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By Anushka Sharma By Anushka Sharma Lakshadweep Is A Heaven In Disguise And Here Is Why 3 April 2024 TRAVEL Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Hey there, island explorers! Ever heard of Lakshadweep? It's like a hidden treasure chest in the Indian Ocean, full of amazing surprises! Picture this: turquoise waters, colorful coral reefs, and sandy beaches that feel like fluffy pillows for your feet. Lakshadweep is not just one island, but a whole bunch of them – 36 to be exact! Each one has its own special vibe, like having a different flavor of ice cream every day. So, what makes Lakshadweep so special? Let's start with the beaches. Oh, the beaches! With their soft, white sand and crystal-clear waters, they're like something out of a postcard. Whether you're a beach bum who loves to laze in the sun or a water baby who can't wait to dive into the waves, Lakshadweep has a beach for you. But it's not just about sunbathing and swimming – although those are definitely two of the main attractions. Lakshadweep is also a mecca for water sports enthusiasts. From snorkeling and scuba diving to kayaking and windsurfing, there's no shortage of adrenaline-pumping activities to try. Let's talk about snorkeling, shall we? Strap on your mask and flippers and get ready to dive into a world of wonder beneath the waves. The coral reefs around Lakshadweep are teeming with life – colorful fish, graceful sea turtles, and even the occasional dolphin or whale shark if you're lucky! It's like swimming in a giant aquarium, except you're part of the show. And speaking of coral reefs, did you know that Lakshadweep is known as the Coral Islands? That's because it's home to some of the most beautiful coral formations in the world. As you explore the underwater wonderland, you'll be amazed by the vibrant colors and intricate shapes of the coral gardens that stretch as far as the eye can see. But Lakshadweep isn't just about what's under the sea – it's also about what's on land. The islands are home to a rich diversity of flora and fauna, from towering coconut palms to exotic birds and butterflies. And let's not forget about the friendly locals, who are always eager to share their island paradise with visitors. One of the best things about Lakshadweep is that it's still relatively undiscovered. Unlike some other tourist hotspots, you won't find crowded beaches or overdeveloped resorts here. Instead, you'll have plenty of space to roam free and soak up the natural beauty of the islands. So, whether you're looking for adventure, relaxation, or a little bit of both, Lakshadweep has something for everyone. Pack your bags, grab your sunscreen, and get ready for the trip of a lifetime. Paradise awaits! SEARCH The Fashion Capitals Of Asia: Exploring Style Beyond Borders TRAVEL Unveiling Delights Of Hotel Palazzo Versace Gem Of Dubai TRAVEL 7 Abandoned Cities In India And Abroad That Are Too Beautiful To Be Forgotten TRAVEL airBaltic Makes Global Debut On World’s Safest Airlines List TRAVEL Revolutionizing Air Travel: Qatar Airways Introduces AI-Powered Booking With Sama TRAVEL POPULAR POSTS Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement By Shriniwas Kodape The Peninsula Bangkok: Grace Beside The Chao Phraya 4 October 2025 TRAVEL By Shriniwas Kodape 64 Floors Up: Lebua At State Tower Perspective 4 October 2025 TRAVEL By Shriniwas Kodape Four Seasons Bangkok: Where The River Holds Its Breath 17 September 2025 TRAVEL By Shriniwas Kodape Neon, Smoke, And Chili Fire: A Night In Bangkok’s Chinatown 2 September 2025 TRAVEL RELATED POSTS Advertisement

Anger and it’s ill effects by Aparajita Jaiswal Anger and it’s ill effects 1 June 2021 LIFESTYLE Advertisement Anger, Setting You and Your Health at War. An insight into the effects of poorly managed anger upon mental and physical health. Anger, warmth, rage, aggression, something every human is acquainted with. People usually have many tales to narrate, either about themselves or about situations that went worse in a fit of anger. Anger is one of the emotions among the ocean of emotions that every human being deals with every single day. The personality of a person depends upon how he responds to his emotions, the way in which anger is managed to play a major part role. Like everything else in the world, anger has both the positives and the negatives, YET THE ILL EFFECTS OF ANGER ARE MORE EVIDENTLY KNOWN AND SEEN. If you are someone prone to losing temper, here’s why you need to stay calm. Anger, to a limited extent, is good and proves to be beneficial. It helps people think rationally and is a source of motivation for some of the people out there. The general fact is, anger can be good for you if addressed quickly and expressed in a healthy way. In reality, more often than not, anger proves to be hazardous and the ill effects of anger weigh a lot more than its positive effects. Anger does not just affect you but adversely affects the people around you as well. The unhealthy episodes of anger, when held for considerably longer periods, usually ends up as an explosion in rage and can wreak havoc on your body. Anger is a powerful emotion and thus has destructive effects when not handled appropriately. The underlying cause of such havoc lies in the fact that anger triggers the body’s “fight or flight” hormone, i.e., adrenal glands flood the blood with stress hormones such as adrenaline and cortisol. The brain consequently shunts blood away from the gut and towards the muscles as preparation for physical exertion. Thus, the heart rate, blood pressure and respiration increase. Skin perspires and body temperature also increases. This creates an image of a person in a fit of rage. An angry person is so rightly animated in cartoons or comics as someone who is grinding teeth, tightening arms with closed fists and fire used symbolizes the rise of temperature within and around the individual. The constant flow of stress hormones and the metabolic changes associated with seven major health issues that arise out of uncontrolled anger that one needs to know: Frequent outbursts put your heart at great risk: In words of Chris Aiken, MD, an instructor in clinical psychiatry at the wake Forest University School of Medicine and director of the Mood Treatment Center in Winston Salem, “In the two hours after an angry outburst, the chance of having a heart attack doubles.” “Repressed anger – where you express it indirectly or go to great lengths to control it, is associated with heart disease” Dr Aiken adds. Increases the stroke risk: If you’re prone to outburst, beware. A study suggests that the risk of a stroke from a blood clot to the brain or bleeding within the brain during the two hours after an outburst. Furthermore, the arteries of the brain are prone to six times higher risk of such bleeding. Weakens the immune system: The state of mind undoubtedly has a behavioral impact. If you are mad all the time, there is an obvious chance that you feel sick always. A fit of anger causes a dip in levels of the