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by Akash Khatri by Akash Khatri Why Purchase a Ticket to Tokyo? 1 January 2020 TRAVEL Advertisement Advertisement Tokyo, one of the world’s most densely populated cities and the capital of Japan. Tokyo’s advanced reach towards new technology and high population has made it officially bag the title – ‘Tokyo Metropolis.’ Cherry Blossom, being the national symbol of Japan have their own aura and prestige. People await them in the month of April. Their presence is marked by the beginning of their long-standing tradition of welcoming Spring – called Hanami. This festival gives a beautiful message of appreciating the temporary beauty of nature. The youth of Tokyo express themselves on through street fashion. This alternative street fashion can be found in the Harajuku district of Tokyo. Each of the shops are independently owned. The self-owned cafes have a vibe of their own. All these factors come together to give this street a unique and trendy look. The usual streets of Tokyo present comfort to the travelers in the form of vending machines. Vending machines are available in Tokyo at every twelve-meter distance. Be it hamburgers, clothes, beverages, candies, ice creams or milk packs; everything is available in these magic pockets! Another famous running street of Tokyo is called Tsukiji. Tsukiji is a wholesale fish market. It’s a huge magnetic for all the sea-food lovers. Every morning at sharp 5 o’clock, live tuna auctions are the main attractions. It also attracts the tourists and free tickets for visitors are available to the public every morning at 4am. A city which has so much to offer, is so densely populated and attracts millions of tourists. This makes the city known for its extremely busy public transportation. Shinjuku station is the largest and busiest railway station in the world. It offers service to average of 3.70 million passengers each day. A dream spot and yet another reason to visit this beautiful city is the famous Tokyo tower. Inspired by Eiffel tower, it was finished in 1958. When talking of dreams, let us imagine Disney land of the U.S. Tokyo Disneyland was the first park outside the U.S. Another rewarding destination is Mount Takao, the most visited mountain in the world. On the other hand, Mount Fuji is only visible 80 days a year! Also, Tokyo is home to some of the most expensive and acclaimed restaurants world-wide. Aragawa, a renowned steak restaurant is in the basement of an office tower in the Shinbashi district of Tokyo. One of the best reasons for a non-vegetarian food lover to travel in Tokyo is to try new dishes and relish exquisite meals which are available nowhere else. Equally best reason to visit this city is to shop and save on tax. A passport allows one to shop tax free. Roam around freely and peacefully as Tokyo is one of the safest cities to travel to. Till next time! SEARCH 7 Abandoned Cities In India And Abroad That Are Too Beautiful To Be Forgotten TRAVEL Blue Lagoon – Iceland TRAVEL Palm Islands TRAVEL WORLD PEACE DOME TRAVEL Blood Falls In Antarctica: Explained TRAVEL POPULAR POSTS Advertisement Advertisement By Sakshi Batra Goldfinch Mumbai: The Epitome Of Boutique Luxury In The Heart Of MIDC 4 March 2025 TRAVEL By Urvashi Jain Revolutionizing Air Travel: Qatar Airways Introduces AI-Powered Booking With Sama 2 March 2025 TRAVEL By Urvashi Jain Qatar Airways And Paris Saint-Germain Renew Alliance, Elevating Global Sports Presence 25 February 2025 TRAVEL By Urvashi Jain A Romantic Escape: Valentine’s At Palazzo Versace Dubai 8 February 2025 TRAVEL RELATED POSTS

New York Fashion Week Fall Collection by Akash Khatri New York Fashion Week Fall Collection 1 January 2021 FASHION Advertisement New York Fashion Week is one of the “Big 4” fashion weeks in the world and is held semi-annually each year in February and September. This year all the live shows struggled to follow their conventional path due to pandemics, New York fashion week was no exception either and for months fashion designers struggled to cope with the “new normal” but definitely came up with some amazing collection. As pandemic has changed the trend of fashion to some extent and with most of the people working from home, the New York fashion week showcased the basic yet chic versions of the clothing rather than going all hunky-dory and glittery. The main cause taken up by most of the fashion designers was “Sustainable fashion” that would protect our environment and in times of such crisis like we are in 2020, giving attention to the environment and global warming is essential. One off-putting thing that the New York fashion week missed is to witness a few of the famous designers participating in New York fashion week’s fall collection. Although looking at the brighter side, the absence of few famous and well-known designers created room for the new and younger designers to shine through. Few names that won heart in the New York Fashion Week fall collection of 2020 are: Marc Jacobs: He highlighted more of the basics in an old school way. A-line coats and Mini shift dresses were the major highlights from his collection. Marina Moscone: She is known for her minimalistic styling. However, she surprised everyone in the fall collection and came up with some sexy options for the evening, some suits, and even used leopard prints for gowns. Prabal Gurung: He expressed his New York fall collection as a love letter to the city which deeply is fascinated about fashion and colours. He showcased the love for glamour meticulously via suits to gowns to jackets. Khaite: She presented her collection as a tale of two women from two different worlds which blended so perfectly and did not even urge us to choose a side either. Such diligently worked collection. There were far too many talented designers who gave everyone major fashion goals and showed how fashion would probably look like in the coming year. Hope you guys have taken note of how suits, A-line dresses, and animal prints and evening gowns won heart at the fall collection in New York fashion week and would keep your wardrobe updated accordingly. SEARCH The Rich Heritage of Indian Handloom FASHION Fashion In The 19th Century FASHION Colour Psychology in Fashion: Explained FASHION The Influence Of Kanye West On Fashion FASHION K-Pop Fashion And Its Impact On Global Wardrobe FASHION POPULAR POSTS Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement By Shriniwas Kodape AiSPi Wanderlust Diaries: Marzook, L’Afshar, And A Fashion Bender In Mumbai 25 April 2025 FASHION By Anushka Uniyal Kiyaan Silver: Timeless Jewellery For Every Woman 27 March 2025 FASHION By Sakshi Batra The Shoe Faktory Success Story: Ishpreet Singh Gujral’s Bold Business Leap 27 March 2025 FASHION By Sakshi Batra From Reality TV To Real Success: Nibedita Paal’s Inspiring Story 27 March 2025 FASHION RELATED POSTS

