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Legendary Female Icons Who Made Fashion Statements In The 20th Century by Prarthana Rohatgi Legendary Female Icons Who Made Fashion Statements In The 20th Century 18 February 2023 FASHION Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement "Fashion is an art and you are the canvas" ~ Savio Fonseca Fashion is the art of styling oneself, and a form of self-expression. Fashion is often used by people to build up their unique identity in the outside world, an exclusive part of them that represents who they're as a person and their creative identity. Women have always played a significant role in evolving distinctive fashion styles and often became major trendsetters. Like any other part of the world India also carries its unique fashion statements and many Lady Icons who were acknowledged for their exceptional styles and fits, not only by their mother nation but also by many other global magazines. Here are listed 4 women who became prominent characters of the fashion industry and influenced it massively and limitlessly even in the 20th century, the era when there were many limits to the rights of women. 1. Maharani Indira Devi of Cooch, Behar (1892-1968) Born on 19 February 1892 and initially known as Princess Indira Raje, Maharani Indira Devi was the only daughter of Sayajirao Gaekwad III of Baroda and his second wife Maharani Chimnabai. She grew up at the opulent Lakshmi Vilas Palace in Baroda and was one of the first Indian princesses to be given a western education after the abolishment of the purdah system. She fell in love with Prince Jitendra Narayan of Cooch Behar, a junior Princely State, and scandalously got married to him. The couple later became the Maharaja and Maharani of Cooch, Behar. Indira Devi was the mother of 5 children and became a widow almost a decade after her marriage and ended up becoming the Regent of Cooch, Behar due to the minority of her eldest son, prince Jagaddipendra Narayan. Growing up in the palatial halls of Laxmi Vilas Palace in Baroda, Maharani Indira Devi was an avid enthusiast of chiffon sarees embellished with delicate zardozi, gota, pearl, and gold embroidery. She made the trend of wearing silk chiffon saris, a royal statement. Which till today is followed in full glory. Maharani Indira Devi’s unparalleled elegance and unique fashion flair are a source of inspiration for numerous fashion brands, even today. She was known very well known for her keen eyes for fashion, beauty, and glamour all over the globe. She even became a leading figure in Anglo-Indian society. Salvatore Ferragamo is known to be her favorite designer. 2. Rani Sita Devi Of Kapurthala (1915-2002) Known as Princess Karam and the Pearl of India, Rani Sita Devi was the daughter of Raja Uday Raj Singh of Kashipur, Uttarakhand, and wife of Karamjit Singh, a younger son of Maharaja Jagatjit Singh of the princely state of Kapurthala in Punjab, British India. She was awarded the Kaisar-i-Hind Medal In 1944, for her work in raising funds for Indian soldiers in the Second World War. She was widely regarded as one of the most beautiful princesses of her country, and a glamorous woman of her day. When she was just 19 years of age, Vogue magazine called her a “secular goddess” and at the age of 22, Look magazine named her one of the five best ladies on the planet. She soon became the inspiration and muse of many top photographers and fashion designers of the world. Sita Devi's preferred couture was Mainbocher who was more famously known for designing the wedding dress of Wallis Simpson when she married the Duke of Windsor. Mainbocher was commissioned by the Queen to design chiffon saris and fur coats. In early 1939, at Lady Mendl's tea in honor of the Hollywood dietitian, Gayelord Hauser, Sita Devi was listed among the twelve most glamorous women in the world. Elsa Schiaparelli created her 1935 collection of evening gowns based on Maharani’s saris. She still firmly is known as a legendary fashion icon in India and she'll always be. 3. Maharani Gayatri Devi (1919-2009) Born in 1919 to Indira Devi of Cooch, Behar, and Maharaja Jitendra Narayana, Gayatri Devi was a global icon celebrated for her fashion statements and beauty. She became a successful politician in the Swatantra Party, after India's independence and the abolition of the princely states. Gayatri Devi was a particularly avid equestrienne. She was an excellent rider and an able Polo player. She was a good shooter and enjoyed many days out on 'Shikars'. Gayatri was fond of cars and is credited with importing the first Mercedes-Benz W126, a 500 SEL to India which was later shipped to Malaysia. She also owned several Rolls-Royces and an aircraft. Being the daughter of Indira Devi of Cooch, she inherited her mother's grace, style, and avid enthusiasm for chiffon. Her jewelry was heavily influenced by western contemporary designs and a string of pearls was her favorite which eventually became her trademark. She made her way into Vogue Magazine's "Top 10 most beautiful women in the world" collection as well. Besides being greatly prosperous, she was also a source of inspiration to many fashionistas across the country and also globally. 4. Madhubala (1933-1969) Mumtaz Jehan Begum Dehlavi or known by the name Madhubala was an Indian actress and producer who worked in Hindi- Cinema. She's said to appear in over 60 films in her active career of a decade. Editor Baburao Patel called her the "queen of charity" as s he performed actively in charity. Madhubala has been said to be a philanthropist and she kept her charity work guarded and donated anonymously. She was a timeless Indian beauty who not only ruled Hindi cinema but also the hearts of people. In Bollywood, Madhubala was known for her appealing sense of fashion, beauty, and charm. She was also titled 'Marilyn Monroe of Bollywood'. The credit for the Anarkali suit becoming a trend and fashion statement goes to Madhubala, which she flaunted gracefully in the song 'jab pyaar kiya to darna kya' from the movie Mughl-e-azam. She also brought in many fashion trends such as off-shoulder, midi dresses, and plain chiffon sarees as well. 