antibodies. Anxiety: Anxiety and anger go hand in hand. In a study carried out in 2021, researchers found that anger can exacerbate symptoms of generalized anxiety disorder characterized by an excessive and uncontrolled worry affecting an individual’s daily life. Depression: Anger in its elevated state, becomes a cause of self-destruction and adversely affects your loved ones as well and such destruction obviously becomes a cause of depression. Numerous studies have linked depression with aggression and angry outbursts. Effects on the lungs: Even if you aren’t a smoker, you can still hurt your lungs if you’re perpetually angry and a hostile person. Anger can shorten your life span: Scary, isn’t it? The fact that happy people live longer is really true. With anger, comes stress and stress is in every way harmful. The key to save yourself from such huge havoc and safeguard your health is to learn to appropriately express anger. The key to begin is to try and start calming yourself down. In case you find a difficult to deal with negative emotions or expressing anger, therapy and counseling will always help. Assertive communication, effective problem solving, using humor, or restricting your thoughts to get away from that black-and-white, all-or-nothing thinking are good ways to get over anger. Getting yourself involved in the activities that interest you so much and make you happy proves to be an effective measure as well. 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Shadows & Silk: Bunny Nana’s Aw Romance In Bangkok By Ananya Patankar Shadows & Silk: Bunny Nana’s Aw Romance In Bangkok 9 July 2025 FASHION Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Crafting Bespoke Elegance: From Hong Kong to Thailand’s Runway Muted dove gray and structured elegance meet in this tailored overcoat, redefining winter wear with bridal precision and couture restraint: that’s how Bunny Nana took over the runway. Bunny Nana, hailing from Hong Kong, has long championed the art of made-to-measure elegance. Best known for its bespoke bridal and evening wear, the brand merges impeccable craftsmanship with a poetic sense of storytelling. Every gown, every seam, is designed to celebrate individuality—quietly luxurious, deeply personal, and effortlessly romantic. This season, stepping away from ornate tradition and into a more nuanced, textural world, Bunny Nana brought its signature grace to Thailand Fashion Week , unveiling an Autumn/Winter collection that whispered sophistication in every thread. Nana’s Autumn/Winter collection leaned into the language of fabric—where texture replaced embellishment, and movement spoke louder than metallics. Sumptuous silks, brushed satins, and fluid crepe took center stage, each selected for how it draped, caught light, or responded to motion. The palette stayed understated—ivory, dove grey, soft charcoal—allowing the quality of the textiles to command attention. There was a quiet luxury in the restraint: no sequins, no excess—just folds, flow, and finish. Whether it was a structured wool-blend coat with architectural shoulders or a silk gown that swept the floor like mist, every piece was a tactile experience. In a world often obsessed with embellishment, Bunny Nana’s choice to let fabric lead was both a design philosophy and a statement of confidence—showing that true romance can live in simplicity. This collection paid attention to making a statement, one which voices that silhouettes can stir emotions. The runway unfolded with opulent gowns that moved like whispered secrets—draped silk and crepe forming liquid lines that trailed behind the model like memory. Off-shoulder necklines revealed delicate collarbones, while subtle pleats added softness without overwhelming the structure. Contrasting this ethereality were moments of architectural clarity: tailored outerwear in sculpted wool, with clean shoulders and cinched waists that nodded to bridal corsetry without feeling constrained. Flowing capes, some sheer and others fully lined, created a cinematic sense of motion—part cloak, part veil. This interplay between form and fluidity, control and release, defined the collection’s romance. Each look felt personal, like a silhouette designed to echo its wearer’s energy. Whether worn for a winter ceremony or an evening affair, these shapes were less about trend and more about timeless emotional design. Each look was crafted to instill a feeling, stir emotions of romance, gracefulness and echo timelessness. This collection felt right at home within Bangkok’s refined fashion landscape—one that increasingly favors elegance with intention. The label’s commitment to craftsmanship and quiet beauty aligned effortlessly with the event’s broader celebration of Asian minimalism. In a sea of spectacle, Bunny Nana’s subdued grandeur stood out, not by demanding attention, but by rewarding it. Each look moved with purpose, echoing the cultural value placed on grace, poise, and personalization. The show felt less like a presentation and more like a procession of living portraits—each garment tailored not just in cut, but in spirit. In a region where storytelling is intrinsic to design, Bunny Nana’s narrative of bespoke romance resonated deeply, making it one of the most poetic highlights of the week. Bunny Nana’s Autumn/Winter collection wasn’t just a seasonal offering—it was a quiet revolution in how romance can be worn. With restraint as its canvas and craftsmanship as its voice, the brand delivered a story that lingered long after the final look. In a world chasing spectacle, Bunny Nana reminded us of the power in subtlety. Because sometimes, the softest silhouettes leave the strongest impression. SEARCH Why does Fashion Need Fashion Shows FASHION From Dreams To Crowns: Anuradha Garg’s Inspiring Mrs. India Story FASHION Colour Psychology in Fashion: Explained FASHION Legendary Female Icons Who Made Fashion Statements In The 20th Century FASHION The House of Chanel: History FASHION POPULAR POSTS Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement By Shriniwas Kodape The Snake That Wore Red: Inside The Vision Cultured™ Revolution 19 October 2025 FASHION By Sakshi Shah Francesca Bellettini Ushers In Gucci’s New Dawn 19 September 2025 FASHION By Shriniwas Kodape Dibba Studio: Weaving The Future Of Fashion At Thailand Fashion Week AW25-26 2 September 2025 FASHION By Shriniwas Kodape Aksstagga: Threads That Whisper Love, Memory, And Eternity 21 August 2025 FASHION RELATED POSTS Advertisement

