Archives: '17 Issue 09

If you are the sort of woman who would dare to wear dhoti pants or a tux to your big day, then you have the right man for the job

“This bottle is protected in its case, as if it were a precious jewel"

Bursting with both flavour and colour, the dumplings made our our table look less like a piece of furniture and more like a garden during spring

In the 10 years since her runway debut, Dadu has built an inspiring mini-archive of textile innovations. She speaks about her tactile approach to design, her hallmarks and the launch of her bridal line

"Why, she may even wink at the groom, unencumbered by those veils of modesty dictated by convention and tradition"

This year, as his brand celebrates a decade in the business, we talk to him about what keeps his sustainable process going

"What I love about our new-age brides is that they carry off each look with so much panache that no one really is judging them for not wearing the same old diamonds"

On the eve of his first solo show in Mumbai after a six-year hiatus, the artist talks to us about all things creative

The designer's Rock 'n' Roll-themed show at London Fashion Week saw the model family sashay down the runway in the best of grunge along with a cameo by The Chainsmokers at the after party

While some designers stepped back into conservatism, there were some who rekindled the city's rebellious and experimentative fire