Nikhita Gandhi construes her journey by Aarti Singh Nikhita Gandhi construes her journey 2 November 2022 COVER STORIES Advertisement In an exclusive interview with L’utopia, the “MAHARANI” of Indian pop, Nikhita Gandhi decodes her journey from learning and working with A R Rahman to Naach Meri Rani and then Maharani. Talking about the legend, A R Rahman, Nikhita added how creative he is with developing songs right from scratch. “AR sir is probably the most interesting and vastly talented person I’ve ever met. You can never be bored around him! He is constantly trying new things and learning and adapting and moulding his craft. It’s so inspiring! I’ve sat in on some sessions when he was composing a song from scratch, it was pretty incredible to watch his process. He is unbelievably quick with the DAW and production and it’s a treat to see the magic happen!” It is pretty clear that Nikhita herself is insanely creative when it comes to her songs. Take Maharani for instance. She further explained what this song portrays for her and what was the inspiration behind it. “MAHARANI celebrates women in the most breezy and effortless way. That’s what really resonated for me with this composition. I always wanted to do a song about women that didn’t necessarily have to stand up for women or sound like a “cause” and instead simply uplifts women in a cool casual POP way! That’s probably what I love the most about this record, it’s suave and fun and still can be meaningful.” There’s so much that goes behind every song. Each and every song is unique and has a distinct thought behind it along with a story. Such was the case with Maharani as well. “I was visiting my friends in LA after my India Tour ended in July this year, and of course these friends happen to be pretty epic musicians. I don’t think they need an introduction but Shankar Tucker and Vidya Vox were hosting us and so of course we got into the studio and they played us some of their music. Ironically this was a song that Shankar wanted to play me because they didn’t want to release the track and felt I might connect with it more. It was instant love for me. I told him it’s a great song and that I’d love to finish it! So, when I got back to India, I rewrote the lyrics in Hindi and changed it to mean what being a Queen to me is. And this song was born! The best thing about completing this whole process was the video shoot, because as it turns out Shankar and Vids were in India in September for a show and so I thought it would be perfect to have them cameo in the video while they were in town! The whole thing sort of just fell into place and that’s what I love about the journey of each song.” While talking about the direction of the music industry, Nikhita shared how on-screen representation helps an artist become more known and emerge fully. “I’m excited to see the music industry stand on its feet. Where a singer or composer is famous for his/her work and not an unknown entity in a film where the audience only identifies with the actors in it. I would love to see more of that. I think if Badshah can feature in his song, in a film then it’s only a matter of time that we see more and more artists represent their identity on screen as well! This is where the audience will truly identify with their artist and true fans will emerge!” She previously pointed out how the music scene is in an unsure yet exciting space. Elaborating that she added how we can see a lot of trial and error. “Like I mentioned a little earlier about not knowing what’s working, it definitely puts music investors in a complicated spot but makes the answer really easy for musicians- do what you do best, not what’s working; cause what’s working also may not work for you (lol). That may sound confusing but basically the best formula is no formula and just making music from the heart! Syncing on film artist’s music in films is also happening these days in India like the west which I think is amazing! A lot of credit for that goes to the Punjabi industry who have truly revolutionized certain perceptions of the non-film artist.” Further talking about the potential for musicians to grow in all the industries, Nikhita disclosed how she thinks that there is so much one can do especially now that the independent scene is also getting its own space and followers. “We see a rise in the hip hop scene and singer-songwriter space and honestly the power is with the people. I think anyone who spends a little time understanding how streaming and music distribution works, can figure out their music career and find their voice. I recently visited the inauguration of the new batch of a music school and interacted with the freshers. I was really delighted to see that a lot of them were not simply enamoured by the well sold image of the frontman but had serious aspirations- some wanted to be producers, some sound engineers and so on. I was happy to see that the youth knows what it wants and is intelligent enough to find its path!” Music has definitely gotten a boost due to the onslaught of social media. She pointed out how remarkable it really is. “It’s kind of amazing how in the most algorithmic and calculatable phases of humanity with apps and data, music is still so ineffable. A common phrase I’ve been hearing these days is “kuch bhi chal raha hai” (anything/everything is getting famous) or “we don’t know what works” which means no real formula can be applied to music and what really connects with people. One great thing about social media is that you are directly in touch with the world, a person sitting in Iceland can be a fan of a new artist emerging from a small