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Puma Speedcat Ignites Again With Rosé At The Wheel By Ananya Patankar Puma Speedcat Ignites Again With Rosé At The Wheel 25 July 2025 FASHION Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement K-pop icon Rosé leads the charge in PUMA’s latest Speedcat release—a dynamic fusion of retro racing spirit and modern street energy. Rosé lends her cool intensity to the PUMA Speedcat’s latest evolution—where a pale blue palette and racing roots collide in a silhouette made for modern icons. There are shoes that walk, and then there are shoes that wait to launch. Enter the PUMA Speedcat, a cult silhouette forged from motorsport DNA and resurrected once more, this time with the quiet power of K-pop star Rosé . In its latest iteration, the Speedcat doesn’t just make a comeback, it revs to life in a fresh pale blue colorway, punctuated with a flash of fierce orange, and a whole lot of attitude. Launched July 24, 2025, this drop marks yet another thrilling chapter in the Speedcat’s legacy, a shoe that first drew breath on the race circuit and now tears through streetwear culture with unapologetic ease. It’s lean, low-profile, and engineered for edge. Think: retro pit-lane cool meets future-forward styling. Rosé, a longtime PUMA muse and master of understated glam, once again takes the wheel in the brand’s visuals. But these aren't high-speed action shots. They’re slow-burning, simmering scenes. There’s a growling muscle car, a flicker of flame-red reflections, and Rosé sitting still, yet somehow brimming with momentum. It’s a cinematic expression of what the Speedcat stands for: power in repose, elegance poised to explode. The color story furthers the duality. That soft blue upper reads almost serene, until the orange Formstrip slices through like a bolt of speed. It's a nod to the shoe’s motorsport heritage, but it also feels distinctly contemporary. The kind of color combo that glides from tarmac to terrazzo café floor without missing a beat. What makes this drop desirable isn’t just its aesthetic, it’s the aura it exudes. The Speedcat isn’t trying to be trendy; it is timeless. And yet, with Rosé lending her quiet fire to the campaign, it becomes something more. A wearable contradiction: cool yet charged, graceful yet grounded, a shoe that speaks even in stillness. Available now on PUMA.com , flagship stores, and selected retailers, this release is less about speed and more about style that simmers. Whether you’re a motorsport devotee, a Rosé fan, or someone with an eye for silhouette and statement, the Speedcat is your signal flare. Because the real power moves? Is knowing when to stay still—and when to ignite. 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 Sakshi Shah PUMA x Superkicks Turn Indian Summer Nostalgia Into A Sneaker With The Palermo Jamun 15 May 2026 FASHION By Sakshi Shah Absent Findings Feels Like It Knows Exactly What It’s Doing 6 May 2026 FASHION By Sakshi Shah Emporio Armani SS26 Is What Effortless Actually Looks Like Right Now 13 April 2026 FASHION By Sakshi Shah Max Fashion Turns 20 At Lakmé Fashion Week, In A Showcase That Felt Instinctive 7 April 2026 FASHION RELATED POSTS Advertisement

By Rinni Pathak TRAVEL The Take Off Of A Flight Connecting Emirates And NBA By Rinni Pathak 16 February 2024 Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement On the very date of 8 February 2024, the famous airline Emirates was announced as the official Global Airline Partner of the National Basketball Association (NBA). The day saw an announcement of a multiyear worldwide marketing collaboration between the two associations. All thanks to this partnership, Emirates will be becoming NBA’s first-ever referee jersey patch partner and title partner of the NBA Cup which had the former name of NBA In-Season Tournament. Being the inaugural title partner of the Emirates NBA Cup, the international airline will be represented by a co-branded Emirates NBA Cup event logo, with co-branded advertising on the NBA’s international social media networks, and in-arena signage during the Emirates NBA Cup Semifinal and Championship games beginning the following season. All NBA referee uniforms will also have the Emirates logo, as of Sunday, February 18, at 8:00p.m. ET on TNT, when the 2024 NBA All-Star Game takes place. The chairman and CEO of Emirates Group, His Highness Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, Emirates Group Chairman and Chief Executive stated, “We are proud to establish a global marketing partnership with the National Basketball Association to become its Official Global Airline Partner”. He added, “This collaboration will also see Emirates become the league’s first referee jersey patch partner and the inaugural title partner of the NBA Cup. With basketball’s popularity around the world, we are excited to work with one of the most globally recognized and prestigious professional leagues. The NBA is a valuable addition to our sponsorship portfolio as it allows us to connect with a vast global fanbase, including in the U.S., where the game is an integral part of our country’s sport culture.” In addition to that, NBA Deputy Commissioner and Chief Operating Officer Mark Tatum also stated, “Emirates is a world-class airline that shares our commitment to engaging fans around the world in new and creative ways.” He also said, “As basketball continues to be recognized as the fastest growing sport globally, this collaboration will showcase the excitement of the NBA to the millions of people who fly Emirates every year.” Emirates will also have the opportunity to participate in other major league events owing to the sponsorship. These events will include NBA Crossover, an immersive fan experience held during NBA All-Star, and as the presenting partner of the NBA Finals Legacy project, which will see new NBA Cares Live, Learn, or Play Centers dedicated in each NBA Finals team market. Starting with the 2024 NBA All-Star Game, Emirates branding will also be displayed during nationally televised NBA games using virtual in-arena signage and on top of the backboard. It is hoped that Emirates will be able to engage NBA fans globally as a collaborator of select preseason and regular-season NBA Global Games and through the league’s engaging fan events, including “NBA District” and “NBA House.” Fans will be able to enjoy NBA content on all Emirates flights via the airline’s content on all Emirates flights via the airline’s inflight entertainment system, including long-form documentaries, player profiles, interviews and more. Icing on the cake is the fact that basketball fans will have the chance to purchase a wide range of official NBA merchandise, including basketballs, sportswear and vintage collectibles, with co-branded collaborations to follow later this year. The merchandise will be sold at the official Emirates Store at Emirates’ Headquarters in Dubai and online at www.emirates.store , which delivers globally. Emirates Skywards members can even redeem Miles to purchase items from the exciting range. The patch of Emirates will also be showcased on all the jerseys for all the referees in the Women’s Basketball Association (WNBA), starting with the 2025 season, and NBA G league, the official minor league of the NBA, originating with the 2024-25 season. The 73 rd NBA All-Star Game will be held