From Seoul To Your Closet: Musinsa's K-Pop Style Revolution By Ananya Patankar From Seoul To Your Closet: Musinsa's K-Pop Style Revolution 26 July 2025 FASHION Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Discover Musinsa’s K-Pop ready wardrobe, idol-inspired looks, fan-friendly prices, and authentic Korean style in every piece. K-Pop and K-Drama fans everywhere can now strategically elevate their style game, no need to jet off to Seoul. With Musinsa , the global branch of the renowned Korean streetwear platform, fans can effortlessly channel their favorite idols through clothes and accessories inspired by K-Pop flair. From cozy preppy staples that recall side-by-side outfits on weekly music shows, to edgy statement pieces reminiscent of trendsetting K-Drama wardrobes, Musinsa delivers an immersive Korean fashion experience that's accessible, diverse, and affordable. One of Musinsa’s greatest strengths is its breadth. Whether you're hunting for sporty hoodies that capture the youthful energy of the dance practice room, sleek blazers and cropped trousers that stage stylists favor, or quirky accessories seen in recent music-video aesthetics, Musinsa’s catalogue has it. Musinsa allows their customers to pick and mix ensemble elements, like color-blocked jackets, layered tees, bold patterns, chic all-black sets, bucket hats, and crossbody bags, that evoke the curated looks of their biases on the daily. Musinsa offers tiered pricing to accommodate a broad audience: everyday basics start around $30–$40, statement outerwear like bomber jackets and denim pieces typically range $60–$150, and standout accessories or premium collaborations clock in at $100–$200. Even customers on a budget can build a full outfit, for example, combine a $35 graphic tee, $50 wide-leg pants, and a $25 cap, while staying under $120 total. The frequent site promotions, like flash sales or limited-edition drops give K-Pop fans similar thrill to snagging concert merch before it sells out. Musinsa goes beyond mere apparel, it understands cultural context. Their look-books and style editorials feature Korean idols and drama stars, offering year-round inspiration. With clean product photography that mimics K-Pop comebacks, fans can see outfits styled in ways that echo MV and album imagery. There's also a “picked by stylist” tag for pieces akin to recent TV-show wardrobe looks, giving a backstage pass vibe to Korean entertainment fashion. Though based in Seoul, Musinsa’s global site makes shipping to the U.S. fast and seamless, you choose the familiar K-Pop aesthetic, and they handle localization issues of sizing and currency. Multilingual support, international sizing charts, and return-friendly policies make it easy for overseas fans to shop with confidence. More than just a store, Musinsa is a fashion gateway: it enables fans to adopt aspirational styles from the Korean entertainment scene and weave them into everyday life. Whether you’re dressing for a meet-up, concert viewing party, or just want to channel K-Takeaway daily edge, Musinsa’s curated drops, authentic photography, and idol-level inspiration are tailor-made for K-Pop devotees. Musinsa isn’t merely selling clothes, it’s weaving the essence of K-Pop and K-Drama into global daily wardrobes. With a curated selection of apparel and accessories that reflect Korean street style, accessible prices, and drop-based excitement, Musinsa makes it easy for fans to display their love for K-Pop through fashion. It's the ideal portal for building a Korean-infused closet, one outfit at a time. SEARCH Why does Fashion Need Fashion Shows FASHION From Dreams To Crowns: Anuradha Garg’s Inspiring Mrs. India Story FASHION Colour Psychology in Fashion: Explained FASHION Legendary Female Icons Who Made Fashion Statements In The 20th Century FASHION The House of Chanel: History FASHION POPULAR POSTS Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement By Shriniwas Kodape The Snake That Wore Red: Inside The Vision Cultured™ Revolution 19 October 2025 FASHION By Sakshi Shah Francesca Bellettini Ushers In Gucci’s New Dawn 19 September 2025 FASHION By Shriniwas Kodape Dibba Studio: Weaving The Future Of Fashion At Thailand Fashion Week AW25-26 2 September 2025 FASHION By Shriniwas Kodape Aksstagga: Threads That Whisper Love, Memory, And Eternity 21 August 2025 FASHION RELATED POSTS Advertisement

Keeping it real with fashion & lifestyle influencer of the year Hofit Golan By Aparajita Jaiswal Keeping it real with fashion & lifestyle influencer of the year Hofit Golan 5 April 2022 COVER STORIES Advertisement Hofit Golan’s (Lifestyle, Fashion, Travel Influencer) interview with Manya Vadehra was quite a refreshing piece. With each question asked, she showcased positivity and the importance of valuing oneself. She won the title of Forbes Influencer of the year (2021) and has walked the ramp for several fashion weeks, including The Paris Fashion week in March 2022. She has modelled for brands such as Elisabetta Franchi and made significant appearances at The Venice Film Festival (2021) and Cannes Film Festival (2021). Hofit Golan’s entry into the fashion world was quite “by chance”. The influencer claimed that her first gig came as an opportunity from a relation of hers, trancing her journey as a “fashion entrepreneur”. She has actively contributed to organisations such as Global Angels Foundation, an international charity inspiring disadvantaged communities around the world to grow sustainably. According to her- “It is important to look at the bigger things in life. Even though I am an influencer, contributing to the society and maintaining healthy relations is way beyond that” Health and fitness are essentials in her lifestyle, and she motivates everyone to look after their body and mind and have a positive outlook towards it. When asked which amongst Runway catwalk, cover shoots and television and film acting she enjoys the most, she reveals- “None out of them. They all are a part of my job but being with my loved ones and meeting new people is what matters the most. I enjoy doing them all as part of my career, however I don’t look at them in the bigger picture”. Hofit Golan’s Instagram Bio says she is a Crypto Queen. When asked about NFT and Metaverse, here is what she had to say- “I think cryptocurrency and Metaverse are revolutionary developments in technology. There is massive technological growth and are huge inventions to invest in, especially in today’s era” Being a public figure and, therefore, shining in the spotlight can also have a negative side in terms of social media trolling. Hofit gives a positive outlook on such situations by saying- “If that is the case, the one stop solution is to simply block people. There is no need to give value to someone’s opinion who you may or may not know. It is not necessary for you to listen to such trolls. Personally, I received trolling way before I entered the space of social media but for those who are facing it, just learn to focus on yourself. Nothing is more important than your personal well-being. Therefore, prioritise that and everything else shall fall in place.” Hofit’s methods and manners of living life to the fullest are indeed inspiring. Her message to her fans and to the readers of the interview is to believe in themselves and their capabilities. “There is so much that you can do. Just believe that you are on the right path and keep going. You have got this” #Fashion #lutopia #LutopiaMagazine SEARCH A Journey Shaped By Courage, Creativity, And Social Media With Aditi Sharma COVER STORIES Inner Joy Trails My Inspiration : A Candid Conversation With The Creative Anushka Kaushik COVER STORIES Barkha Singh’s candid candour makes the way to an eye-catching interview COVER STORIES Educate, Empower, Excel: Priyanka Chahar Choudhary's Inspirational Overture COVER STORIES Waluscha De Sousa On Being Her ‘True Self’ And Going On The Dream Journey COVER STORIES POPULAR POSTS Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement By Sakshi Shah Khushi Bhardwaj Is Growing Up On Screen, And Doing It Her Way 31 December 2025 COVER STORIES By Shriniwas Kodape The Eternal Strings Of Amaan & Ayaan Ali Bangash 4 October 2025 COVER STORIES By Anurag Sen Vivian Dsena: The Fluke Star Who Became Television’s Undying Heartthrob 25 September 2025 COVER STORIES By Ananya Patankar Unscripted, Unstoppable: The Many Lives Of Christine Gulasatree 22 August 2025 COVER STORIES RELATED POSTS Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement

On Weaving Dreams, Creating Connections, And Defying Expectations In Purva’s Life by Akshra Khandelwal On Weaving Dreams, Creating Connections, And Defying Expectations In Purva’s Life 26 August 2023 LIFESTYLE Advertisement In a world where social media has become an indispensable part of our lives, the role of influencers has taken on new dimensions. These digital trendsetters shape our tastes and act as bridges between brands and consumers. In a candid conversation with the effervescent and talented influencer Purva, we delved into her journey, her thoughts on the industry, and her passion for Public Relations (PR). With a career that has blossomed unexpectedly and an approach to life that's as spontaneous as it is inspiring, Purva's story is a testament to the magic that can unfold when one embraces uncertainty. As we kicked off our conversation, Purva's vibrant energy was palpable. "I am doing well. Thank you!!" she exclaimed, setting the tone for a lively dialogue. "Every day is different. I get to learn so many new things daily," she mused. The world of influencers is not just about posting pretty pictures but a constant process of self-improvement and evolution. Purva's dedication to learning mirrored her passion for connecting with industry experts. "Getting the opportunity to meet some of the best people in the industry is incredibly enriching," she shared. One couldn't help but notice the spark in Purva's eyes when discussing high-energy environments. Whether attending events or fashion shows, she described the experience as nothing short of crazy. "My favourite part is when I experience a high-energy environment, be it any event or fashion show… It's a crazy experience," she gushed. It was evident that these moments fueled her creativity and zest for life. One could almost visualize her immersed in the whirlwind of lights, music, and excitement. Amidst all the glamour and glitz, Purva revealed a lesser-known side of her journey—her involvement in Public Relations. But she was quick to correct any misconceptions. "Oh my god, that's not true. SMM & PR are two extremely different things," she clarified. Purva highlighted the essence of PR, which revolves around understanding clients deeper and finding ways to make them stand out uniquely. "In PR, we must understand our clients and how they are unique from others—how can we make them stand out from the rest," she emphasized. As she unraveled the complexities of PR, Purva touched upon the core of her work—innovatively and creatively presenting clients to the public, including media houses, journalists, and audiences. "This is the actual game," she exclaimed, shedding light on the strategic dance that PR professionals perform to create impactful narratives. While many individuals meticulously planned their career paths, Purva's journey took a more spontaneous route. "The next 5 years are a lot of time, and I am someone whose plans have never worked out! I did not plan to do whatever I was doing today!" she chuckled. Her candid admission was a refreshing departure from the scripted narratives often encountered. Instead of being overwhelmed by the uncertainty, Purva embraced it. "None of this was planned, and I love it already, so I've just surrendered myself to the universe. I am sure it will lead me to the right place!" she declared with unwavering faith. As we delved deeper into her world, Purva's passion for her work became even more apparent. "Current Projects! Where do I start? Because we are not allowed to talk about it, I am willing to tap into some Global opportunities for my clients, which I am doing right now," she shared with an air of excitement. The enthusiasm she radiated was a testament to her dedication and love for her job. "I love every bit of my job!" she exclaimed, her eyes lighting up. Her journey wasn't just about climbing the ladder of success and relishing each step. Purva's creative essence was a common thread woven throughout her story. "I have always been creative, and seeing myself do something like that every day gives me so much Joy!" she shared with a beaming smile. Her career was an extension of her true self—a canvas on which she painted her imagination, ideas, and dreams. Her words echoed the sentiment that when one's work aligns with their passions, it becomes an endless source of fulfillment. Influencer, PR professional, and creative soul—Purva's journey is a whirlwind of unexpected twists fueled by her unshakable spirit and zest for life. From the high-energy thrills of events and fashion shows to the intricacies of Public Relations, she seamlessly navigates through diverse landscapes, leaving her mark with every step. Her story serves as a reminder that embracing uncertainty and surrendering to the universe can lead to extraordinary adventures. As we concluded our conversation, Purva's optimism lingered, a beacon of inspiration for anyone daring to follow their heart's calling, wherever it might lead. 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When It Comes To Shop Fashionable Items Here’s What Most Men Want by Yashi Srivastava When It Comes To Shop Fashionable Items Here’s What Most Men Want 12 February 2023 FASHION Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement The time when men hated shopping is long gone. Today, most men want to look good and feel good and so, want to shop good. Even though there are certain differences between what men and women want when they go out to shop for clothes, accessories, shoes, and more! So, what is it that most men want when they go shopping for clothes and other fashion items? Men want to be clear on what they want Most men do not like wasting time in several shops and showrooms before deciding on what they want. It is not an opportunity to socialize with other men, for them. So, the best thing that a man can do before going out shopping is to make a list of all the fashion items he wants, including the design or color he wants. For instance, if you want to buy a shirt, do a little research to get an idea of what kind of shirt you want -the design, color, style, etc. along with the store which may have it. You can find the store on Google to and go straight into it. They want to