Harper's Bazaar India

FOR A MAMMOTH CAUSE

In the first week of November, the City Palace in Jaipur came alive as models sashayed down the sprawling inner courtyard of the 300-year-old structure to the beats of traditional folk singers and percussionists, even as nagada drummers performed on the roof. Life-size elephants sculpted from Lantana—an invasive weed that is destroying Indian forests—lined the runway.

This was Rewild ’23: Fashion for Good—Anita Dongre’s fashion show that raised funds for the Nature

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