town in Madhya Pradesh. What really blows my mind though is that not knowing what works- it’s sort of a testament to the fact that music will always be a very personal and wonderous experience and each listener will always interpret the same song differently- that is a timeless truth!” Nikhita feels that not just social media but live shows are also a great way to share creative space with the world, especially her fans and something that she absolutely loves. “What’s there not to love really? Being on stage is so exhilarating! It’s that weirdly gratifying mixture of nervousness and thrill and happiness like being on a rollercoaster, but better! On stage you get to share energies with your audience which I think is a very beautiful experience. It can many times be therapeutic and one of the purest forms of joy! In the India Tour I did early this year, there was a moment when I was singing my original Bura Na Mano Yaara and the audience was singing along, they knew the words that I had written, by creation. It felt so amazing I don’t think I could describe it.” She feels that her roots and values have been something that helped her grow as a person and as an artist. “I’m blessed with the most incredible parents. I don’t think anyone could ask for a better mother and father. Each day I try to be more like them and that’s what takes me forward. They are so hardworking and caring and giving and I think I could go on and on about them, but the truth is one thing they’ve always told me to stay grounded and humble and not change for anything.” On a bona fide note, she shared how although there have been challenges along the way, she likes to look at them as learning curves and puzzles that she gets to figure out. “The music industry like most artistic fields can be pretty volatile and some days can have way more clarity than others so it’s important to constantly self-actualise. Though a Bollywood and film music singer I’ve also parallelly been an indie artist trying to release her own songs and having to do everything from producing to shooting my own videos to editing them and it can all be very overwhelming. But I like to look at things in a good light and try to turn the obstacles into fun new things I get to learn. That’s pretty much how I started using music production DAWs and editing softwares, cause as they say, necessity is the mother of invention! It also helps when you genuinely enjoy doing all of it!” She feels that there’s always going to be conflicting advice and problems- dress glamorously, dress differently; charge more, charge less; be picky about your songs, don’t be picky and be accessible— there’s always all kinds of advice but at the end of the day you listen to that voice inside of you, and always ALWAYS do only what feels right. The ‘MAHARANI’ singer is also huge on body positivity and inclusiveness. “It really makes me happy to see that such conversations have begun and are normalised topics now. I remember growing up an insecure chubby girl who would always feel the need to overcompensate her size with her personality. I would feel that boys saw me as a friend and not a potential girlfriend because I wasn’t skinny, and would look at my thin friends and want a body like theirs. As I grew older, I realised how unidimensionally I was thinking and that all body types are sexy and beautiful and have their own charm. What were my “thunder thighs” or “fat legs” and how they became the hottest thing about me. It’s strange how far a little bit of self-confidence can take someone and I’m sure a lot of body insecure girls and boys must have had it worse. I’m so glad though that things have changed over the years but I think overall the media and TV still, by large, represents beauty standards in the old school way. We’ve just scratched the surface. But every step counts and I feel so happy to associate with a magazine that resonates with body positivity and puts a smile on the face of my younger self and hopefully many other kids too!” Lastly, Nikhita shared how like MAHARANI, she hopes to see more of her singles and self-composed releases also do as well as her film playback music. “That truly is one of my personal goals and visions. I want MAHARANI to be playing next to Naach Meri Rani and all my music to be loved equally! 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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 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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Christian Dior: missed designer and his legacy by Aparajita Jaiswal Christian Dior: missed designer and his legacy 1 May 2021 FASHION Advertisement What we know about Christian Dior, commonly known as Dior, is that it’s a French luxury goods company controlled and chaired by French businessman Bernard Arnault, who also heads LVMH, the world’s largest luxury group. But what many of us do not know about the brand is its origin. The company was founded in 1946 by designer Christian Dior. It currently designs and retails leather goods, fashion accessories, footwear, jewellery, timepieces, fragrance, makeup, and skin care products, while also maintaining its tradition as a creator of haute-couture under the Christian Dior Couture division. The Christian Dior label remains largely for women’s offerings, although the company also operates the Dior Homme division for men and the baby Dior label for children’s wear. Products are sold throughout its portfolio of retail stores worldwide, as well as through its online store. The House of Dior was established on 16 December 1946 in “a private house” at 30 Avenue Montaigne in Paris. However, the current Dior Corporation celebrates “1947” as the opening year. Businessman Marcel Boussac decided to financially back Dior. Boussac first invited Dior to design for Philippe et Gaston, but Christian Dior declined as he wanted to start his own brand instead of reviving an old one, leading to his first launch, New Look, a fashion collection for Spring–Summer 1947, on 12th February 1947. The company was a majorly owned affiliate of Boussac Saint-Freres S.A. and was really a vanity project for Boussac. Nevertheless, Dior had a non-controlling stake in the firm and allowed a great part of his namesake label