I Am: Fashion As Voice, Identity, Movement By Anurag Sen I Am: Fashion As Voice, Identity, Movement 11 July 2025 FASHION Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement When I AM took to the runway at Thailand Fashion Week AW25/26, it didn’t just showcase a collection—it delivered a proclamation. Founded by the bold and visionary Mervina Nyampulu , I AM isn’t simply a label; it’s a movement that fuses style with spirit, silhouette with selfhood, and design with declaration. From its very name, the brand invites dialogue. It’s not a statement of what one wears, but of who one is. Mervina Nyampulu didn’t enter fashion to follow. She came to forge. With East African roots and a globally informed perspective, she channels her experience as a cultural entrepreneur and advocate into garments that feel less like products and more like manifestos. Her background in building ethically driven businesses like Bella Luxury has deeply informed her approach to I AM, which wears its values as visibly as its textiles. Sustainability isn’t a buzzword here—it’s a practice. Every piece is created with ethical sourcing, low-impact materials, and a profound respect for the hands that shape them. Each stitch is mindful. Each silhouette is intentional. On the Thailand Fashion Week runway, I AM arrived with a quiet command. The garments didn’t clamor for attention—they held it. Structured coats, flowing dresses, sharp lines softened by movement—everything felt deeply rooted in balance. The palette was grounded yet bold, moving between neutrals and earth tones with quiet flashes of strength. Models walked not as placeholders, but as presences. They didn’t perform the clothes—they embodied them. There is an undeniable architectural logic to the designs—clean seams, strong shoulders, carefully measured volume—but there’s also something deeply emotional beneath it all. These aren’t just clothes to be seen in. These are clothes for women who know how they want to feel. Women who define themselves on their own terms, who take up space without apology. It’s this interiority—the intention beneath the form—that gives I AM its resonance. Beyond aesthetics, the brand is also a conduit for conversation. On social media, Mervina has opened space for women around the world to answer the simple but profound prompt: “I am…” The responses speak volumes—testaments of identity, resilience, grief, joy, motherhood, ambition. It becomes clear that the garments are only one part of the expression. The other part is voice. Shared. Claimed. Reclaimed. I AM isn’t interested in dictating identity—it’s about making room for it. What also sets the label apart is its rejection of fashion’s usual rush. There’s a slowness to I AM—not in relevance, but in intention. No trend-chasing. No hollow virality. Just thoughtful design rooted in purpose. The brand is expanding organically, appearing in curated showcases rather than saturating markets, growing its presence through authenticity and word of mouth. The label’s social media—still emerging—is raw, real, and refreshingly unfiltered. It shows fittings, process, imperfections. It lets you in. And in an industry obsessed with polish, that kind of honesty stands out. At Thailand Fashion Week, this clarity of vision translated seamlessly to the stage. The audience wasn’t simply watching a show—they were encountering a philosophy. There was something grounding about the way the models moved, the way the fabric flowed, the way every look felt like a chapter in a single story. I AM didn’t just present a new collection—it reminded us what fashion can be when stripped of noise: a tool for self-definition. A mirror for cultural pride. A frame for empowerment. Mervina Nyampulu doesn’t design for the moment. She designs for meaning. Her clothes aren’t driven by seasonal urgency—they’re guided by timeless values. Her collections aren’t a sprint—they’re a slow, steady shaping of a visual language rooted in authenticity, ethics, and narrative. In every piece, you feel not only the eye of the designer, but the heart behind the brand. I AM is not for everyone. It doesn’t try to be. It is for the woman who dresses with intention. Who sees her wardrobe not as armor or performance, but as truth. Who doesn’t need to be louder to be heard—only clearer. In a world full of echoes, I AM speaks in its own voice. It speaks in fabric, in movement, in meaning. And most of all, it speaks in solidarity with every woman who wears it—not to impress, but to express. As the last model stepped off the Thailand Fashion Week runway, what lingered wasn’t just the memory of a collection—it was the clarity of a brand that knows exactly what it stands for. I AM is a name. A message. A promise. And above all, it’s a reminder: fashion, at its most powerful, doesn’t just tell you what’s beautiful—it tells you who you are. 