Designer Ranna Gill unveils Maison Celestial, her Fall ’26 collection, an exploration of architecture, art and the beauty of spaces shaped by time. Inspired by museums, galleries, gilded archives and centuries-old interiors, the collection translates the atmosphere, ornamentation and quiet grandeur of these spaces into a contemporary wardrobe.

Rather than interpreting architecture literally, Gill draws from its language of detail. Vaulted ceilings, hand-painted frescoes, ornate mouldings and decorative surfaces are reimagined as sculptural silhouettes, fluid forms, engineered prints and intricate embroidery. Structure meets movement; richness is tempered by ease; and craftsmanship becomes the thread connecting the historical with the distinctly modern.

For Fall ’26, Gill’s signature hand-drawn florals are joined by celestial motifs, richly worked embroideries and precisely engineered prints across dresses, coordinated separates, structured tailoring and occasion wear. Sculpted forms sit alongside softer silhouettes, while layered textures and considered detailing reveal themselves gradually much like the architectural spaces that inspired them.

Completing the world of Maison Celestial is Carbon Jewellery, the collection’s official Jewellery Partner. For the collaboration, Carbon presents pieces from its Essentials collection, created to move effortlessly from day to night and to make an impact just as easily worn on their own. Defined by distinctive diamond arrangements, thoughtful design and versatility, the collection reflects Carbon’s contemporary approach to fine jewellery, with each piece crafted in lab-grown diamonds and finished with meticulous attention to setting, detail and wearability.

Ranna Gill and Carbon came together through a shared appreciation for pieces that feel contemporary yet enduring. The richness and intricacy of Maison Celestial finds a natural counterpoint in Carbon’s modern approach to fine jewellery, bringing the two design languages together with an ease that feels both considered and instinctive.

“Maison Celestial is a tribute to the beauty of things created to endure,” says Ranna Gill. “I wanted to capture the feeling of walking through a beautiful old museum or looking up at an extraordinary ceiling and discovering details you may not have noticed at first. The collection translates that sense of discovery into clothes that feel modern, personal and effortless. Carbon Jewellery felt like a natural addition to that world, bringing a contemporary expression of fine jewellery that complemented the detail and character of the collection beautifully.”

 At the heart of Maison Celestial is the woman Gill has consistently designed for: curious, cultured and quietly confident. She dresses with intention rather than in pursuit of trends, choosing pieces for their character and versatility - clothes that can move across occasions, cities and moments while retaining a strong sense of individuality.

Timeless. Storied. Precise. These three ideas define Maison Celestial. Permanence lives in its tailoring, narrative emerges through its prints, and precision is evident in its craftsmanship. Yet an inherent ease runs through the collection. It is this interplay between grandeur and effortlessness, history and modernity, ornament and restraint that gives Maison Celestial its distinctive character.

A graduate of the Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT), New York, Ranna Gill has spent more than two decades developing a design language that brings together a global perspective and Indian craftsmanship. Her work is recognised for its hand-drawn prints, expressive florals, fluid silhouettes, refined fabrics and intricate embroidery, created for women who view fashion as a form of self-expression rather than a response to fleeting trends.

With Maison Celestial, Gill turns her gaze towards what endures: architecture, art, craftsmanship and the stories embedded within them. The collection distils those references into clothing that feels personal, contemporary and designed to last.