despite Boussac’s reputation as a “Control freak”. Expansion from France began by the end of 1949 with the opening of a Christian Dior boutique in New York City. After this, Christian Dior signed a contract with Douglas Cox for Dior to produce original designs and for Douglas Cox to create them in his Flinders Lane workshop in Australia. In 1950, Jacques Rouët, the general manager of Dior Ltd, devised a licensing program to place the now-renowned name of “Christian Dior” visibly on a variety of luxury goods. Members of the French Chamber of Couture denounced it as a degrading action for the haute-couture image. Nevertheless, licensing became a profitable move and began a trend to continue for decades to come, which all couture houses followed. The company operated firmly established locations in Mexico, Cuba, Canada, and Italy by the end of 1953. By the mid-1950s, the House of Dior operated a well-respected fashion empire. Christian Dior launched more highly successful fashion lines between the years of 1954 and 1957. However, none came as close to the profound effect of the New Look. Christian Dior appeared on the cover of TIME dated 4 March 1957. The designer soon afterwards died from a third heart attack on 24 October 1957. The captivating impact of Dior’s creative fashion genius earned him recognition as one of history’s greatest fashion figures. Kevin Almond for Contemporary Fashion wrote that “by the time Dior died his name had become synonymous with taste and luxury.” “Perfume is the indispensable complement to the personality of women, the finishing touch on a dress” ~Christian Dior Dior without Christian Dior. The death of the head designer left the House of Dior in chaos, and general manager Jacques Rouët considered shutting down operation worldwide. This possibility was not received graciously by Dior licensees and the French fashion industry. To bring the label back on its feet, Rouët promoted the 21-year-old Yves Saint-Laurent to Artistic Director the same year. Laurent had joined the House’s family in 1955 after being picked out by the original designer himself for the position of the first ever and only Head Assistant. After change of multiple designers and various scandals, Dior now, presently, has created strong partnerships with Hollywood celebrities and social media influencers, working closely with these individuals to reach more demographics and re-establish its identity as a new, modern brand, despite the fact that it has been around for a while. Dior has effectively implemented social media into their marketing communication strategy, in which images and videos from campaigns are shared on both the official Dior profile, and on the celebrity ambassadors’ social media pages. An example of this success is seen in the Secret Garden campaign featuring Rihanna. Despite the reach not being completely suitable to the Dior target audience, collaborating with the likes of Rihanna allows the company to engage with more of the market, as Rihanna’s social media following is four times larger than that of the fashion house. #DiorChristianDiorFashionLuxuryCompanyCoutureRihannaFrench SEARCH The Rich Heritage of Indian Handloom FASHION Fashion In The 19th Century FASHION Colour Psychology in Fashion: Explained FASHION The Influence Of Kanye West On Fashion FASHION K-Pop Fashion And Its Impact On Global Wardrobe FASHION POPULAR POSTS Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement By Shriniwas Kodape AiSPi Wanderlust Diaries: Marzook, L’Afshar, And A Fashion Bender In Mumbai 25 April 2025 FASHION By Anushka Uniyal Kiyaan Silver: Timeless Jewellery For Every Woman 27 March 2025 FASHION By Sakshi Batra The Shoe Faktory Success Story: Ishpreet Singh Gujral’s Bold Business Leap 27 March 2025 FASHION By Sakshi Batra From Reality TV To Real Success: Nibedita Paal’s Inspiring Story 27 March 2025 FASHION RELATED POSTS

SOCIETY By Rini Pathak A Glance In The Kshitij’23: A Euphoric Escapade 26 January 2024 SOCIETY Advertisement Advertisement Like any other educational institution, Mithibai College of Mumbai, Maharashtra, India hosted its Annual International Cultural display from 16 th January to 19 th January, 2024. The extravaganza left an ineradicable mark and was seen setting new high standards for other college festivals. The exciting event took place at two prominent locations, the lively Mithibai College Campus and the majestic JVPD Grounds . Throughout the course of four days, Mithibai Kshtitij featured an astounding assortment of creative skills in various departments such as Business Events, Gaming & Sports, Informal, Photography, Creatives and Fine Arts, Literary arts, and Performing Arts. Mithibai Kshitij also carried on its tradition by being the only collegiate festival to organize Para Events —events for the specially abled children. The fest was graced by numerous distinguished judges including Naitik Nagda , Hormuz Ragina, Prashant Samtani , Dixita Patel , Sajid Samji , Shahid Mallya , Lalita Soni, Ace, Tanveer Ghazi, Bhavesh Kaware , X1X Crew , and many more who provided guidance to the participants. During various episodes of the Kshitij show, famous celebrities such as Ayush Mehra , Viraj Ghelani , Shaan and Amruta Khanvilkar appeared on stage and were seen striking up humorous conversations and delighting the audience with their savvy humor. The ensemble of “Jab Mila Tu,” which includes Pratick Sehejpal , Mohsin Khan , Eisha Singh and Alisha Chopra were seen promoting their latest project. Again, as Manushi Chhillar promoted her upcoming movie, Operation Valentine , the entire audience’s gaze stood captivated. Apart from all these celebrities, renowned singer, Jonita Gandhi was spotted enjoying the event along with the students while promoting her song, “Love Like That” . The competition, energy, and strategy-filled days came to an end on a high note as Mithibai Kshitij presented an incredible lineup of Pronite artists, featuring the crowd’s favorite Indie band, The Yellow Diary , the formidable Amit Trivedi , and the soul-stirring musical duo, Sachin-Jigar , for ground-breaking, inspirational performances. Once again setting the standard, Mithibai Kshitij has grown to become one of Mumbai’s biggest college festivals, winning admirers from