Story of Aksstagga

Anjali Singh Goel

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“Radha’s reflection lived in Krishna’s eyes. In their union of love and balance, I found the strength to rise.”

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Anjali Singh Goel’s journey has always been guided by love, resilience, and devotion. At 26, she founded Somanjali Creations with her husband, Somil, a mix of Somil and Anjali to celebrate India’s rich heritage of embroidery through the timeless beauty of Chikankari and Zardozi. Though life’s circumstances led to pauses, she continued to support Somil in building meaningful ventures, combining her background in Commerce (Hons.) from Delhi University and an MBA in Finance and HR with his operational expertise. Together, they created not just companies, but legacies.

In 2020, Anjali returned to her first love, fashion, and launched Aksstagga Klasse Coutures, a family-guided dream that carried their initials within its very name. AKSS meant reflection, TAGGA meant the sacred thread, together holding the essence of connection, memory, and love. AKSSTAGGA was born for the family, by the family, carrying forward the creative spirit of Anjali, Somil, Krishiv, and Someya.

But in 2023, Anjali’s world was shaken by profound loss, first her father in January, and then Somil in August. For a time, the loom of creation fell silent. Yet in that silence, she found strength in the eternal love of Radha and Krishna, two souls who, though apart in form, were always one in spirit. Their divine bond, free of possession and full of recognition, became her compass, teaching her that love does not end; it transforms.

And so, in 2025, AKSSTAGGA was revived, no longer only a family dream, but a house of devotion and reflection, guided by the timeless love of Radha and Krishna. For Anjali, AKSSTAGGA is not just couture, but a prayer in fabric, a promise to turn memory into meaning and love into legacy. Every silhouette is a vessel of story, every thread a reflection of union, and every creation a tribute to devotion that endures beyond time.

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✨ You dream. We reflect ✨

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Welcome to Aksstagga — where every thread is sacred.

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