at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, Indiana and make it to fans in 214 countries and territories in 60 languages on television, digital media and social media. Emirates has been a constant support to basketball in the region for almost 30 years, helping to connect with avid fans of the famous sport in the UAE and Lebanon, and providing a space for highlighting the best of the best performers. Emirates’ international partnership portfolio consists of collaborations with top sporting clubs, tournaments, high profile cultural affairs, and others. Emirates’ Emirates’ partnership with NBA will assist the airline’s efforts to get hold of a giant fanbase in the U.S. and globally through a shared affection for the sport of basketball. Emirates is currently seen offering services to 12 U.S. gateways, including Boston Logan International Airport (BOS), New York’s John F. Kennedy International airport(JFK), Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), Houston’s George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH), Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport (ORD), Washington D.C.’s Dulles International Airport (IAD), Seattle Tacoma Airport(SEA), Newark Liberty International Airport(EWR), Dallas-Fort Worth Airport(DFW), San-Francisco International Airport(SFO), Miami International Airport(MIA) and Orlando International Airport(MCO). Hence, the collaboration between the NBA and Emirates can be symbolized as an extraordinary alliance that shall be the epitome of mesmerizing basketball experience which will do nothing but only enthrall the sports’ fans worldwide. Through the partnership, the two brands are seen demonstrating the power of togetherness by uniting the worlds of sports and aviation. 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Taarangan 2024: The 17th Symphony Of Dreams LIFESTYLE Taarangan 2024: The 17th Symphony Of Dreams By Aarti Singh 20 December 2024 Advertisement Taarangan is an experience of culture's exceptional magic. It is a celebration of the nation's diversity and the core of the nation's growth : the youth. This cultural festival doesn't simply celebrate talent, it celebrates a multitude of talent. From the ever-engaging events spread across various categories to the expertise of star judges elevating the fest's experience. With over 12 categories of events, Taarangan believes in being a platform to every distributary of talent and passion, with Performing Arts for the stage reigners to Biotechnology for the culinary stars, there's something for everyone. It not only promotes but also cherishes collaboration, creativity, unity and enthusiasm. And when we put together every step, every effort, every moment while planning and organising this celebration to bring this quintessential fest to its very grandiosity. From the honours of hosting the electric charm of the Nation's Youngest Superstar Kartik Aaryan, to the soulful voice of Dhvani Bhanushali, and the stunning presence of Aashim Gulati, Taarangan was elevated with the presence of numerous exuberant stars and their superfluous energy, To add to this, the brilliant team of Campus Beats carried the essence of youth zest, making every moment a party of beats and infectious energy. The 17th edition of Taarangan aka #SkyHighSeventeen is all in all a show to behold, flaunting an elegant combination of talent and showbiz. Taarangan is not merely a cultural festival but a quest to display the beauty of youth, creativity and passion. This year, it revolves around the strong theme: Sound of the Nation. From the slow thumps of indigenous musical styles to the popular fast paced new-age tunes, the theme orates a tale of a vibrant and multifaceted nation that is India. Taarangan 24' is set to rise with OG Hustler, Protest Poet, Rapper and Revolutionary of the Rap realm EPR Svnslas Iyer led the grand inauguration of Taarangan 17 and acclaimed actress Neetu Chandra took the torch and added lustre to the fest with her presence along with extra-ordinary star judges such as Karan Henry, Mehak Dhingra, Aadhya Aanand, Arjun Kumar, Riya Bhatt, Akshay Dhawan, Michael Emi, Malvika Sharma, Anshu Varshney, Aloft, Tejas Dunbale, The Kings United, Aasmani Music, Bharat Ragathi, Omkar Kocharekar, Akash Gurav and numerous others magnifying the #SkyHighSeventeen array of rousing events. This milestone edition of #SkyHighSeventeen would be incomplete without the helping hand of our sponsors. We extend immense gratitude to those who brought our dream and vision to it's grand reality, our Title sponsor- The Fortune Group, powered by Utkarsh Small Finance Bank, co-powered by Non-Stop, our security partner- Jai Ambe Security Services, our outdoor media partner- Bright Outdoor Media, our NGO partner- Nichole Lewis Memorable Trust, our merchandise partner- Graveyard, our magazine partner- L'utopia Magazine, education partner- EduDocs, our cake partner- Lavender Bakery and Bites, our builder partners- BP Infra Projects, Crescent, and Raj Realty Group, our beauty partner- Beauty House, and our esteemed banking partners- IDFC First Bank, Pratap Bank, ICICI Bank, RBL Bank, and IndusInd Bank. We also thank our Associate Sponsors, Kosmos Developers and Saraswat Bank, our news partner- Nex News Network, and E-News partner- Sach Kahoon, our institute partner ITM Institute of Management for their unwavering support and their invaluable partnership elevating the 17th Edition of Bringing Stars To Life. Taarangan 2024 is a symphony of a grand gala of the nation's mellifluous melodies. Sound Of The Nation awaits the galore of passion, talent and energy on 19th, 20th and 21st December 2024, join this magnificent journey and become a part of culture's golden history. SEARCH Ankita Malik: Empowering Change And Embracing Authenticity LIFESTYLE Juggling Two Worlds: The Inspiring Journey Of Kritika Goel LIFESTYLE Juggling Law And Fashion: The Inspirational Journey Of Riddhi Nahata, A Multifaceted Influencer LIFESTYLE Nikita Pawar: From Fashion Design To Digital Stardom LIFESTYLE Join Shruti Yogi On Her Enchanting Journey From Kumkum Bhagya To Wanderlust Saga LIFESTYLE POPULAR POSTS Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement By Sakshi Shah Luxury, Beauty & Everything In Between — The Ultimate Mother’s Day Edit 10 May 2026 LIFESTYLE By Sakshi Shah A Matter Of Time: Tag Heuer In Project Hail Mary 12 March 2026 LIFESTYLE By Sakshi Shah The Modern Rituals Of Wellbeing 20 February 2026 LIFESTYLE By Anurag Sen Ferrari Luce And The Beauty Of Doing Less 12 February 2026 LIFESTYLE RELATED POSTS Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement