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Taarangan 17: A Frolic Of The Nation's Symphony LIFESTYLE Taarangan 17: A Frolic Of The Nation's Symphony By Aarti Singh 27 December 2024 Advertisement The two day spread soirees of Taarangan 17: Sound Of The Nation were a celebration of India's musical excellence with the exuberant line up of stars that brought the evenings to life. With lustrous stars such as the OG Hustler and Rap Icon EPR Svnslas Iyer, the acclaimed actress Neetu Chandra and the esteemed Major (Retd) Ashok Kaul gracing the inauguration leading to a blockbuster beginning, followed by the leading ladies of the MX Player show 'Karate Girls' Ashlesha Thakur and Celesti Bairagey adding to the star-power and excitement of #SkyHighSeventeen making it a cherishable moment for attendees. Both the days saw energetic enthusiasm from attendees for the magnificent event line ups. The monumental evening of Day 1 elevated with a striking performance by the ever soulful Sonu Ishteyak Khan captivating the audience. Shradha Mishra further added to the spellbinding mellifluous magic with a rousing Bollywood Night medley. The superb combination of exhilarating events with astounding judges was a true spectacle to witness with Fashion Show judged by Malvika Sharma and Mehak Dhingra, Solo Singing judged by Shahid Mallya and Riya Bhattacharya, Street Dance judged by Tejas Dunbale and Bharat Ragathi, Photography judged by Omkar Kocharekar and Karan Henry and the Group Dance event judged by Swapnil Rathod and Abhishek Kokare along with various others. The essence of lustre double up on Day 2 with the Solo Dance event being judged by Akash Gurav and Neeraj Yadav, Band event judged by Aasmani Music, Beatboxing judged by Sumeet Yadav, Rap Battle judged by Michael Emi and Akshay Dhawan, Fashion Designing event judged by Arjun Kumar, finally concluding he rally of events with Mr and Ms Taarangan being judged by Aadhya Anand and Anshu Varshney. The evening of Day 2 saw a stupendous shift as the atmosphere roused with peppy beats from the crowd-favourites DJ Echo-Smith and DJ Rohit hypnotising the crowd with their energizing tracks and tunes. We extend a heartfelt thanks to our sponsors as the year of #SkyHighSeventeen concludes with 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, E-news partner- Sach Kahoon, and our institute partner- ITM Institute of Management for their constant support. Taarangan 17: Sound Of The Nation was a magnificently grand success staying true to its title of a #SkyHighSeventeen years. It was a gala of passion, talent and energy, making it a buoyant experience of the nation's mellifluous melodies. With the aim of elevating the celebration of culture by each passing year, Taarangan shall continue its brilliance with the aim of bringing the stars to life, reaching limits of the sky and beyond for years to come. 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 Jorja Smith Has A New Album, And Apparently Sitting Still Is No Longer An Option 18 September 2026 LIFESTYLE By Sakshi Shah Bonobo And Arooj Aftab's Fire On The Water Is The Kind Of Collaboration You Can't Plan 5 August 2026 LIFESTYLE By Sakshi Shah Tsumyoki Is Building A World Of His Own 30 July 2026 LIFESTYLE By Sakshi Shah Ankur Tewari And The Sound Of A Changing India 23 July 2026 LIFESTYLE RELATED POSTS Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement

The ‘Black Mamba’ is no More LIFESTYLE The ‘Black Mamba’ is no More by Akash Khatri 27 July 2020 Advertisement Basketball magician Kobe Bryant has died in a helicopter crash. There were a total of 5 people in that helicopter at the time of the accident. No one has been saved. Veteran basketball, one of our very favorite, player Kobe Bryant, has passed away in a very unfortunate plane crash. Kobe Bryant was counted among the greatest players in the basketball world. There is a wave of grief in fans due to his death. The helicopter that Kobe Bryant was in, crashed. Along with 41-year-old Kobe Bryant, the helicopter also had 4 other passengers on board, including his 13-year-old daughter. According to local time, this accident occurred at 10 am. Los Angeles Times report reported that, when this accident happened, there was a dense fog. Rescue teams also faced difficulties in their rescue operation due to fog. All the people aboard the plane have died in this accident. Kobe Bryant made several records in his 20-year career. Kobe Bryant continued to play for the National Basketball Association and earned 5 championships. He was named in All-Star 18 times. He retired as the NBA’s third-largest all-time scorer in 2016. Kobe Bryant also won two gold medals for the USA team at the 2008 and 2012 Olympics. According to the Guardian Times report, he stepped into the media after retiring from an astonishing career. In the year 2018, he also received an Oscar award for the short film names ‘Dear Basketball.’ After choosing the path of retirement, he wrote a poem on his life journey. This film is about the same. US President Donald Trump also mourned the death of Kobe Bryant. Donald Trump said that even after being the greatest basketball player in the world, he was beginning his life. He loved his family very much. He was hopeful for the future. The death of his daughter, Gianna, makes the incident even more tragic. Former US President Barack Obama also mourned the incident. Obama said that Kobe Bryant was great. “He was beginning the second innings of his life. Gianna’s death is also heartbreaking for us. In this hour of grief, I offer my condolences to his wife. No one could have imagined this day.” World No. 1 Spain tennis player Rafael Nadal said, “This morning my day started by reading this painful news. Kobe was one of the world’s greatest players. My goodwill is with his wife and family. I am shocked.” #KobeKobeBryantBasketballDonaldtrumpObamaBarrackobamaAccidentPlanecrashHelicopterUSPresidentGianna 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 Jorja Smith Has A New Album, And Apparently Sitting Still Is No Longer An Option 18 September 2026 LIFESTYLE By Sakshi Shah Bonobo And Arooj Aftab's Fire On The Water Is The Kind Of Collaboration You Can't Plan 5 August 2026 LIFESTYLE By Sakshi Shah Tsumyoki Is Building A World Of His Own 30 July 2026 LIFESTYLE By Sakshi Shah Ankur Tewari And The Sound Of A Changing India 23 July 2026 LIFESTYLE RELATED POSTS Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement

by Yashi Srivastava TRAVEL We Dare You To Drive On Some Of The Spookiest Roads In India! by Yashi Srivastava 22 February 2023 Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Do you believe in ghosts? Even if you don’t, you must have heard at least one story where a lady, draped in a white saree, and with sunken eyes as well as shabby bangs, walks down a hauntingly empty road! Yes? Many of us geeks have also watched a lot of online documentaries and horror movies to get that ghostly feeling around us. If you’re that interested in paranormal, then it’s time to give those horror movies/stories a break, because we have an exclusive list of dares for you to check off! That’s right! All you have to do is jump into your car for your personal horror adventure because there are some roads in India that have their own paranormal history, and we know you would love to uncover the truth behind them all! So, let’s get going and learn about some of the spookiest roads to drive on before you tell the world about how gutsy you’re for accepting this challenge, and then nailing it too! 1. Kashedi Ghat Mumbai- Goa Highway Perhaps the most popular among haunted roads in India, Kashedi Ghat is a stretch on the highway that is usually avoided by the travellers at night! Many people claim that there came to a halt abruptly, and that they get scratches on their bodies while they’re crossing the stretch. Many have also talked about seeing blood-thirsty witches on the highway. Creepy! The road is simple and smooth, and perfect for people who have motion sickness. We’d suggest you to go for a vehicle with anti-lock braking system and electronic brake force distribution which ensures better control and safety for you. 2. East Coast Road Chennai- Puducherry Road This beautiful yet spooky road is believed to be haunted by the ghost of a lady in white. People reckon that they often see a woman wearing white saree trying to distract the drivers, usually during night. People have also complained of sudden drop in temperature while having an encounter with this lady. Apart from that, you can also have little halts at beautiful museums and temples while crossing through this spooky road. This unwrinkled road will also offer you some spectacular views as you cruise through it. Let your car roar as you drive on this gorgeous road, and let the lady know that you’re there to play! We mean, you don’t want to miss the ‘lady in white’ in any case, do you? 3. Sathya Mangalam Wildlife Sanctuary NH-209, Tamil Nadu Known to be the most haunted road in the state, this place is believed to be haunted by the ghost of Veerappan, the legendary Indian Bandit! People driving through this road often see floating lights and hear people screaming their guts out! 4. Delhi-Cantonment Road Imagine a woman clad in white saree suddenly appearing on the road you’re driving , and chasing your vehicle at a full speed- that’s what she does on this quite popular road. People have very often also affirmed that their accelerator jams when they pass through this road. Delhi people, are you listening? 5. Barog Tunnel No. 33 Kalka-Shimla Railway Line Legend has it that during the construction of the tunnel, Col. Barog made a mistake that delayed the construction of the tunnel 33. Government charged him a fine of Rupee 1. It became so humiliating for him, that Colonel fell into depression, and shot himself. It is said that Colonel is often seen riding his horse or chatting with people inside the tunnel. Government have also tried to lock the tunnel, but the lock breaks down again and again. Of course, Mr. Barog also needs to see the beauty of the outside world. Visit the tunnel to admire the stunning beauty of Shimla, if not for the ghost of Colonel Barog. We hope that you are ready to take up this challenge and drive on these spooky roads and let us know what you saw in the comments. Don’t forget to take a camera with you to see if you are able to capture the silhouette or not! We’ll be waiting! Tired of life’s mundane routine? We dare you to go on an epic drive to these Indian roads that are considered to be haunted! Blob - Life should be everything but boring. So, how about setting off to these locations for the experience of a lifetime? The fun part is however, not just visiting these places but driving on the roads that lead to the destination. If you are wondering why, the answer is that they are said to be as haunted as they can get. Want to know that truth behind them? 