About Lalita Lowe
Lalita Lowe is an Australian designer, author and keynote speaker whose work explores transparency, provenance, responsibility and the decisions that shape business, fashion and sustainability.
With a background in fashion and experience in New York and Paris, Lalita has spent much of her career examining what sits behind the things we make: where materials come from, who is involved, how value is created and what our choices mean for people, communities and the environment.
Her work in fashion has given her a particular perspective on transparency. A garment can connect land, fibre, producer, maker, business and wearer. Following those connections reveals not only how something is made, but the relationships and consequences embedded within it. This thinking now informs her wider work with organisations and leaders.
Lalita’s central interest is in what happens when we know more. She explores how greater visibility can deepen understanding, change our relationship with the people and places affected by our decisions, and create a stronger sense of responsibility. Her work asks how that knowledge can translate into better choices, more responsible leadership and forms of stewardship that extend beyond sustainability claims.
She is the author of It’s Time to Rethink Your Fashion: Creating a Better Future and a TEDx speaker.
Through her keynotes, writing and advisory work, Lalita brings together ideas from fashion, design, provenance, sustainability and business to examine how transparency can move from information to action.
Her fashion practice remains an important part of this work. With a particular interest in superfine Merino wool, Tasmanian provenance and traceability, she continues to explore how considered design can connect material quality with responsibility, place and long term value.
In 2024, Lalita received the WCEI / Les Femmes Chefs d’Entreprises Mondiales Sustainability in Business Award, recognising her contribution to sustainable practice and responsible business.
Across her work, one question continues to guide her thinking: what changes when we understand more about the people, places and living systems connected to the decisions we make?
For speaking, consulting, workshops or other enquiries, please get in touch.Discover more through her online store, her book, or by inviting Lalita to speak. For enquiries, please get in touch here.