Suhani Shah Celebrating 25 years in Mentalism by Naisargi Devdher Suhani Shah Celebrating 25 years in Mentalism 2 September 2022 COVER STORIES Advertisement Even before understanding what fame and glamour is, a child understood what magic is! It was 26 years ago, that a 6 year old Suhani saw a ‘magic show’ and dreamt of becoming a magician. This marks her 25th year performing mentalism, as she still carries the charm and innocence that 7 year old Suhani did. Talking of it, there is a lot of glamour, a factor of ‘wow’, self-love and over confidence associated with the career transition. To which, she elaborately explains, “As a child, I kept talking of magic and fortunately, my parents honestly were extremely considerate about it. You know, my father spent 6 months looking for a tutor and basically putting across magic as my educational development, because somewhere my inclination towards magic was visible. And that was the age when I didn’t even understand what glamour or for a fact even fame is! So when my first show was grandly put about, the then Chief Minister attended it. That was exactly how my career began. So for me on a personal level, fame has been a part of my career, so has glamour, it existed then, it persists now, so never does overconfidence seem to be very much an issue to say.” Putting it simply, she brought about the point of growing up with talent. Queerly, to think of, does a child always begin with imagining that she would be a part of a mega industry rather than just performing for herself? That anticipation of where she’s being lead to marks a crazy confusion in the life of an artist. “To be completely honest, yes, I did think that the talent is leading me to some place grand. I could foresee my career with magic, art and what not around. However, I truly did never expect this transition, you know! I did never know I would be assimilated with a streaming, or filming culture. That for me has not just given me a new hypo graph to live up to but also, something I truly wanted to do. Having youthful energy, I wrote books over mentalism and magic, I had art shows to perform but none of it made me as satisfied as being a part of this industry makes me. That is the exact meaning for transition and unknowingly yet beautiful, I get pushed and mingled in the industry.” When the transition of career happens to be natural, there are a lot of changes one needs to adapt to. There was a demand for the talent I held, but it was never a career that I would want to perform. Thus till the pandemic hit, I really didn’t think of it. However, when the pandemic hit, the work stopped, I was barred from home and that was exactly when I began with YouTube streaming and making videos. So the transition was never sudden, it just happened slowly. I had to adapt, accept and identify that I was away from the stage, I had screens to connect with people to, and performing live had a very different sense. That adaption was actually challenging because it brought me to a stage where I had to recognise my career scope and recognize what exactly was to be done. You know, I didn’t go to school, I didn’t go to college, I was just working all the while, and now I was here where I had to sit and just do nothing. That was more challenging for me. So I remember, starting off with an online show, ‘Magic being performed online’, that somewhat pulled me through the pandemic dilemma. While streaming on YouTube was the exact game changer I was looking for because looking back, I was having fun doing it. Little did I know that it was the beginning of a novel spectrum of my career!” All this while, Suhani mentioned the Pandemic to be a revolution in all senses However, through all of this happening, there is a high doubt of where art forms are leading to when it comes to India, because there's a lot to do with glamour here as well. “A bit contrary to what you said, India is filled with art forms with diverse roots. It’s not even similar, there is a difference in totality. And truly, in my understanding, we are always attracted to glamour. You see a beautiful rose, its glamour, desire of living in a house I glamour, and that will always be appreciated but here it’s more about how you understand art to be. Because art is also glamorous, art also is beautiful and that goes hand in hand. The window to the world during the pandemic was their phones. People were seeing direction, cinematography and all of it came from art. And whatever the screens passed on to people was art. People eventually started valuing art, realising that when nothing works, and its art that they can rely on.” Mentioning the importance of art and growing up with it, there is a lot of superstitious association with magic. Dealing with which stands out from any coaching. “Since childhood, I was looked at as a ‘DEVI’, saying I can heal everything possible. Earlier, people confused me with a musician and there I had to sort out the exact meaning of a magician, after which, a lot of people came to me asking me to heal their illnesses or asking me solve their problems. This was exactly what shifted me away from any sort of superstitious association since childhood. I give ted talks speaking against superstitions. Hence I always say, ‘I CANNOT READ MINDS, I CAN CREATE AN ILLUSION OF READING MIND’.” Just adding illusions cannot definitely define it as magic. However, according to Suhani, Guzaarish is a movie that utilises pieces of magical elements. That’s exactly where she leaves you with… Wonder how to deal with magic, because every potential of yours is magic if you know how to use it!! 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These Fashion Trends Are Literally Scary For Your Health By Anushka Sharma These Fashion Trends Are Literally Scary For Your Health 1 April 2024 FASHION Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Fashion is like a thrilling roller coaster ride, isn't it? It's full of twists, turns, and unexpected surprises. However, did you know that some of those surprises lurking in your closet might not be so fun after all? Buckle up, because we're about to uncover the hidden dangers of fast fashion and trendy accessories. Fast fashion is like the speedy Gonzales of the clothing world. It churns out cheap clothes faster than you can say "fashion emergency." But here's the catch: those super affordable threads often come with a not-so-pleasant side effect. They're loaded with chemicals that can irritate your skin and even cause health issues. Think of it like wearing a toxic soup – definitely not a good look! Now, let's talk about everyone's favorite footwear: sneakers. They're comfy, stylish, and practically a fashion staple these days. But did you know that wearing sneakers too much can mess with your feet? Yep, it's true! They can throw off your posture and even lead to painful foot problems. So, while you're busy rocking those kicks, your poor feet might be silently screaming for a