Sabyasachi Mukherjee’s 25-Year Journey: How He Became India’s Most Celebrated Designer

You’ve probably seen those stunning photos from Sabyasachi’s recent fashion show with Deepika Padukone. They were celebrating something big – 25 years of the brand that changed Indian bridal fashion forever! Let me tell you how this incredible journey unfolded. It all started back in 1999 when a young Sabyasachi Mukherjee graduated from NIFT and…

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Why Ananya Panday Is Carrying the Creepy Labubu Doll Everyone Now Wants?

If you’ve recently seen young folks—or even Bollywood star Ananya Panday—carrying around a small, wide-eyed, slightly mischievous-looking doll clipped to their bags, you’re not alone in wondering: What on earth is that thing? Let me introduce you to Labubu, the unlikely fashion sensation of 2025. Think of it as this generation’s answer to the Tamagotchi or…

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The Evolution of Chiffon Saree

In a time when Indian royalty adorned themselves with rich silks and heavily embroidered brocades, one queen quietly introduced a revolution—through a fabric as delicate as a breeze: chiffon. It all began with , the mother of the legendary Maharani Gayatri Devi of Jaipur. During her travels to Europe in the early 20th century, Indira Devi encountered…

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When Louis Vuitton Played Snakes & Ladders on a Parisian Runway — With a Touch of Mumbai

In a spectacular fusion of childhood nostalgia and high fashion, the Louis Vuitton Paris show just pulled off one of the most imaginative runway settings we’ve seen in years. But here’s the plot twist: the mastermind behind it wasn’t French—it was Mumbai-born architect Bijoy Jain of Studio Mumbai. Yes, Paris’s ultra-modern Place Georges Pompidou was…

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Rusicaa: Weaving Dreams with Tribal Threads in Jharkhand

The story of Rusicaa is a vibrant narrative of passion, heritage, and empowerment, deeply rooted in the rich cultural tapestry of Jharkhand. At its heart is Doman Tudu, a visionary founder whose journey began far from his ancestral lands, culminating in a powerful initiative that bridges traditional Adivasi artistry with contemporary fashion, all while uplifting rural communities. The…

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Beyoncé Shimmers in Manish Malhotra for Cowboy Carter Tour with 10,000 Swarovski Crystals

Beyoncé just added a dazzling dose of Desi glam to her Cowboy Carter Tour—and the fashion world can’t stop talking. The global pop icon turned heads in Paris, stepping on stage in a custom creation by celebrated Indian designer Manish Malhotra. What made the outfit jaw-dropping wasn’t just its sultry cowboy-inspired silhouette, but the fact that it…

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France Stands Up to Ultra-Fast Fashion with a landmark bill

Recently, France’s Senate overwhelmingly approved a landmark bill targeting ultra‑fast fashion—fast, disposable, and cheap clothing, especially from Chinese e-commerce giants like Shein and Temu. A ban on advertising, influencer promotions, strict eco‑taxes, and hefty fines for non-compliance. What’s in the Law  1. Advertising and Influencers 2. Eco‑Tax on Garments 3. Clearer Consumer Information 4. Package Taxes for…

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Tory Burch’s Mirror Dress Sparks Cultural Appropriation Debate: A Reflection on Credit, Craft, and Culture

Tory Burch has found herself at the center of a cultural storm—again. This time, it’s over her latest mirror-studded maxi dress that’s made its glittering way into global wardrobes and wedding party feeds. But while the fashion-forward are swooning over the shimmer, many are asking a more pressing question: Where’s the cultural credit? The reflective embroidery…

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Kolhapuri Chappals Walk the Prada Runway—But Where’s the Credit to India?

Luxury fashion label Prada is facing the heat—and not in a good way. At their Spring/Summer 2026 runway show, the iconic brand unveiled a collection featuring Kolhapuri chappals, the hand-stitched leather sandals that have deep historical roots in 12th-13th century Maharashtra, India. While the designs glided effortlessly down the catwalk, one crucial detail was noticeably absent: any acknowledgment of their…

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