Go Colors names Shraddha Kapoor as its first brand ambassador

The women’s bottomwear retailer has launched a comfort-focused campaign with Kapoor as it seeks to broaden its positioning into a comfort-first apparel brand. Go Colors operates more than 800 exclusive stores nationwide.

— Source publishedThu, 30 Jul, 2026, 12:07 IST·First seen Thu, 30 Jul, 2026, 12:11 IST·Source IMAGES Business of Fashion

What happened

Go Colors appointed actor Shraddha Kapoor as its first brand ambassador and launched a comfort-focused campaign. The Indian women’s bottomwear retailer, with

Key facts

  • More than 800 exclusive brand stores nationwide
  • Over a decade of operations
  • More than 200 cities (referenced in linked article title)
  • ~₹850 crore (referenced in linked article title)
  • ~95% full-price sell-through (referenced in linked article title)

Why this matters

Go Colors’ repositioning toward comfort-first apparel may make adjacent-category partnerships, licensing deals or acquisitions more strategically relevant as it builds a fuller wardrobe proposition.

What to watch

  • Introduction of new apparel categories, co-ord collections or broader 'comfort wear' sub-brands.
  • Same-store sales growth, average transaction value and multi-item basket growth following the campaign.
  • New store openings or format changes that allocate more floor space to non-bottomwear categories.
  • Marketplace assortment expansion and increased digital advertising or influencer activity.
  • Competitor celebrity signings or comfort-focused campaigns from women's apparel chains.
  • Evidence that Shraddha Kapoor's campaign is renewed, extended regionally or tied to a seasonal collection.
  • Launch ambassador-fronted capsule collections or comfort edits to make the positioning tangible beyond advertising.
  • Expand product assortment around comfort-first wardrobe needs, especially coordinated separates, athleisure-adjacent bottoms and work-to-weekend styles.
  • Deploy Kapoor campaign assets across stores, marketplaces, quick-commerce fashion partnerships and regional digital channels.
  • Use loyalty, CRM and store associate incentives to measure cross-category attachment and repeat purchase after campaign exposure.
  • Refresh store visual merchandising and fitting-room experience around fit, fabric softness and wardrobe versatility rather than bottomwear alone.