break. And then there are waist trainers – those trendy contraptions designed to give you that coveted hourglass figure. Sounds great, right? Well, not exactly. Sure, they might help you cinch your waist, but they can also wreak havoc on your body. From messing with your appetite to causing serious breathing issues, waist trainers are like the fashion equivalent of a tight squeeze. But let's not forget about the accessories, because they come with their own set of dangers too. Heavy earrings might look glam, but they can actually stretch out your earlobes or even cause them to split. Ouch! And those ill-fitting thongs? They can rub you the wrong way and leave you feeling seriously uncomfortable. So, what's a fashion-forward individual to do in a world full of wardrobe woes? Well, for starters, it's important to be mindful of what you're putting on your body. Opt for clothes made from natural materials whenever possible, and steer clear of anything that feels scratchy or uncomfortable. When it comes to footwear, choose shoes that offer both style and support. And don't forget to give your feet a break every now and then – they deserve it! As for accessories, go easy on the heavy earrings and make sure your thongs fit just right. And most importantly, listen to your body. If something doesn't feel right, don't ignore it. Fashion should be fun and fabulous, not hazardous to your health. So, the next time you're getting dressed, remember to put safety first. After all, there's nothing more stylish than taking care of yourself! 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 Sakshi Shah PUMA x Superkicks Turn Indian Summer Nostalgia Into A Sneaker With The Palermo Jamun 15 May 2026 FASHION By Sakshi Shah Absent Findings Feels Like It Knows Exactly What It’s Doing 6 May 2026 FASHION By Sakshi Shah Emporio Armani SS26 Is What Effortless Actually Looks Like Right Now 13 April 2026 FASHION By Sakshi Shah Max Fashion Turns 20 At Lakmé Fashion Week, In A Showcase That Felt Instinctive 7 April 2026 FASHION RELATED POSTS Advertisement

By Shriniwas Kodape TRAVEL A Quiet Affair With Bangkok At Radisson Blu Plaza Bangkok By Shriniwas Kodape 14 August 2025 Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement The sky had just started melting into a bruised purple when I rolled into Sukhumvit. The kind of Bangkok evening that clings to your skin, rich with exhaust fumes, grilled chicken, and possibilities. The Radisson Blu Plaza Bangkok didn’t tower so much as it stood with purpose—its glass façade reflecting a thousand fractured city lights. It didn’t need to scream; it whispered welcome in the way old cities do. Inside, the lobby pulsed with soft light and a hush that felt like velvet. No fuss, no spectacle—just the hum of polished floors, muted jazz, and smiles that reached the eyes. The check-in was less transaction, more choreography. I barely noticed the paperwork. I remember the cold towel, the floral scent of the welcome drink, and the quiet assurance that I’d landed somewhere that understood the balance between stillness and movement. Upstairs, the room opened like a scene change. Floor-to-ceiling windows stretched across Bangkok’s tangled sprawl, and I stood barefoot on the carpet, watching the BTS Skytrain snake through the city like a slow metal thought. The bed was impossibly inviting. The kind you fall into without meaning to. And the bathroom—marble, glass, silence—became a sanctuary all its own. I stayed under the rain shower until time loosened its grip on my shoulders. Morning came soft and forgiving. I wandered down to breakfast, where cuisines danced around each other without borders. I saw miso soup flirting with hash browns, samosas holding court beside bacon. A chef behind the egg station looked up and nodded before I spoke, like he’d already read the kind of morning I was having. The coffee was dark, generous, and unhurried. It asked nothing of me except presence. Later, I found myself floating in the rooftop pool, the city buzzing below, oblivious. Sunlight scattered across the water, and for a moment, everything stilled—the taxis, the horns, the deadlines. The world could wait. By sundown, I made my way to Brewski , the open-air bar perched high above the Bangkok beat. There’s something about sipping craft beer at eye level with the skyline that rewires your perception. The amber lights, the long wooden bar, the crisp laughter of travelers who had already surrendered to the city’s rhythm. I ordered a local IPA that carried notes of citrus, coriander, and Bangkok heat. It slipped down easy, like the night. Hunger led me down to Attico , a Tuscan hideaway draped in warm light and rustic woods. The wine breathed in its glass. The truffle risotto arrived steaming, fragrant, unapologetically rich. A playlist of Italian jazz hummed in the background. The room wasn’t crowded, but it was alive—families talking with their hands, lovers leaning in, chefs plating dishes with quiet intensity. And then there was Chao Phya, where Thai cuisine was treated with reverence, not spectacle. Each dish told its own story. The tom yum had depth, not just heat. The jasmine rice was perfectly steamed, catching the flavors like silk. There was no rush, no showmanship. Just flavor, history, and the kind of cooking that came from memory more than manuals. Radisson Blu Plaza Bangkok didn’t try to impress. It simply was. A hotel that knew how to fade into the background so you could foreground your own experience. It gave space without distance, luxury without noise. It was the pause between exhale and inhale, the quiet beat between footsteps. On my last morning, I lingered by the window. The city was already wide awake, but I moved slower now. Something about this place had rewired the way I listened, the way I looked. I was packed with the strange heaviness of knowing something subtle had shifted. And as the elevator descended, I didn’t feel like I was leaving a hotel—I felt like I was stepping out of a story I’d quietly become part of. 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 Sakshi Shah Where Stillness Finds You: Inside Lakeside Boheme Inn 14 April 2026 TRAVEL 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 RELATED POSTS Advertisement