all across the nation. Kshitij’ 23: A Euphoric Escape continues to be imagined in the memories of all those who contributed to its eventual enormous success. Thus there exists no doubt in the fact that Mithibai Kshitij was, is and shall continue to be the talk of the town with its exclusivity and brilliance in organizing college festivals. “The Tassel Is Worth The Hassle” SEARCH Women Empowerment A mere concept or a real Concern SOCIETY Looking Through The Excellence Of ‘Jaali’ Architecture SOCIETY Why the Gender Pay Gap is Wide and Disturbing SOCIETY Festival of Stones SOCIETY The Pygmalion Effect SOCIETY POPULAR POSTS Advertisement Advertisement By Anushka Sharma Uniting Voices, Shaping Futures: Dive Into Mun 2.0 At NIT Patna 8 September 2024 SOCIETY By Anushka Sharma These Healthy Habits Can Lower Your Risk Of Depression 31 August 2024 SOCIETY By Rini Pathak A Glance In The Kshitij’23: A Euphoric Escapade 26 January 2024 SOCIETY By Rini Pathak Mithibai Kshitij: Epitome Of Diverse Social Cause Empowerment 24 January 2024 SOCIETY RELATED POSTS

Dubai Fashion Week Day Three: A Night Of Glamour, Innovation & Style By Sakshi Batra Dubai Fashion Week Day Three: A Night Of Glamour, Innovation & Style 14 February 2025 FASHION Advertisement The Autumn/Winter 2025/26 Collections Stunned Audiences With Bold Creativity And Unparalleled Craftsmanship! Dubai, UAE – February 4, 2025: The third day of Dubai Fashion Week (DFW) was a spectacle of opulence, artistry, and avant-garde style. From high-end luxury to the streetwear revolution, designers took centre stage, leaving fashion lovers on the edge of their seats. The city’s official fashion week—co-founded by Dubai Design District (D3) and the Arab Fashion Council —cemented Dubai’s status as a global fashion capital once again. With exclusive showcases and bold artistic statements, the runway transformed into a breathtaking realm of dreams and creativity. Etoile La Boutique - From Twilight To Midnight! The night belonged to Etoile La Boutique , whose ‘Twilight to Midnight’ multi-designer showcase was the epitome of elegance! Beautifully curated, the collection took guests on a journey of sartorial transformation, flowing seamlessly from graceful eveningwear to dramatic midnight glamour. Every stitch spoke of luxury, every silhouette screamed opulence! After captivating the audience on the runway, the celebration extended beyond the catwalk to an exclusive event at Gitano Dubai . With a guest list of industry leaders, influencers, and VIPs, the evening pulsed with sophistication. Imagine sipping cocktails under the stars while draped in couture - An experience that was nothing short of magical! BLSSD - Streetwear Redefined! What happens when bold street fashion meets modern innovation? You get BLSSD ! The UAE-born and bred brand delivered a fearless, statement-making collection that fused urban grit with seasonal colours. If you thought streetwear was just about comfort, think again! BLSSD’s collection blurred boundaries, featuring unconventional silhouettes and bold layering that oozed confidence. Daring cuts, eye-catching textures, and electric hues set the stage on fire. BLSSD reimagined streetwear as wearable art, proving once again why it’s a must-watch label in contemporary fashion. Who says casual can’t be couture? Tara Babylon - The ‘Princess Of Thieves’ Steals The Spotlight If you think winter fashion is all about dark tones and heavy layers, think again! New York-based British Iraqi designer Tara Babylon turned up the heat with her ‘Princess of Thieves’ collection, which is an exquisite blend of tropical warmth and Middle Eastern elegance. Earthy green tones, intricate palm tree prints, and woven tapestry fabrics told a story of heritage, resilience, and sustainability. Babylon’s designs redefined winter dressing, offering breathable, sustainable, and stylish options perfect for the modern woman. Using recycled cotton, hardware embellishments, and crochet techniques, she created a collection that felt both nostalgic and futuristic. It was a love letter to Middle Eastern culture wrapped in contemporary luxury! Dima Ayad: Fashion For Every Woman Ending the day on an empowering note, Dima Ayad brought a celebration of inclusivity to the runway. Her collection was an ode to confidence and timeless beauty, proving that fashion isn’t about size; it’s about style! Soft pastels, rich tones, and ultra-flattering silhouettes took centre stage, embracing the diversity of the modern woman. Designed for all body types, Ayad’s pieces radiated effortless elegance. Her signature feminine silhouettes and luxurious fabrics created a wardrobe where every woman could feel like her most confident self. Why should fashion be exclusive when it can be inclusive? Ayad’s designs shattered stereotypes, delivering a powerful message of self-love and confidence. Women in the audience couldn’t help but cheer because this was more than a collection. It was a movement! The Collaborations Behind DFW Glamour Great fashion weeks don’t happen by accident, they’re powered by strategic partnerships. This season, DFW was brought to life with an impressive lineup of sponsors. Visa took charge as the official technology partner, Balmain Hair Couture ensured every model’s locks were flawless, and Kiko Milano worked its magic as the official makeup partner. ME Dubai provided unmatched hospitality, while Electra and Magnum handled state-of-the-art production. And for those keeping refreshed. Fiji Water had hydration covered, while Bisou curated the official lounge experience. Talk about a dream team! What’s Next? The Best Is Yet To Come! With two more days to go, Dubai Fashion Week is just heating up! Will the upcoming showcases push the boundaries of fashion even further? Will emerging designers steal the spotlight? 