Last week, Harri invited audiences into a living, moving exhibition. “MuseumWear”, the label’s Spring/Summer 2026 collection hit the runway, leaving audiences at London Fashion Week in a Surrealist trance. The label’s infamous experimental silhouettes return with the familiar motifs of latex and inflatable armor–now made accessible for everyday wear. 

Previously, the Indian-born London-based designer Harikrishnan Keezhathil Surendran Pillai showcased silhouettes akin to Dali’s masterpieces. The memory of inflatable trousers and gigantic bubble skirts which made waves last year, persists in the new-fashioned silhouettes.

This year, “MuseumWear” is more approachable to the average art lover or museumgoer. Havaianas flip flops casually mingle with winged Hoodies with shoulder pads and a floor length latex skirt. Each piece builds on each other, culminating in layered looks decorated with plaid boxers and ornate beadwork. 

The collection seamlessly translates surrealist sculpture into dynamic, wearable forms. The rigidity of stagnant artwork on a gallery wall is completely lost in the label’s translation. “MuseumWear” marks a metamorphosis for Harri.