5 Healthy Habits To Start Right Now LIFESTYLE 5 Healthy Habits To Start Right Now by Akash Khatri 1 December 2020 Advertisement We often ignore our body both physically and mentally in our 20s when we need to lay the foundation to stay well in the future. Knowing yourself ,your body, its needs and clarifying various myths about weight and obesity could be miraculous! Hence, 5 healthy habits to start now ( even if you’re at any age level of your life because better late than never!) are: Weigh yourself often Irrespective of the mean and worrying about it, just weigh yourself anywhere or buy a machine yourself. Make yourself thorough with the concept of BMI and muscle mass and know that the latter could increase your weight even more so it’s harmful in no way rather increases your strength and tones your body. Learn to cook This way you won’t only save your money but will save your dependency on street or restaurant food. Food we tend to eat now a days can satisfy our taste buds but are malicious to our body. Cooking yourself will help you to keep oil, spices etc in check and also preserving the nutrients of food you consume just in right amount. Live an active life This is very important. I’m sure you listen to this every now and then but living an active and disciplined life doesn’t only keeps you fit but it provides immense positivity inside. Cutting out on Sugar Not only sugar but every processed food should be kept atleast in check if you’re someone who loves food and if you’re just a fitness freak you can totally cut out sugar, you can also find its alternatives or start consuming goods without it. Find a job you love Think of it as a bonus point , additionally I didn’t mention this article is only gonna be about physical fitness, did I? Mental health is as important or could be more especially in today’s time when we are all susceptible to this and there’s an unequivocal environment about it. I won’t dig deep into the reasons but if you’re in your 20s then we know what’s a thing which has got ahold of our lives right now and thus finding a job you love, making a career out of it is of prime importance. This won’t only keep you motivated but you’ll also be passionate about it. With this, I will conclude here saying that I’ve seen, experienced and hence know how much fruitful these points could be if implemented effectively but at the end you’re at your own charge so good luck! SEARCH Ankita Malik: Empowering Change And Embracing Authenticity LIFESTYLE Juggling Two Worlds: The Inspiring Journey Of Kritika Goel LIFESTYLE Juggling Law And Fashion: The Inspirational Journey Of Riddhi Nahata, A Multifaceted Influencer LIFESTYLE Nikita Pawar: From Fashion Design To Digital Stardom LIFESTYLE Join Shruti Yogi On Her Enchanting Journey From Kumkum Bhagya To Wanderlust Saga LIFESTYLE POPULAR POSTS Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement By Sakshi Shah Luxury, Beauty & Everything In Between — The Ultimate Mother’s Day Edit 10 May 2026 LIFESTYLE By Sakshi Shah A Matter Of Time: Tag Heuer In Project Hail Mary 12 March 2026 LIFESTYLE By Sakshi Shah The Modern Rituals Of Wellbeing 20 February 2026 LIFESTYLE By Anurag Sen Ferrari Luce And The Beauty Of Doing Less 12 February 2026 LIFESTYLE RELATED POSTS Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement

Mananveer Singh On Making Music That Feels Natural And Real By Sakshi Shah Mananveer Singh On Making Music That Feels Natural And Real 24 March 2026 COVER STORIES Advertisement In an industry where authenticity often competes with trends, Mananveer Singh carves his own space with quiet confidence and intention. His music does not follow formulas; it reflects lived experiences, emotions, and a deeply personal understanding of sound that has evolved over time. Growing up, his life unfolded differently from most. Sent to boarding school at the age of 12, he learned early on how to navigate the world independently. Without the comfort of constant guidance, he developed resilience through experience, absorbing lessons from diverse environments and perspectives. These formative years shaped not just his personality, but also the emotional depth that defines his music today. His introduction to music as a serious pursuit came unexpectedly. During a school co-curricular activity, a fellow student overheard him singing and encouraged him to perform in front of everyone. Standing before hundreds of students, what could have been an intimidating moment turned into a defining one. The applause he received left a lasting impact, giving him a sense of clarity he had never felt before. It was then that he recognised music as more than a talent; it was something he wanted to dedicate his life to. Committed to honing his craft, he pursued formal training in both Hindustani and Western classical music. This foundation not only strengthened his technical abilities but also gave him the freedom to experiment across styles. With a clear vision, he moved to Mumbai, navigating the industry without prior connections. The journey came with its share of challenges, but each experience led him closer to finding the right people and creative space that now supports his growth. What sets Mananveer apart is his ability to blend Punjabi influences with contemporary global sounds in a way that feels natural and unforced. His music is rooted in authenticity, often drawing from real-life emotions rather than constructed narratives. For him, the melody is always the starting point, shaping the mood and emotional direction of a song. The lyrics follow organically, becoming an extension of what the music already expresses. His influences reflect both range and depth, from the intricate compositions of A. R. Rahman to the effortless vocal expression of Sonu Nigam, alongside the cultural resonance of Diljit Dosanjh and the timeless power of Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. These inspirations have helped shape a sound that feels both rooted and contemporary. Tracks like Desire showcase his artistic sensibility, bringing together Punjabi authenticity with global sonic elements. The song stands as a reflection of his instinctive approach to music creation, where experimentation meets emotional honesty. Away from music, he brings the same sense of passion to his personal interests. A dedicated sports enthusiast, he enjoys football, cricket, badminton, and swimming. Travel also plays an important role in his life, particularly solo journeys that offer him new perspectives and moments of introspection. These experiences often find their way back into his music, adding layers to his storytelling. The rise of digital platforms has further expanded his reach, allowing his work to connect with audiences across geographies. While social media has opened doors, his focus remains firmly on creating music with meaning rather than chasing fleeting visibility. One of the most memorable moments of his journey so far came during his first performance of 2026 in his hometown. What began as a scattered gathering soon transformed into a crowd of thousands, drawn in by the energy of his performance. The connection he felt with the audience that day, along with the recognition he received, became a milestone he continues to carry with him. For those discovering his music, songs like Desire , Drip , Vajde Salute , No Regrets , and Yaar Tera Ni offer a strong introduction to his world. Each track captures a different aspect of his identity, both as an artist and as an individual. Looking ahead, Mananveer Singh is entering an exciting phase of his career - with new collaborations, an upcoming EP, and a series of Punjabi fusion projects influenced by global sounds. As he continues to evolve, his commitment to authenticity remains unchanged. In a landscape that often rewards repetition, Mananveer chooses originality. His journey is not just about making music, but about creating something that feels honest, personal, and lasting. 