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The Best Of Both Worlds With Deepti Sadhwani by Anushka Sharma The Best Of Both Worlds With Deepti Sadhwani 6 May 2023 COVER STORIES Advertisement There is a lot that meets the eye when it comes to Deepti Sadhwani. From being an investment banker in London to finally realising a niche that she has always been interested in, it wasn’t until long that Deepti Sadhwani opened her own production company and got into the realm of music albums, TV, and a lot more. When asked about whether she’d prefer singing or acting, she couldn’t help but find it hard to choose! “Being good at both will always give one an edge above the rest of the competitors. Hence, I’d love to be great at both.” We asked Deepti about who inspires her the most in the realm of music, to which she replied, “Lata Ji has always been a favourite. She has contributed so much into the realm of music, and is synonymous with the Gods of music. Sonu Ji has always been a dear friend and an inspiration to me. In live singing, one can’t ever imagine him miss a beat.” Well, we couldn’t agree more! Speaking of where she sees her career to be headed in the next five years, Deepti tells us that she seeks to ace the events on a global platform and get international recognition. There isn’t much Deepti wishes to change much, considering how both the industries are so dynamic, I just feel that there should be ample chances given to newcomers. They should be welcomed with more openness. When asked about a memory that’s etched in her memory, she fondly recalls how she was crowed as Ms. North India amidst her family, which also helped her get a glimpse into the world of glamour. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=63JryxoV_vg We didn’t want to wind the interview without something spicy. When asked to pick between Bad Boy Shah and Diljit Dosanjh, Deepti was quick to not be partial! She tells us, “I’ve already been a part of a project with Baadshah, and he’s a dear friend. I’d now love to collaborate with Diljit!” We love how versatile Deepti is. From being dynamic in the genres she is into to being open to a host of new projects in the future, it’s empowering to see her live and thrive through her passion. SEARCH A Journey Shaped By Courage, Creativity, And Social Media With Aditi Sharma COVER STORIES Inner Joy Trails My Inspiration : A Candid Conversation With The Creative Anushka Kaushik COVER STORIES Barkha Singh’s candid candour makes the way to an eye-catching interview COVER STORIES Educate, Empower, Excel: Priyanka Chahar Choudhary's Inspirational Overture COVER STORIES Waluscha De Sousa On Being Her ‘True Self’ And Going On The Dream Journey COVER STORIES POPULAR POSTS Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement By Sakshi Shah The Many Chapters Of Lekha Prajapati, From Performer To Storyteller 6 July 2026 COVER STORIES By Sakshi Shah Across Languages, One Voice: Sheena Chohan 1 April 2026 COVER STORIES By Sakshi Shah Mananveer Singh On Making Music That Feels Natural And Real 24 March 2026 COVER STORIES By Sakshi Shah Falak Khan On Acting, Identity, And Letting Her Work Speak For Itself 9 March 2026 COVER STORIES RELATED POSTS Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement

Erick Bendaña: The Prince Of Central American Design By Anushka Sharma Erick Bendaña: The Prince Of Central American Design 3 September 2024 FASHION Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement In the world of haute couture and fantasy fashion, few names resonate with as much grandeur and influence as Erick Bendaña . Hailing from Nicaragua, Bendaña has rightly become a luminary in the international fashion scene, captivating audiences with his exceptional designs that blend cultural identity, romantic allure, and unparalleled craftsmanship. With a career spanning eight years, Bendaña’s meteoric rise is a testament to his unique vision and the global appeal of his work. A Testament To The Journey of a Visionary Erick Bendaña's journey from the vibrant streets of Nicaragua to the glamorous runways of the world is nothing short of extraordinary. Over the past eight years, his brand has garnered an impressive forty-seven international awards, solidifying his reputation as a powerhouse in the fashion industry. Bendaña's designs have graced the red carpets of Hollywood, with multiple