shop with convenience Men do not want to browse through an ocean of clothes or jeans or accessory to find that one perfect fashion item they had in mind. Woman, certainly would bring down an entire mountain to find that peach dress which Rachel wore in FRIENDS, but men just don’t care. So, they would usually prefer to go inside the showrooms that have MEN section. If you have a fashion store, pay heed to this and create a section exclusively for men. It may be a big reason why most men love to shop online - they do not have to go out and search for their section in the store! If it is not a gadget or equipment, money certainly matters to men While most men love to shop fashion these days, unlike women, they would want to see the value in the product. In other words, whether they are shopping online or at a store, the brand has got to show its worth to them otherwise it would most certainly be a no from men. Most men like branded clothes and shoes but they wouldn’t appreciate the idea of expensive for no reason. Once they find their go-to brand, they will stick to it for years Men want to find a fashion brand that suits them and they would certainly be their loyal army for years and years! Why do you think most men go to Levis? It is because the brand has established a connection with them that most fashion brands cannot simply because Levis understand and connects with men’s psyche. The brand offer discounts, offers, and loyalty programs to reel men in and well, most men like it. Online stores over offline showrooms As mentioned already, most men like convenience, even when shopping for clothes or other fashion items. So, yes, online shopping preferable over offline, and they wouldn’t mind paying more for this, we mean the delivery charges. Well, it’s understandable for even women enjoy the comfort part. So, remember to give them the value of their money, exclusive space, and of course, a loyalty program to relate to, and you would see that even though men have it their way, they wouldn’t mind going out to shop every weekend. Blob - With the changing fashion world, why wouldn’t men embrace the idea of shopping fashionable items for themselves? Gone are the days when men didn’t want to look good. With changing times, even male shoppers want to explore the best in fashion but in their own way! If it has value, convenience, and style, men of this generation will buy it! SEARCH Why does Fashion Need Fashion Shows FASHION From Dreams To Crowns: Anuradha Garg’s Inspiring Mrs. India Story FASHION Colour Psychology in Fashion: Explained FASHION Legendary Female Icons Who Made Fashion Statements In The 20th Century FASHION The House of Chanel: History FASHION POPULAR POSTS Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement By Shriniwas Kodape The Snake That Wore Red: Inside The Vision Cultured™ Revolution 19 October 2025 FASHION By Sakshi Shah Francesca Bellettini Ushers In Gucci’s New Dawn 19 September 2025 FASHION By Shriniwas Kodape Dibba Studio: Weaving The Future Of Fashion At Thailand Fashion Week AW25-26 2 September 2025 FASHION By Shriniwas Kodape Aksstagga: Threads That Whisper Love, Memory, And Eternity 21 August 2025 FASHION RELATED POSTS Advertisement

Anuj Gosalia Talks About Creating Terribly Tiny Tales by Aparajita Jaiswal Anuj Gosalia Talks About Creating Terribly Tiny Tales 31 August 2020 Advertisement In a freewheel chat with Aparajita Jaiswal, Anuj Gosalia shares the story of creating, Terribly Tiny Tales, a globally celebrated platform with the worlds finest micro- fiction writers and how they reached their current stature. In this age of dwindling attention spans, their brand specialty is brevity, catching more people’s attention. With stories under 2000 characters, they are quick to read, accessible to more individuals and very hard to forget. Theirs is a global micro-fiction platform created by the brilliant mind of Anuj Gosalia. Terribly Tiny Tales is a special brand for the finest micro-fiction writers and reaching over 20 million people every week. Their stories advance and reach newer heights, influencing and touching more souls every day. They have opened us up to a whole new world full of stories. There’s a story for every reader, every emotion, serving fresh, daily. Back in 2012, Anuj realized that nobody engaged in blogs as much as they did in social media. “Over time as readership fell, I thought of what more can a writer do other than write books and blogs, where is the place for expression and if people are even interested in reading anymore. These were my questions. I recognized that people’s attention span reduced drastically. The more engaged writings were shorter, snappier and easier to consume and this led to the birth of Terribly Tiny Tales or more commonly known as TTT. I realized that the reason why people were not reading was not only because of social media but also because these platforms allow for a different kind of content to exist,” Anuj explains. “We started writing content that was shorter than 140 characters which was very new especially on Facebook and Instagram.” Although now a lot of pages are doing it, back in 2012 it was a new and unique concept brought to life by Terribly Tiny Tales. A typical day at terribly tiny tales starts with requiring all teams, the product team, content team, design team, trying to work at new angles to give its audience newer and fresh content. Their versatility reaches new heights every day as they take on interesting and unique projects. “What else can we do? I think that’s the big question. How can we build a larger brand of TTT,” says Anuj. Their primary focus being that they connect more and more with their audience, Anuj says, “we want to build something that people do not forget in a day or a week but remme…” Currently TTT is doing a project with Cadbury Dairy Milk which is a very recent addition to their work. They have collaborated to create films with Cadbury. So far they have three episodes out on their YouTube channel. TTT also has an app that’s a very engaged community. “We want to make that bigger so that is one of my key focus areas,” says Anuj. Every platform takes time to build and monetize, communities are built slowly and so did TTT. In 2015 TTT essentially had enough followers to be called a community. “We approached brands and told them we have 300 thousand people who love stories so can we tell your stories through TTT? That’s when we decided to put all our eggs in one basket and we started and expand from there.” TTT is not only on Instagram but also Facebook and twitter. They also have their very own YouTube channel and an app that engages over 20 million people in a week! The app lets people write stories and publish their work on their own. It is now TTT’s very own twitter! People can also publish their books on the app. It is nothing like you have seen before. It is dedicated to creators and readers. “The aim for the future is to tell more emotional stories. What we sometimes lose out on in bite sized fiction is that some stories deserve time and attention. We