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by Akash Khatri 5 Destinations You Must Head to Taste Wine in India 7 July 2022 FOOD Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Winemaking in India started around 5000 years ago! Yes, you read it correctly. Wine culture is as ancient as 5000 long years in India. Yet it is fascinating to see the craze about wine consumption amongst us even at the present day! Nashik is the Wine Mecca of India, if you are a wine lover then you must be aware of this fact! Now, let us jot down the top 5 wine vineyards of India that have grown over the years and attract a good number of wine lovers from across the country. Sula Vineyards (Nashik): This is a winery and a vineyard in Nashik which is located 180 km northeast of Mumbai. Rajeev Samant founded Sula Vineyards in the year 1999. One great thing about Sula vineyards is that they use grapes from their vineyards. Sula vineyard is beautifully spread over 2000 acres of land and it comes with restaurants, tasting rooms, amphitheatre, and spa in their resort. The resort was established in 2015! What does Sula vineyard offer you? You get to take a long tour at its’ Nashik vineyards and apart from tasting the different types of wine, you can also learn about the wine manufacturing methods and all along you get a wine expert to describe you the details. Grover Zampa Vineyards (Nandi Hills, Karnataka): Very recently two of the renowned vineyards merged namely Grover Vineyards and Vallee De Vin. This vineyard comes right after Sula vineyards. You can take a tour of this beautiful vineyard which is spread over 300 acres as well! There are wine tasting rooms, barrel rooms. They boast the international techniques of making wine and they believe that their wine is made of grapes which in turn depicts the terroir. They boast quality over quantity when it comes to wine production. Chateau d’Ori (Madhya Pradesh): This vineyard covers 200 acres of area and this vineyard is simply luxurious! It flaunts 3 man-made lakes for doing water sports, a luxury farmhouse with jacuzzi, swimming pools, and wine tasting lounges. One amazing factor about this vineyard is that they take the agenda of ‘save nature’ seriously and hence use windmills to generate power! Fratelli Wines (Maharashtra): Fratelli wines came into existence in the year 2007 and they exclusively manufacture Indian premium wines. This is India’s largest privately owned wine estate of 240 acres. This wine vineyard tour is going to be a treat to the eyes because it is compared with European vineyards with pleasant weather and a vibrant atmosphere. York Winery (Nashik): York winery is situated in Nashik and recently it has won many awards for bringing a few new varieties of wine. This winery offers a wine tasting room and restaurants where you can order the dishes that will complement the kind of wine you are willing to gulp down for the day! Now that you are having an exquisite list of wine vineyards, you can choose one (or maybe two) and head straight towards that vineyard and sip in some nice wine while watching sunsets. Cheers! #luxury #winelover #winetasting #vineyard #wine #grapes #winemaker SEARCH How to keep your skin healthy naturally FOOD Fantasy breakfast FOOD All About Homebrewing: The Art of Making Probiotic Fermented Beverages FOOD Virgin Territory: These non-alcoholic thirst quenchers are mixologist approved FOOD Tasting the sunny side of Christmas: Christmas Cocktails FOOD POPULAR POSTS Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement By Sakshi Shah Mumbai’s Take On Valentine’s, From Dinners To Sweet Endings 10 February 2026 FOOD By Shriniwas Kodape Breeze By Lebua State Tower: Duck Skin, Oolong, And The Distance Between Who You Are And Who You Were 9 September 2025 FOOD By Shriniwas Kodape China Table Restaurant At Radisson Blu Plaza Bangkok: A Dim Sum Story At Dusk 7 September 2025 FOOD By Shriniwas Kodape The Blooming Gallery: A Fever Dream Of Matcha And Moss 15 August 2025 FOOD RELATED POSTS Advertisement

Dubai Fashion Week Day Five: Emerging Talents, Cultural Heritage, And Global Fashion Dialogues By Anushka Sharma Dubai Fashion Week Day Five: Emerging Talents, Cultural Heritage, And Global Fashion Dialogues 14 September 2024 FASHION Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement The fifth day of Dubai Fashion Week (DFW) brought a rich tapestry of fashion influences from across the globe, blending emerging talent with celebrated designers. From fast-paced fashion for modern lifestyles to collections steeped in cultural heritage, the day’s events showcased a deep appreciation for both innovation and tradition. FAD Institute’s emerging designers made a lasting impression, while international brands like Benang Jarum and Buttonscarves captivated audiences with their bold visions. The day concluded with an exclusive dinner hosted by Instagram and the Arab Fashion Council, underlining the digital future of fashion. FAD Talents: Shaping the Future of Fashion: The FAD Institute of Luxury, Fashion & Style, based in Dubai Design District (d3), kicked off the day with a showcase of 20 emerging designers. These students, hailing from various parts of the world, presented collections that demonstrated an eclectic mix of ready-to-wear and couture, embracing experimental silhouettes, geometric patterns, and innovative textile manipulations. The display underscored FAD’s role in cultivating the next generation of fashion leaders. By participating in global fashion weeks, including those in London and Milan, the institute continues to empower young creatives with industry experience and future-ready skills, positioning Dubai as a launchpad for innovative fashion talent. REBORN: Fashion for the Fast-Paced Lifestyle: REBORN’s Spring/Summer 2025 collection captured the essence of fast-paced, modern living with versatile pieces that balance elegance with practicality. Shirt dresses, two-piece sets, and asymmetrical skirts formed the backbone of the collection, which was defined by its neutral palette of whites, beiges, browns, and blacks. Crinkled cotton and silk fabrics added texture and