Poetic Ode to Modern Femininity A Collection

Defined by Duality

In an evocative interplay of delicacy and strength, ROSEROOM by Isha Jajodia introduced its latest couture statement: Lumière et Lace.

Translated as “light and lace,” the collection was envisioned as a meditation on contrast - where softness takes shape through structure, and elegance is laced with resilience. In this chapter of her design journey, Isha Jajodia looked toward the modern woman - not just as muse, but as message.

Romance, Reframed

Sculpted Drapes and Whispered Power

The Elegance of Craft, The Art of Intention

A Reflection of Today’s Woman

Sources close to the design house shared that Isha Jajodia conceived this line as a quiet rebellion against singular definitions of femininity. Strength and softness were not opposites, but companions. This duality echoed throughout the collection - not just in fabrics or finishes, but in the very posture of the pieces. To wear Lumière et Lace was to carry both romance and resolve, serenity and self-assurance.

Beyond Couture: A Philosophy Woven in Thread

For ROSEROOM, Lumière et Lace was not just a seasonal offering, but a natural evolution. It signaled a brand unafraid to push heritage toward the horizon. It invited the global couture world to look eastward, to India’s legacy of intricate craftsmanship - and to see in it not only art, but innovation. Here, every creation bore the imprint of memory, the weight of meaning, and the lightness of becoming.

About the Maison: ROSEROOM by Isha Jajodia

Known for its quiet detailing and emotional depth, ROSEROOM continues to define modern Indian couture with grace, intention, and timeless allure.