want to tell more stories that are deeper, more immersive and interactive. The future is where the story and you are very intimately connected.” Every child grows up reading Enid Blyton and few special books that inspire the paths we live and breathe. “I loved Enid Blyton like most children. I grew up reading Enid blyton books. The Famous five was of course my favorite,” the founder exclaimed. “I loved Agatha Christie and her characters. I was especially drawn to the Hitch Hikers Guide to the Galaxy. It is such a funny and amazing book. Took me a while to read Arundhati Roy but it was an incredible read. The God of Small Things is such an amazing book and as it was my first it makes it a little more special. I have grown to love Sally Rooney’s writing. These writers continue to remain my favorite.” “Empty summer afternoons during my childhood were my portal into the world of books. when you read vigorously at that age you also start to imagine worlds. Just like any other child, I too started imagining my own worlds. My interest in writing woke when I was in 5th or 6th grade but I took writing a little more seriously when I was in college. Although I liked writing it was still not full time as I did not study writing. I did not want to pursue writing at that point but I really started enjoying and loving writing in college. I did not imagine building career in writing but I liked the fact that I could think better with writing.” We all want to bring change into the world and make a difference. We all want to chase our dreams. Anuj Gosalia dreamed of moving people with his work and his company. “I want to passionately tell stories that outlive most other stories and people. I want to enable such beautiful, memorable and meaningful writing that really moves people. There are so many things happening that we rarely pause and admire something meaningful that really moved us. Very few things make you get out of your moment and reflect something rare that you experienced and go back to think about it.” No one remembers consuming a meme after a week. There is a time and a context to a meme after which it loses meaning but some works of art and writing live with us forever. My passion is that TTT becomes a platform that allows this timeless memorable expression.” “One thing I would change about the writing world is people thinking writing is easy. Typing out a few sentences does not make everyone a writer.” The meaning of the word Success is different for all of us. Anuj believes that success should mean we are having fun with what we do and not worry about Monday mornings. “What is also important to me is how many people are moved by the stories we tell.” TTT has had such an impact on readers worldwide; children, college students and adults alike. They do such an amazing job of affecting our mornings with a new story that puts our lives into a whole new perspective. “We hope that our stories come from a good place and are doing good to people,” Anuj says. Determining a good piece of writing always is somewhat relatable and moves people. “We had a metric called relatability graph and surprise and now I have an intuition around what is good piece of writing for our platform” A lot Classic literature and supposed all time favorite literature is not very accessible to the laymen. Not every book needs to live up to the complexity and benchmark set up by these books to be recognized as a good read per most millennial writers. Anuj Gosalia has a very similar point of view on this subject. “I definitely value craft but do the stories have to be complex and does the writing have to be complicated? You appreciate writing when you know enough time and attention has been spent to the craft and detail by the creator.” The writer and founder talks about what his other fancies he likes to indulge in apart from work. “I love working out. Very recently post lockdown I was introduced to cooking. The little time I spent cooking, I have really grown to enjoy it. I think these two things give me a break from work.” “What I would tell the younger minds is that keep writing. There is no shortcut as I am learning it the hard way too. It’s like a muscle; the lesser you use it, the rustier it gets. There is no substitute in the work of writing. 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Omega Aqua Terra 30 MM: My Little Secret, Yours To Discover By Ananya Patankar Omega Aqua Terra 30 MM: My Little Secret, Yours To Discover 28 July 2025 FASHION Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Meet the Seamaster’s softest strength. Engineered in gold and grace, Omega’s new Seamaster Aqua Terra brings legacy, femininity, and innovation into a singular form. A luxurious whisper, a concealed spark, a treasure hidden in plain sight. With the grace of a secret slipping from lips, Omega introduces its most intimate horological evolution yet. My Little Secret is more than a campaign, it's an invitation into intimacy. And its muse? The new Omega Aqua Terra 30 mm . Slimmer, sleeker, and exuding quiet strength, the Aqua Terra 30 mm is a timepiece that doesn’t shout but rather suggests. Its appeal is subtle yet irresistible, like the brush of silk against skin or the last note of a beloved song. This is Omega’s answer to the modern woman’s desire: beauty that exudes without having to announce. Since 1902, Omega has set the gold standard in women’s timekeeping—blending mechanical mastery with artistry across iconic designs like the Ladymatic , Constellation , and Seamaster . With the Aqua Terra collection’s 30 mm debut, the maison introduces a new scale, one that redefines elegance for today’s world without sacrificing performance. With its 30 mm silhouette, Omega re-imagines versatility through a lens of subtle elegance and undeniable luxury. The 30 mm case opens a new dimension for Omega’s most versatile collection, gracefully balancing everyday wear-ability with unapologetic luxury. The collection unfurls like a private diary—twelve distinct timepieces, each revealing a different nuance of personality. There are the classics in brushed stainless steel, five in total, with polished link bracelets that shimmer like sunlight on water. Then, there’s the opulence: models in 18K Sedna Gold and 18K Moonshine Gold , glowing with warmth and complexity. For those who live between worlds, Omega offers graceful two-tone combinations that blend steel and gold in perfect harmony. At the heart of each piece is a radiant dial, framed in symmetry, marked by applied hour markers, and grounded by a discreet date window at 6 o’clock. Flip the watch, and the transparent sapphire crystal caseback reveals the real secret, Omega’s finest miniature engine to date. When it comes to the heartbeat of the watch, Raynald Aeschlimann, Omega’s President and CEO, puts it best: “The most beautiful part of the watch is the one you cannot immediately see.” Beneath the dial lies the Calibre 8750 (for stainless steel and two-tone models) or the Calibre 8751 (for Sedna and Moonshine Gold) both newly engineered for this intimately scaled