Mishru Looks Back to Move Forward with ECHOES

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Mishru Looks Back to Move Forward with ECHOES

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Mishru Looks Back to Move Forward with ECHOES

What happens when a fashion house looks back at the signatures that built its identity, not to recreate them, but to see where they can go next? For Mishru, the answer is ECHOES, its new fusion festive collection that revisits familiar codes through a contemporary lens. Following Reframed, which explored how bridalwear could live beyond Read More

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Explore 8 Iconic Movie Locations You Can Actually Visit

Long before travel bucket lists became a thing, movies were already shaping the places we dreamed of seeing. When Akash, Sameer, and Sid chilled on Chapora Fort in Dil Chahta Hai, looking out at the ocean, they started a Goa trend that still hasn’t stopped. Then came Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara, turning a Spanish road Read More

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Lili Reinhart’s The Love Hypothesis Press Tour Looks Are a Love Letter to ’90s Rom-Coms

Lili Reinhart clearly got the memo: if you’re going to promote a rom-com, you might as well dress like you’re starring in one. While on the press tour for The Love Hypothesis, the actor has been serving one nostalgic look after another, borrowing from ’90s rom-com heroines, iconic movie wardrobes and the fashion archives. The Read More

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Sterling Point’s Annie Jacobson’s Wardrobe Deserves a Plotline of Its Own

Let’s be honest, Sterling Point has given us plenty to obsess over. The Rory-Ellis debate? Still going strong. The soundtrack? Already on repeat. The romance, drama and Muskoka chaos? We’re obviously invested. But somewhere between picking sides and analysing every plot twist, we found ourselves paying attention to something else entirely: Annie Jacobson’s evolving wardrobe. Read More

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These Homegrown Beauty Brands Need To Be On Your Radar

Gone are the days of settling for a limited range of dull bronzes and lip shades, or mixing three different foundations just to match your jawline. If your beauty shelf is not filling up with homegrown brands, you’re missing out. No longer simply filling gaps left by international labels, new-age beauty brands are creating products Read More

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Rishi & Vibhuti’s New Bridal Wardrobe Has a Look for Every Chapter

What if the feeling of “the one” wasn’t just reserved for finding your person, but for finding the way you want to celebrate, too? With Koi Mil Gaya, Rishi & Vibhuti turned that instinctive certainty into a destination wedding wardrobe that is playful, personal and designed for every chapter of the celebration. “For me, Koi Read More

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Lovebirds’ SS27 London Fashion Week Collection Is Rooted in the India We Remember

If you grew up in India, chances are you’ve seen this collection before. Not on a runway, but in school corridors, old photo studios, neighbourhood shops and Bollywood posters. For SS27, Lovebirds took those blink-and-you-miss-them details and gave them a very fashionable second life at London Fashion Week.  Founded by Amrita Khanna and Gursi Singh, Read More

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Top 5 Globally Acclaimed Indian Dining Spots to Visit!!

To chart the new frontier of global fine dining, you no longer look solely to Paris or Tokyo – you look to the world’s most ambitious Indian restaurants. Whether transforming Thai ingredients through ancient methods in Bangkok, elevating street snacks into three-Michelin-starred theatre in Dubai, or reclaiming lost club cuisine in Manhattan, Indian chefs are Read More

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New York Fashion Week 2026: 5 Trends We’re Taking Note Of

New York Fashion Week always delivers its fair share of surprises, but this season, the interesting part wasn’t necessarily what was new. It was what designers did with things we’ve seen before. Sweaters moved from shoulders to waists, fringe gained unexpected texture, minis went full ’60s retro, and sheer skirts proved that layering is an Read More

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Before the Hashtags: How Parthip Thyagarajan Built WeddingSutra

Long before Instagram dictated bridal aesthetics and viral hashtags defined the wedding lexicon, Parthip Thyagarajan was already imagining a digital future for India’s most extravagant industry. In 2000, when wedding planning was largely an offline affair, Thyagarajan launched WeddingSutra.com – a digital-first wedding platform created to give couples access to ideas, information and inspiration in Read More

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