depth, while the collection’s clean lines and intricate details highlighted the brand’s commitment to sophisticated, timeless design. Born In Exile: A Tribute to Libya’s Heritage: Libyan designer Ibrahim Shebani of Born In Exile paid homage to his homeland’s rich cultural legacy with his Spring/Summer 2025 collection. Inspired by traditional Libyan symbols, including the Ghazala fountain, Shebani infused his designs with motifs from Libyan fabrics and architecture. The collection featured tracksuits, knitwear, and denim that blended historical references with modern cuts, symbolizing the passage of time and the preservation of cultural identity. With a unique mix of leather patchwork and streetwear influences, the collection was both a celebration of Libya's heritage and a contemporary vision for fashion. Benang Jarum: The Forest Toile Collection: Indonesian brand Benang Jarum made a notable return to Dubai Fashion Week with its Forest Toile collection. The line featured a modern twist on classic toile de Jouy motifs, with bold stripes and intricate embroidery adding texture and depth to the pieces. In hues of carmine rose, powder blue, white, and French vanilla, the collection brought together timeless elegance and fresh, modern designs. Co-founder Allyssa Hawadi celebrated the brand’s growing international success, positioning Benang Jarum as a rising star in global fashion. Buttonscarves: Lucent Dusk and Global Growth: Buttonscarves , a brand born in Jakarta, left a lasting impression with its Lucent Dusk collection. Known for its luxurious fabrics, the collection featured satin and jacquard paired with oversized versions of their iconic Nina, Mindy, and Beverly Bags. The event attracted international attention, with notable figures in attendance, including H.E. Husin Bagis, Ambassador of Indonesia to the UAE, and supermodel Rawdah Mohamed. CEO Linda Anggrea highlighted the brand’s global aspirations through its #ButtonscarvesGoesGlobal campaign, celebrating its successful appearances in fashion capitals such as New York, London, and Kuala Lumpur. Instagram x Arab Fashion Council: The Digital Future of Fashion: The day ended with an intimate dinner hosted by Instagram and the Arab Fashion Council , bringing together designers, influencers, and industry leaders to discuss the evolving role of social media in the fashion world. The conversation centered on the impact of digital marketing, with Instagram playing a pivotal role in shaping fashion narratives and expanding the reach of brands across the globe. The event underscored the importance of social media in the future of fashion and highlighted Dubai Fashion Week’s role as a platform for global fashion dialogues. Day five of Dubai Fashion Week was a showcase of diversity, creativity, and cultural pride, with designers from around the world bringing their unique perspectives to the runway. As the event continues, the fusion of tradition and innovation promises to inspire the global fashion community. 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Five trending accessories to look out for by Aishwarya Five trending accessories to look out for 3 November 2022 FASHION Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement While fashion is subjective, we often get influenced by the latest trends and bring changes to our wardrobe. The fashion trends keep changing with time and here are the accessories in trend, that you might wanna try. Accessories have the power to make or break the entire look, so it is important to style it the right way (read: your way). So let us see the five trending accessories that you can flaunt, this festive season. Chain Belts: Chain belts have made a comeback, and we cannot be happier than this. Belts in general add an elevation to your outfit and your figure too. They are great to add that classy and elegant look to any outfit. Chain belts can enhance your outfit by giving a festive yet classy look. They are best friends with loose-fit clothes, that you love for their comfort. They give that snatched look, that you are looking for. Platforms: While we love a classy pair of heels, we cannot deny the pain of wearing them. Platforms enter the scene, to serve this purpose. Not only are they comfortable, but they are also a statement piece that can take your outfit to a hundred. They give you that height, posture and look, alongside being comfortable and quirky. A lilac platform is all you need to rock your vogue magazine look. Purple Bags: If 2021-22 had a colour assigned to it, then it would be lilac/purple for sure. While purple dresses, footwears and sunglasses are a vibe, purple bags are a whole other vibe. A chunky small purple bag is all you need to look quirky and trendy. If opting for traditional wear, then go for a lilac potli bag that would look just as graceful as you. Square Scarves: The retro trendy scarves have made a bang-on comeback. The chic square scarves are back in trend and in the handbags. Scarves add a touch of flow to your outfit and make it look effortlessly breezy. Scarves are a great way to add a touch of fun and a pop of colour. A bright colour scarf with a boho print is all that is needed, for that pop of shade for the day. A Boho print scarf will give you that elegance and festive touch, that we need for the festive season. Chunky Sunglasses: Sunglasses is a great way to protect your eyes from UV rays, but it is also a great way to add a classy touch to your look. Chunky and blingy sunglasses are in the trend and we cannot be mad at it. They not only elevate the look but also add a quirkiness to it. A big Khole sunglasses is all you need to look boujee. Not to forget, they also hide your dark circles and sleepiness. So the next time you go shopping- or sit shopping, add these accessories to your wardrobe to enhance your fashion game. Trends are just a momentary and saturation game, what you wear is the trend you set. So, be the fashion that you want to be, and not need to be. Accessories have the power to make or break the entire look, so it is important to style it the right way (read: your way). So let us see the five trending accessories that you can flaunt, this festive season. #Fashion #Accessories #Trending #FashionTips #TrendingAccessories #WinterFashion 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 Sakshi Shah PUMA x Superkicks Turn Indian Summer Nostalgia Into A Sneaker With The Palermo Jamun 15 May 2026 FASHION By Sakshi Shah Absent Findings Feels Like It Knows Exactly What It’s Doing 6 May 2026 FASHION By Sakshi Shah Emporio Armani SS26 Is What Effortless Actually Looks Like Right Now 13 April 2026 FASHION By Sakshi Shah Max Fashion Turns 20 At Lakmé Fashion Week, In A Showcase That Felt Instinctive 7 April 2026 FASHION RELATED POSTS Advertisement