Virgio, Mira Kapoor partner for sustainable fashion

Virgio has announced a new partnership with Mira Kapoor, a well-known advocate for conscious living. This collaboration aims to highlight the importance of sustainability in fashion and inspire consumers to make eco-friendly choices without compromising on style.

“I’m excited to partner with Virgio, a brand making waves in the fashion industry. Virgio’s blend of urban style and ethical production is exactly what we need today. Their commitment to sustainable design and responsible practices aligns perfectly with my values. Together, we can inspire more people to embrace a mindful lifestyle,” said Mira Kapoor.

Amar Nagaram, Founder of Virgio, shared, “We are delighted to welcome Mira Kapoor to the Virgio family. Her dedication to living authentically and sustainably resonates with our brand’s values. Her fashion sense is impeccable and complements the brand’s design language. Together, we aim to create a significant impact in the fashion industry by promoting eco-friendly fashion choices and mindful consumerism.”

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