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By Sakshi Batra By Sakshi Batra The Power Of Passion – Ria Amin's Rise To Fame 15 February 2025 BEAUTY Advertisement Advertisement Winning Million Of Hearts Ria Amin ’s journey from a college student with a passion for makeup to a beauty influencer with over 1 million followers is a tale of passion, persistence, and purpose. Known for her engaging beauty tutorials, skincare tips, and authentic voice, Ria has taken the digital beauty world by storm. But what sets her apart? Her journey, from humble beginnings in Mumbai to manifesting a flourishing brand, is as inspiring as it is empowering. The Spark: Discovering A Love For Beauty And Content Creation Ria’s journey began at home. In her second year of college, just before the lockdown, she took a chance and stepped into the world of content creation. Her first video, “7 Types of Eyeliners, followed by DIY Ghar ke Nuskhe (home remedies),” was a creative way to share her love for makeup hacks. Little did she know this small step would lead to a viral journey. She started her content career on TikTok, focusing on makeup hacks, foundation techniques, and concealer tricks. Ria soon realized that makeup wasn’t just a pastime for her, it was a calling. The Power Of Family Support Like many influencers, Ria faced challenges when it came to gaining support from her family. Her parents were initially sceptical about her online endeavours. They didn’t understand how content creation could evolve into a career. However, Ria’s dedication spoke volumes. She proved them wrong through hard work, creativity, and an unwavering commitment. Now, her parents are her biggest cheerleaders, and they are proud of her success in the beauty world. The Turning Point: Making A Bold Move For Success Ria’s success didn’t happen overnight. One pivotal moment in her journey was when she decided to rent a dedicated studio space for her content creation. “I told my mom I needed a space to create content, and once I rented that studio, everything changed,” Ria explains. With a professional setup and new energy, her content began reaching more people, eventually amassing over 1 million followers across platforms. Ria Amin's Beauty Secrets Ria has always been passionate about beauty, but her tips go beyond makeup. Recently, she discovered toner pads during a trip to Korea, a product that has now become a staple in her routine. “They’re magic for the skin, especially before makeup,” Ria suggests, advising her followers to give them a try. When it comes to home remedies, Ria keeps it simple but effective. “Ghar ka Nuskha? Always besan (gram flour) and malai (cream). Simple, but it works wonders.” Haircare Secrets: How To Keep Your Locks Healthy For Ria, haircare is about being gentle and using the right products. Her top advice? “Do not blow dry your hair with heat. Always use a cool setting or air dry your hair. Protect your hair with heat protectant spray and nourish it with a good hair mask,” she recommends. These small but important habits help keep her locks healthy and shiny. Fashion Tip: The Power Of A Scarf Ria’s influence extends beyond beauty into fashion. Her advice? “Use scarves as accessories. They elevate any look instantly.” Whether around your neck, in your hair, or as a handbag accessory, scarves are a versatile and stylish way to enhance your outfit. Advice For Aspiring Influencers For anyone hoping to break into the influencer world, Ria has words of wisdom: “Be true to yourself. Discipline is key. Don’t chase trends that aren’t working for you. Work on your craft, stay dedicated, and trust the process.” Her authenticity and consistent effort are the core reasons behind her success. Looking Ahead: Bold Beauty Trends On The Horizon Ria predicts that 2025 will be the year of bold beauty statements. “In 2024, we saw minimalism, but next year, people will experiment more with bold lips and hair blush,” she shares, excited about the new beauty trends on the horizon. As for her personal growth, Ria is focused on taking her content and brand to the next level. “I want to keep evolving and eventually build my own brand,” she says, a clear vision for her future success. Dream Destination When asked about travel, Ria reveals her fascination with Japan. “I’ve always dreamed of seeing cherry blossoms in full bloom, tasting the cuisine, and immersing myself in the culture,” she says. But no matter where she goes, Ria is committed to her craft, always searching for ways to inspire her followers with fresh content. A Beauty Journey That’s Just Beginning From a college experiment to a digital sensation with 1 million followers, Ria Amim’s rise to fame is a testament to the power of passion, consistency, and following your heart. With a focus on authenticity and discipline, Ria’s journey shows that success is built on hard work and staying true to yourself. As her platform grows, one thing is certain: Ria is just getting started, and the best is yet to come. 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3 Most Famous Car Races in the World by Akash Khatri 3 Most Famous Car Races in the World 1 December 2020 LIFESTYLE Advertisement History of auto-racing started dated back in 1895 which was held in Paris to Bordeaux in France. After this, the organized automobile racing began in the United States with an 87-km race back on Thanksgiving in 1895 which soon turned out to be one of the most fascinating games of all times. Let us now look at the top 3 famous car races in the world at present: MONTE CARLO, MONACO – MAY 26: Valtteri Bottas, Mercedes AMG W10, leads Max Verstappen, Red Bull Racing RB15, Sebastian Vettel, Ferrari SF90, Daniel Ricciardo, Renault R.S.19, Kevin Magnussen, Haas VF-19, and the remainder of the field at the start during the Monaco GP at Monte Carlo on May 26, 2019 in Monte Carlo, Monaco. (Photo by Mark Sutton / Sutton Images) Monaco Grand Pix: The Formula One motor race is held every year in the streets of Monaco and is one of the most prestigious automobile races in the world. This started in the year 1929. This includes drivers from around the globe to participate in this race and is one of the most expensive races in the world. Indianapolis 500: This is a form of American open-wheel racing and is one of the fastest racing competitions in the USA. This race started in the year 1911 and it has an interesting tradition where the winner of this race needs to finish the race by kissing the brick finishing line and then is presented with a bottle of milk. 24 Hours Le Mans: This started in the year 1923. This race requires the participants to cover over 3100 miles in total. This race goes is a 24-hour duration race and tests