Art You Can Wear. Stories You Can’t Ignore. (Wearable Art Clothing)

First, they stare.

Then, they ask.

And finally — they feel it.

That’s what happens when you wear a Draw Me Drama™ piece.

It’s not just a jacket. Not just a scarf. Not just another “cool” perfume.

It’s a story that showed up loud, and refused to be ignored.

We don’t design for compliments.

We design for conversations.

The kind where someone sees the back of your jacket, stops in their tracks, and goes:

“Wait… what’s that?”

You smile.

Because you know: that’s not just paint — that’s a message.

❝ Visibility isn’t vanity. It’s volume. ❞

Let’s talk about the weird guilt that comes with being visible.

People say things like:

“Oh, you’re so extra.”

“You’re doing a lot today.”

“Don’t you want something more… neutral?”

No.

Actually, we don’t.

Because neutral is a vibe. But it’s not our vibe.

We don’t do invisibility in beige.

We do electric blues, graffiti strokes, text that shouts back, and lions painted in neon pink with gold crowns.

Because some of us weren’t seen for a long time.

Now we’re making up for lost time — with style that speaks.

❝ Every piece starts with a brush. Ends with a reaction. ❞

Take one of our jackets. Let’s say it’s got:

• A hand-painted wolf wrapped in marigold vines.

• “Run Wild, Stay Soft” written down one sleeve.

• A tiny, hidden eye near the collar (we always leave a little secret).

  
  

Someone wears it in Nairobi to a poetry slam.

Someone else wears the same concept in Mumbai to a gallery opening.

Two different humans. One shared feeling: ownership of identity.

That jacket isn’t about “What’s trending this season?”

It’s about: What part of your soul are you finally ready to show?

❝ The drama is in the details. ❞

Zoom in. Always zoom in.

That scarf? Look closer. There’s hand-written poetry running along the hem.

That mural on a cafe wall in Bandra? There’s a tiger with wings — and inside each feather is a street name we’ve walked.

That bag you’re carrying? It’s not just paint. It’s pain + joy + three shots of espresso and a playlist we cried to while painting.

We hide symbols. We bury notes. We weave secrets.

Because art should reward the curious.

Wearing our work is like wearing a coded message to the world:

I’m not here to pass.

I’m here to be read.

❝ People say “you’re so brave to wear that.” Like it’s a warning. ❞

Listen, if a jacket makes people nervous, imagine what you could do in it.

Our pieces aren't designed to "blend in."

They’re designed to say:

“I’ve survived things you’ll never see. This is the armor I chose.”

“I am color, even when the world tries to grey me out.”

“This is art. But also — this is me.”

Let them be uncomfortable.

Let them say you’re doing the most.

Because guess what?

You are. And you should.

❝ We didn’t want to just make fashion. We wanted to make feelings. ❞

There’s a reason our studio smells like sandalwood, turpentine, and chai.

There’s a reason the playlist is always chaos — Swahili rap into 90s R&B into protest chants.

We’re painting from memory. From mood. From movement.

We’re not just designing —We’re documenting emotions.

Grief. Rage. Rebirth.

Flirtation. Fire. The kind of joy that dances alone at 2 AM.

Each item? A capsule.Each perfume? A mood bottle.Each mural? A city’s emotional outburst, finally written down.

You don’t wear Draw Me Drama™.

You carry it.

You become it.

❝ The world rewards the polished. We dress for the unfinished. ❞

Ever notice how everything is always about the final product?

No smudges. No stains. No stutters.

But life isn’t like that.

Neither is art.

Our jackets carry imperfections.

Our perfumes shift with your skin.

Our scarves bleed a little at the edges — just like real stories do.

You want perfection? Go buy a factory product.

You want realness?

Wear something that’s been through it.

❝ Bold isn’t just beautiful. It’s a responsibility. ❞

If you can be bold, and you choose not to —what are you waiting for?

The world has enough whispers.

Be a siren.

The world has enough safe outfits.

Be the statement.

We live in times where silence is easy.

So when you wear art that talks, that fights, that remembers — you’re not just getting dressed.

You’re joining a resistance.

❝ In case no one told you: You deserve to be seen. Fully. Fiercely. Now. ❞

Not “when you lose weight.”

Not “once your career takes off.”

Not “when the timing is right.”

Now.

Put on the jacket.

Spray the scent that makes people turn around.

Wrap the scarf that feels like a secret superpower.

And if someone says, “That’s a bit much, isn’t it?”

Smile.

Say, “Exactly.”

Draw Me Drama™ isn’t about fashion.

It’s about freedom.

It’s about wearing what the world told you to tone down.

We make art you can wear.

Stories you can’t ignore.

Pieces that say what your mouth sometimes can’t.

And we do it with a brush, a bottle, and a bold refusal to blend in.

So go ahead — be too much.

Be unforgettable.

Be the reason someone stops, stares, and feels something.

You’re not dressing for likes.

You’re dressing for life.