case. It’s a technical triumph, conceived not just to fit but to elevate the smaller silhouette. Each movement carries the Master Chronometer certification, the pinnacle of precision, magnetism resistance, and durability. These calibres offer self-winding performance in both directions, enhanced by the Co-Axial escapement and silicon balance spring. They hold more than 48 hours of power reserve, enough for long weekends and last-minute escapes. It’s craftsmanship so refined, so hidden, you almost forget it’s there. But isn’t that the very definition of luxury? Much like a secret, the Aqua Terra 30 mm isn’t about making statements, it’s about confidence. The bracelets are engineered for seamless integration, sculpted in brushed and polished finishes, secured with Omega’s patented screw-and-pin system, and closed with a butterfly clasp that adjusts for effortless comfort. Every element, from the dial proportions to the feel on the wrist, speaks to the idea of ease, of elegance that doesn’t try too hard, of a luxury that’s lived in, not put on. To celebrate this release, Omega enlisted six luminaries , redefining modern femininity from across music, film, and fashion, each embodying the campaign’s sensibility: personal, expressive, quietly powerful. Among who are Ashley Graham , Tems , Ariana DeBose , Marisa Abela , Danielle Marsh , and Sunday Rose Kidman Urban . Their testimonials are intimate and disarming. Tems calls her watch “a layering essential.” Graham insists “it will never come off.” Ariana DeBose says it simply: “The ultimate secret is to wear it with joy.” In a rhythmic campaign film, the watch passes hand to hand like a shared confidence, underscoring the irresistible urge to reveal beauty, eventually. Omega suggests, this isn’t just another watch. It’s a secret you wear. A symbol of quiet rebellion against the overt and overstated. The Omega Aqua Terra 30 mm doesn’t seek the spotlight, it becomes it. 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Going Green, One Stitch At A Time by Anushka Sharma Going Green, One Stitch At A Time 24 April 2023 FASHION Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Isha Nabar’s sense of fashion is eternal, because it is ethical. The very multi-talented fashion designer “Isha Nabar” uses a variety of hand stitched techniques on the hand woven fabric of khadi to do her bit for the betterment of the environment. Isha , an accomplished fashion designer of Indian origin, is based in New York and commenced with her multi-disciplinary learning at the Parsons School of Design, New York. Her niches of interest included fashion, business and jewellery design, the knowledge of which has actually given her quite an edge as a designer. Her much discussed initiative, ‘Charkhara’ (colloquially translated as wheel - 'Charkha' and green - 'Hara') is based on the design of a sustainable garment that is completely hand-stitched, through the usage of a hand spun fabric that is ‘Khadi’. This fabric, constituted of natural fibre, has played a significant role in the cultural, political, and socio-economic past of the country as many of us know. It was introduced by Mahatma Gandhi during the colonial rule in India, when he himself spun the yarn on the wheel to instil a sense of self-reliance amongst people. Khadi is since then spun on the ‘Charkha’ (the spinning wheel on which the yarn is hand spun.) The Charkha, with 24 spokes, which is also present on the Indian flag, is a symbolic representation of the hours of the day and the value of time. Taking this forward, Isha’s garment has 24 unique joinery techniques which beautifully acknowledge the efforts of those who spin the wheel painstakingly for 24 hours a day. The key intention behind this initiative is to avoid the use of machinery altogether in order to make a truly sustainable garment. She has therefore innovated these non-intrusive and hand crafted joinery systems of a wheel and a coin - a ‘paisa’ (equivalent to a penny) to construct the entire piece. One can spin the wheel to adjust the fit of the garment, while pulling closer the coin. The ‘paisa’ is meant to be a reminder of the minimal wages of the artisans. Isha explains “With this project, I hope to raise awareness on the khadi fabric, the negligible pay of the khadi artisans and the laborious process of hand spinning this fabric.” She wants to increase its perceived value and shift the mind-sets of the audience to more conscious consumption for a greener tomorrow. By using a hand woven fabric like khadi, along with specialised hand stitched techniques, she brings to the forefront the possibility of a process that is entirely sustainable in not only producing a garment but also in its end use. Her thoughtful and intentional design now lends the wearer the possibility of draping the exquisite Khadi fabric in multiple stunning and fashion-forward forms of outerwear. Isha’s design is disruptive, shows brilliance in its concept, is innovative and most importantly, has a deep emphasis towards responsible fashion. In a complex and evolving industry, ‘Charkhara’ is a conversation starter and clearly representative of her unique and novice design ideology, which is going beyond the mere aesthetics and functionality of fashion. It also explores the realm of sustainable material development and empowers the artisanal communities. Isha’s superlative skills, technical expertise and intelligence is well displayed in the complex joinery system which holds the fabric together. The final outcome was an outstanding, one-of-a-kind couture piece, born from the harmonising generational heritage with some unmistakably luxurious silhouettes, whilst carrying a profound message. This collection stays true to the roots of Khadi, thus retaining its rawness and presenting itself as an exhibit that is earthy and tonal. “The fabric itself is so well-worked, I wanted to let it shine and give it the stage it deserves” Isha tells us. There is nothing more captivating in fashion than the synergy of a sense of play and a purpose, which Isha has exuded graciously! She brings a point of view to the table that is rare to come by. Ironically maximizing a sense of purpose within a minimalistic framework, ‘Charkhara’ tells a story of rich artistry in a way that repositions the Khadi fabric with refinement and finesse. Isha is internationally recognized for her distinctive skills and ingenious design thinking, resulting in her bagging the AATCC Foundation Jasani Textile Scholarship and being a finalist for UK’s Creative Conscience Award. Isha has also worked with fashion houses like Tanya Taylor, Oscar de la Renta and Derek Lam in New York and Masaba and Vogue in India, giving her global exposure and fuelling her creativity as an artist. She is a new age designer to watch out for with her aesthetic sensibilities, critical thinking and views on a greener tomorrow. And she believes in getting there one stitch at a time! 