the endurance of the drivers along with their driving skills. This race has no specific distance limit and hence automatically the driver who covers most of the miles becomes the winner of this race. In 2020, for the first time in history, this race was held behind closed doors! Fun fact, these three above mentioned races are called the “Triple Crown” of Motorsport! SEARCH Countdown To History: Omega Unveils Paris 2024 Olympics Countdown Clock And Special Edition Timepiece LIFESTYLE Juggling Law And Fashion: The Inspirational Journey Of Riddhi Nahata, A Multifaceted Influencer LIFESTYLE Join Shruti Yogi On Her Enchanting Journey From Kumkum Bhagya To Wanderlust Saga LIFESTYLE Personal Growth And Relatability: Ishita Khanna's Key To Influencer Success LIFESTYLE 6 Disadvantages Of Being Pretty LIFESTYLE POPULAR POSTS Advertisement Advertisement By Shrinivas Kodape Fast Times In Pune: Tracksuits, Dreams And A Dash Of Madness At Sports Con 2025 29 April 2025 LIFESTYLE By Aarti Singh The Audi A6: A Legacy Born From Rebellion And Refined Through Innovation 1 March 2025 LIFESTYLE By Sakshi Batra Glam Extravaganza 2025: Pune And Mumbai’s Influencers Compete For The Ultimate Spotlight 27 February 2025 LIFESTYLE By Anushka Uniyal Ice, Speed And Records: Porsche Taycan GTS Drifts Into History 27 February 2025 LIFESTYLE RELATED POSTS Advertisement

Why is childhood obesity becoming so common? by Rupashree Ravi Why is childhood obesity becoming so common? 15 August 2022 LIFESTYLE Advertisement One in five children between the ages of six and nineteen years in the United States have a body mass index at or above the 95th percentile, which is considered obese. Over forty population of the adult population in the US are also obese. In India, there’s been an alarming rise in childhood obesity all over the country, with over 18 million overweight children. And when the parents are overweight, their kids are eighty per cent more likely to have a weight problem too. Are parents making their children fat? Yes, the reason is that the easy, quick, and cheap food options that parents are providing their children fuel an obesity epidemic. Canned, processed, and packaged foods have become the go-to option for working parents who don’t have the time to prepare fresh home-cooked meals. Instant and ready-to-eat meals have become popular alternatives. Moreover, children regularly binge-eat junk options like fast food, chips, and cookies as snacks. “A typical Indian diet relies heavily on salt and sugar. They eat more convenience food that is high on carbs, instead of balanced meals.” A healthy Indian meal can constitute a combination of pulses, fibres, proteins and carbohydrates During the pandemic, these unhealthy eating habits only kept increasing due to the absence of regulated meals. A study found that the screen time for children aged between ten to fourteen years doubled as lockdowns were imposed globally. With the lack of a routine, there were also increased stress hormones, increased snacking, and emotional eating, which all contributed to increased weight gain in children. Parents and children also began to use food delivery apps more often. The lockdowns made children more obese due to poorer diets Of course, it is a proven fact that childhood obesity is a chronic disease. It has a lot of causal factors like a person’s genetics, individual metabolism, sleeping patterns, eating habits, and how physically active they are. Even other factors like negative childhood experiences, social factors like poverty and race, and environmental factors like financial status play an important role. But there are some other subtle factors as well. When it comes to the packaging of these products, colour plays an important role in children’s choice of food. For example, bright red increases a particular food product’s perceived taste, while green increases its perceived healthiness. Children also easily remember the brand names of junk food. Children should have regulated and balanced diets So what’s the solution? A great way for parents to start is by monitoring children’s screen time and showing consistency with media limits. Get your children to play outdoors more often. Parents should also protect their sleep time, and ensure they eat balanced meals of carbohydrates, proteins, vitamins, fruits, and vegetables each day. It’s important that they read the entire nutritional label before purchasing a product and encourage healthier food and lifestyle choices. Because obesity is not just medical and physical health-related, but it also impacts the psychological and social well-being of children. With these right steps, we can prevent and fight obesity in children, before it becomes a larger and global issue. #Obesity #ChildhoodObesity #Overweight #HealthyEating #SayNoToJunk SEARCH Countdown To History: Omega Unveils Paris 2024 Olympics Countdown Clock And Special Edition Timepiece LIFESTYLE Juggling Law And Fashion: The Inspirational Journey Of Riddhi Nahata, A Multifaceted Influencer LIFESTYLE Join Shruti Yogi On Her Enchanting Journey From Kumkum Bhagya To Wanderlust Saga LIFESTYLE Personal Growth And Relatability: Ishita Khanna's Key To Influencer Success LIFESTYLE 6 Disadvantages Of Being Pretty LIFESTYLE POPULAR POSTS Advertisement Advertisement By Shrinivas Kodape Fast Times In Pune: Tracksuits, Dreams And A Dash Of Madness At Sports Con 2025 29 April 2025 LIFESTYLE By Aarti Singh The Audi A6: A Legacy Born From Rebellion And Refined Through Innovation 1 March 2025 LIFESTYLE By Sakshi Batra Glam Extravaganza 2025: Pune And Mumbai’s Influencers Compete For The Ultimate Spotlight 27 February 2025 LIFESTYLE By Anushka Uniyal Ice, Speed And Records: Porsche Taycan GTS Drifts Into History 27 February 2025 LIFESTYLE RELATED POSTS Advertisement

