fashion
Basuri Chokshi on Turning Couture into Canvas at Cannes
The Cannes Film Festival red carpet has always been synonymous with spectacle. Every year, celebrities arrive in striking couture, dazzling jewellery, and looks put together to be remembered. Yet sometimes, the most powerful part of a look is not the grandiose, but the craftsmanship and artistry effortlessly embedded into it. When Alia Bhatt arrived at Read More
CONTINUE READINGIs Blue Having Its Devil Wears Prada Moment Again?
“There’s no such thing as an ordinary blue sweater.” Years later, it still feels like Miranda Priestly understood fashion’s obsession with blue long before the rest of us did. I remember watching The Devil Wears Prada for the first time and barely noticing Andy’s sweater. To me, it was just blue. Nothing revolutionary or memorable. Read More
CONTINUE READINGBeyond the Sweater: Anushka Sanghvi is here to Redefine Knits after Designing Masoom Minawala’s Cannes Look
A spontaneous Instagram message, over three hundred hours of hand-knitting and the seamless synergy between a budding designer and a visionary stylist led to Masoom Minawala’s jaw-dropping all-black look at Cannes 2026. Anushka Sanghvi, a young twenty-four year old designer, on the brink of starting her own label designed the influencer and entrepreneur’s look for Read More
CONTINUE READINGBhawna Rao’s Oblique Is A Deeply Personal Exploration Of The Self
Through fractured textures, metallic surfaces, and deeply introspective storytelling, designer Bhawna Rao turns fashion into a language of self-discovery. There is always something deeply emotional about the way Bhawna Rao approaches fashion. Her work has never felt limited to garments alone. Instead, it often exists somewhere between art, memory, emotion, and introspection. Through intricate craftsmanship, Read More
CONTINUE READINGThe Best Dressed Stars at Cannes 2026
Every year, Cannes turns the French Riviera into fashion’s most captivating stage, and 2026 unfolded with just the kind of glamour the world has come to expect from the legendary film festival. Amidst sun-drenched coastlines and after-dark premieres, the red carpet shimmered with thoughtfully curated looks. This season, however, beyond the grandeur, the defining mood Read More
CONTINUE READINGFirst Look Tastemakers 2026
The Tastemakers 2026 arrives not just as a list, but as a cultural weather report. It is an index of the ideas, aesthetics, and innovators shaping the way India lives. In 2026, its influence feels sharper than ever. As trend cycles accelerate and audiences grow more discerning, The Tastemakers’ debut this year comes to you Read More
CONTINUE READINGNot Your Usual Summer
As we step into 2026, sartorial aesthetics take a quiet detour from the usual. Indian summers that are often synonymous with vivid hues and expressive prints take a back seat as woven linens, airy silhouettes and a calm, muted colour palette defiantly take centre stage this season. Turn the pages for a visual symphony between Read More
CONTINUE READINGThe Joy of More
Take the clock back to the ’90s and what emerges is a harmonised chaos of prints. Whether it was the bedsheet and pillow covers, your dining table linen, or a peek into your mother’s wardrobe, clashing patterns coexisted in a visual symphony. Loud florals collided with geometrics, stripes lived alongside dainty paisleys – a fearless Read More
CONTINUE READINGBobo Calcutta in Its Own Language
In Bobo Calcutta’s world, fashion resists definition. Instead, it exists as an instinctive confluence of all things close to art and identity. Founded by Ayushman Mitra, the art-laden label has steadily carved a language that is as emotional as it is visual, rooted in memory, mythology, and the quiet chaos of its namesake city. There Read More
CONTINUE READINGIntentional Grammar of Summer Wardrobe
At Lakmē Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2026, fashion resisted its own instinct for spectacle. There was no urgency to provoke and no desire to overwhelm the runway. Instead, the ramp recalibrated toward a more deliberate expression of style where fashion felt more natural, grounded, and real – like something that belongs in our everyday lives rather Read More
CONTINUE READINGJubinav Showcases A Postcard from Valley of Flowers at Lakmē Fashion Week
There’s something oddly familiar about a place you’ve never been to. Maybe it’s a reel you watched at 1 am. Maybe it’s a travel vlog paused halfway through because the colours looked too good to scroll past. Or maybe it’s just how we travel now, through screens first, reality later. For Jubinav, that feeling became Read More
CONTINUE READINGThe Bling Is Back: Inside 2026’s Sparkle Obsession
Minimalism has been the theme over the past couple of seasons, and we all thought that glitter took a back seat. However, the tides have turned. Sparkle has already been around for years – across subcultures, music scenes, and coming-of-age movies – long before it made its way back into the mainstream, thanks to Euphoria. Read More
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