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Fashion Trends set by our Top Models by Aparajita Jaiswal Fashion Trends set by our Top Models 1 May 2021 FASHION Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Time and time again, celebrity looks have seemed to catch our attention and made us wonder where we can snag the very same look! Celebrity Models are trend setters. From their basic everyday fashion to a fabulous date night look, we love them all! From Kendall Jenner’s sleek LBD (Little Black Dress) to Gigi Hadid’s casual yet cool outfit, we have it all! Get ready to dive into a world of fashion from the supermodels’ slice of life. SEARCH Why does Fashion Need Fashion Shows FASHION From Dreams To Crowns: Anuradha Garg’s Inspiring Mrs. India Story FASHION Colour Psychology in Fashion: Explained FASHION Legendary Female Icons Who Made Fashion Statements In The 20th Century FASHION The House of Chanel: History FASHION POPULAR POSTS Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement By Shriniwas Kodape The Snake That Wore Red: Inside The Vision Cultured™ Revolution 19 October 2025 FASHION By Sakshi Shah Francesca Bellettini Ushers In Gucci’s New Dawn 19 September 2025 FASHION By Shriniwas Kodape Dibba Studio: Weaving The Future Of Fashion At Thailand Fashion Week AW25-26 2 September 2025 FASHION By Shriniwas Kodape Aksstagga: Threads That Whisper Love, Memory, And Eternity 21 August 2025 FASHION RELATED POSTS Advertisement

Anuar Faizal: Where Culture Cuts Couture By Anurag Sen Anuar Faizal: Where Culture Cuts Couture 8 July 2025 FASHION Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement There’s a quiet kind of power that walks before the man himself. It’s in the structured grace of a blazer cinched just right. In the silent authority of a sweeping coat worn like armor. In the delicate rebellion of embroidery that references heritage but doesn’t get lost in it. This is the world of Anuar Faizal —Malaysian designer, modern couturier, and a force who doesn’t just dress people, but drapes them in presence. Stepping onto the runway at Thailand Fashion Week AW25/26 , Anuar Faizal made his presence known—not through spectacle, but through intent. His runway moment didn’t merely showcase clothing—it communicated a vision. Known for blurring the lines between masculinity and softness, culture and cosmopolitanism, Faizal has, over the years, built a label that doesn’t just follow fashion’s rhythm—it composes its own. For those familiar with the Southeast Asian fashion landscape, Anuar Faizal is not a new name. But his work resists simple categorization. At the core of his collections lies a commitment to precision tailoring, but he subverts this structure with unexpected details: exaggerated silhouettes, unconventional cuts, traditional fabrics transformed through futuristic treatments. If fashion is a language, then Anuar Faizal speaks in contrasts—and makes it poetic. Born and raised in Malaysia, with deep cultural ties to both Malay and American influences, Faizal’s personal history has always mirrored multiplicity. His early foray into design was more necessity than experiment—tailoring his own clothes because the market offered nothing that felt both refined and grounded. What started as personal expression quickly evolved into a vision shared by clients, celebrities, and now, global runways. His menswear is particularly revered. While the world still struggles to reimagine masculinity in fabric form, Faizal’s work has long embodied it: not as dominance, but as presence. Think sharply tailored blazers softened by brocade lapels, suiting layered with flowing tunics, or trousers that taper like a second skin but open at the ankle with a whisper of rebellion. Every stitch dares the wearer to occupy space—not with noise, but with grace. His womenswear, though newer to his portfolio, carries the same philosophy. Far from being a mirrored extension of his menswear, his womenswear stands as a carefully crafted parallel. His gowns are built like architecture—clean, assertive lines balanced with drapes that flirt with the wind. His recent creations feature asymmetrical silhouettes, metallic embroidery, sheer overlays, and bold structural ruffles—elements that fuse power dressing with romanticism. For Anuar, femininity doesn’t mean fragility. It means force, rendered in silk and satin. It wasn’t just the silhouettes that distinguished his Thailand Fashion Week showcase—it was the charged atmosphere they created. Models walked with an intention that felt less choreographed and more claimed. The palette moved from obsidian blacks and burnished golds to slate greys and ivory whites, interrupted only by flashes of crimson and forest green. Capes flowed, collars rose like protective shells, and trousers gleamed with the richness of hand-finished textures. There were garments that could walk into boardrooms and others that could stop time on red carpets. What echoed through the collection was undeniable: elegance doesn’t whisper—it asserts. And yet, Faizal’s vision goes beyond fashion’s surface. In interviews and captions—he’s selective, always intentional—he speaks often of representation, of using design as a cultural and emotional mirror. In a world that has long exoticized or misunderstood Southeast Asian design, he’s among the few pushing for nuance. He doesn’t pander to Western aesthetics, nor does he cling to nostalgia. Instead, he stands in the fertile in-between: modern, rooted, global, grounded. What also distinguishes Anuar Faizal is his relationship with his atelier . He designs not for a passive consumer, but for individuals who understand the language of clothing. His pieces are not made to wear once and forget, but to be remembered—as an extension of a moment, a mood, a milestone. Celebrities across Malaysia and Indonesia have turned to him for that very reason: red carpet looks that speak not only to glamour, but to identity. Beyond the clothes, Faizal’s label is a study in evolution. In the last few years, he’s shifted from boutique showings to full-scale runways, and from niche clientele to broader, international audiences. Yet through it all, his DNA remains unchanged. Every season feels like a new chapter of the same book—elevated, but cohesive. He doesn’t rely on gimmicks. There are no theatrical headpieces, no loud slogans. His storytelling is subtler, but stronger for it. Perhaps that’s why his Thailand Fashion Week showing felt less like a debut and more like a homecoming. Not to a place, but to a moment in fashion where authenticity matters more than algorithms. Where the designer’s hand is still felt in the fold of a cuff. Where power doesn’t shout, but walks in silk and stands still. In a season overflowing with flash and formula, Anuar Faizal’s collection was a reminder. That fashion, at its best, doesn’t just change how we look—it changes how we feel in our own skin. That tailoring can be spiritual. That presence can be quiet. And that elegance, when redefined by the right hands, can still feel revolutionary. With every sharp contour, every refined silhouette, every echo of heritage, Anuar Faizal is composing something lasting. 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