Types of Meditation by Tanya Gupta Types of Meditation 17 August 2022 LIFESTYLE Advertisement Meditation is a technique used to develop awareness of the present moment. Practising meditation helps in reducing stress, aggression, increasing one's focus, enhancing one's mood and regulating one's emotions. Meditation is being in tune with our inner universe. The common types of meditation are: 1. Mindfulness Meditation This originated from Buddhist teachings. In this one observes thoughts as they pass through the mind. 2. Spiritual Meditation It is used in all religions and spiritual traditions.This can be practised in the place of worship and helps one in making a deeper connection with a spiritual force. 3. Focused Meditation It involves concentration using any of the five senses like counting beads, listening to any sound, staring at any object or counting breaths. It helps in sharpening one's focus. 4. Movement Meditation This helps one in making a deeper connection with the body and can involve engaging in any kind of activity like walking or gardening. 5. Mantra Meditation In this , one repeats a word or phrase to clear the mind. For example , chanting 'om'. 6. Progressive Relaxation In this one slowly tightens and relaxes one's muscles.It helps in relieving stress. 7. Visualisation Meditation In this, one imagines positive images, scenes or figures. It helps in enhancing one's mood. #mentalhealth #health #meditation #positivity #stress #typesofmeditation SEARCH Countdown To History: Omega Unveils Paris 2024 Olympics Countdown Clock And Special Edition Timepiece LIFESTYLE Juggling Law And Fashion: The Inspirational Journey Of Riddhi Nahata, A Multifaceted Influencer LIFESTYLE Join Shruti Yogi On Her Enchanting Journey From Kumkum Bhagya To Wanderlust Saga LIFESTYLE Personal Growth And Relatability: Ishita Khanna's Key To Influencer Success LIFESTYLE 6 Disadvantages Of Being Pretty LIFESTYLE POPULAR POSTS Advertisement Advertisement By Shrinivas Kodape Fast Times In Pune: Tracksuits, Dreams And A Dash Of Madness At Sports Con 2025 29 April 2025 LIFESTYLE By Aarti Singh The Audi A6: A Legacy Born From Rebellion And Refined Through Innovation 1 March 2025 LIFESTYLE By Sakshi Batra Glam Extravaganza 2025: Pune And Mumbai’s Influencers Compete For The Ultimate Spotlight 27 February 2025 LIFESTYLE By Anushka Uniyal Ice, Speed And Records: Porsche Taycan GTS Drifts Into History 27 February 2025 LIFESTYLE RELATED POSTS Advertisement

Is Fragrance in Skincare of Concern: Decoded by Aishwarya Is Fragrance in Skincare of Concern: Decoded 3 November 2022 FASHION Advertisement Fragrances play a huge role in our day-to-day life. They are an important aspect of our life. Often we human beings associate a certain person, food, incident or event, with the fragrance that reminds us of them. They play the role of making us feel nostalgic and associate with the source even more. While we all love a good fragrance, some people seem to have problems with perfume being in skin care. Though unfortunately, there isn’t a clear answer to whether fragrance in skincare is bad or not, still there is a lot of controversies surrounding it. A nice-smelling face mask seems like a perfect match for your me-time routine, but for some, it's the worst thing to do for their skin. The fragrance has become controversial in recent years, and the credit goes to YouTube videos, Subreddit threads, and many other social media platforms. According to a study, the American Academy of Dermatology suggests that fragrance is one of the most common causes of contact dermatitis , which affects roughly 1% of the population. As you can see, the number is quite nominal. So whether your skin could suffer some irritation due to scented skincare or not, is subjective and complex. On top of that, there isn’t a particular way to find out whether your skin will get irritated or not. There isn’t a single or particular symptom to find out the risk, which makes it difficult for you to decide, whether to use scented skincare or not. There are two types of fragrances, that can be used in your skincare; synthetic and natural. Your basic instinct would be to opt for natural fragrances. But is natural always better than chemicals? According to the experts, not really. Let us first understand what synthetic fragrances are. Synthetic fragrances are the ones, that are created in the lab. Furthermore, synthetic fragrances can be either fully synthetic or semi-synthetic. Semi-synthetics are the ones that are partially created and the rest is natural. Many brands choose synthetic fragrances for their products, as it lasts longer than natural fragrances. Generally, the natural scent has a shelf life of around one to two years, while synthetic fragrances has a shelf life of five years. Natural fragrances are derived from a natural source, like lavender or rose. They aren’t created by humans, so they are available in just one form; all-natural. The only problem with natural fragrances is their shelf life, rather than that it serves its purpose. Now, that being said, even natural essential oils can cause severe skin irritation. So, before you get into investigating the concerns of fragrances in skincare, look for the products that work best for you. Not everyone is allergic to fragrances and you need to know that skincare is subjective. While it is important for us to know what’s there in our skincare. We should also know, how a certain product reacts to our skin. Applying a little bit of the product to the back of your ear can be a great way to start. Fragrances are harmful to some people, but it isn’t toxic chemical you need to be worried about. With that being said, always do what your skin needs. According to a study, the American Academy of Dermatology suggests that fragrance is one of the most common causes of contact dermatitis , which affects roughly 1% of the population. #Skincare #Fragrances #UnscentedSkincare #Fragrancefree #Controversy #SkinTalk #SkinFacts SEARCH The Rich Heritage of Indian Handloom FASHION Fashion In The 19th Century FASHION Colour Psychology in Fashion: Explained FASHION The Influence Of Kanye West On Fashion FASHION K-Pop Fashion And Its Impact On Global Wardrobe FASHION POPULAR POSTS Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement By Shriniwas Kodape AiSPi Wanderlust Diaries: Marzook, L’Afshar, And A Fashion Bender In Mumbai 25 April 2025 FASHION By Anushka Uniyal Kiyaan Silver: Timeless Jewellery For Every Woman 27 March 2025 FASHION By Sakshi Batra The Shoe Faktory Success Story: Ishpreet Singh Gujral’s Bold Business Leap 27 March 2025 FASHION By Sakshi Batra From Reality TV To Real Success: Nibedita Paal’s Inspiring Story 27 March 2025 FASHION RELATED POSTS