celebrities and Miss Universe titleholders choosing his creations for their most important moments. The pinnacle of his career came in 2024 when one of his fantasy designs became the talk of the Met Gala, one of the most prestigious events in the fashion calendar. Bendaña’s influence extends far beyond the glitz and glamour of Hollywood. In recognition of his contributions to the fashion industry, he has been named one of the most influential designers in Latin America by Forbes Magazine, Central America. His work has also earned him the title of “Designer of the Year” by the Metropolitan Fashion Week Organization in Los Angeles, California, a testament to his standing among the fashion elite. More than this, Bendaña's legacy has now been immortalized by the Hollywood Walk of Fame Committee, which has recognized his exceptional contributions to the international fashion arena. As a result, one of his iconic designs is now permanently displayed inside The Hollywood Museum in Los Angeles, a fitting tribute to a designer whose work has left an indelible mark on the industry. The Essence of Erick Bendaña’s Designs: At the heart and core of Erick Bendaña's success is his ability to infuse his designs with a sense of romance and intricate detail. His creations beautifully capture the essence of his delicate nature, offering a blend of elegance, fantasy, and a touch of whimsy that has become synonymous with his brand. Bendaña’s designs are not merely garments; they are works of art, meticulously crafted to evoke emotion and tell a story. His brand, although still relatively young, has already established a significant presence in the United States and Central America. With a keen eye for detail and a deep understanding of his cultural roots, Bendaña has successfully projected his brand on some of the most important platforms in the fashion world. His ability to blend cultural identity with modern design has earned him the title of “Prince of Central American Design,” a title that was bestowed upon him during his debut at Dubai Fashion Week a few years ago. 505” by Erick Bendaña: A Celebration of Nicaraguan culture with couture Bendaña's latest collection, “505,” is a stunning showcase of his ability to merge cultural identity with contemporary fashion. Drawing inspiration from his native Nicaragua, the collection features prints that celebrate the dances and symbols characteristic of Nicaraguan culture. However, Bendaña does not merely present a nostalgic homage to his roots; he brings a modern, urban chic flair to the collection, particularly in the men’s suits, which are as versatile as they are stylish. The collection reaches its crescendo with a series of breathtaking evening and bridal gowns, each piece embodying the romantic allure that is the hallmark of the Erick Bendaña brand. These gowns are not just garments; they are a celebration of beauty, love, and the timeless elegance that defines Bendaña's work. Erick Bendaña is not just a designer; he is a visionary who has redefined what it means to be a fashion designer from Central America. His journey, marked by numerous accolades and international recognition, is a testament to his talent, perseverance, and unyielding commitment to his craft. As the Prince of Central American Design, Bendaña continues to captivate the fashion world with his unique blend of cultural identity, romance, and modern elegance. With each collection, he tells a story that transcends borders, inviting the world to experience the beauty and richness of his Nicaraguan heritage through the lens of high fashion. 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Sky Bar By Lebua, State Tower: Where The City Pauses And The Sky Pours Back LIFESTYLE Sky Bar By Lebua, State Tower: Where The City Pauses And The Sky Pours Back By Shriniwas Kodape 28 July 2025 Advertisement The elevator ride felt like a confession. Not the kind you make with words—but the kind your body makes when it realizes it’s rising too fast for your nerves to catch up. Sixty-four floors up in Bangkok, gravity takes a step back and lets you walk into something impossible. And then, the door opens. You don’t walk into Sky Bar By Lebua , State Tower—you emerge into it. There’s no transition. No warm-up. Just you, the skyline, and a bar glowing orange like it was ripped out of a Ridley Scott film and dropped onto the edge of the earth. It should be chaotic. But it’s not. It’s curated. Controlled. Calm, in a way only places that know they’re the center of the universe can afford to be. To your right, the golden dome glints under the moonlight like something holy.To your left, Bangkok spills out beneath you—rivers, towers, heat, and movement. But up here? It’s quiet. A whisper wrapped in neon. And dead center: the bar. Sky Bar by Lebua, State Tower isn’t just one of the highest rooftop bars in the world—it’s a character in its own story. A bar with credits in a Hollywood blockbuster (The Hangover Part II), a signature cocktail born from that film’s chaos, and a reputation that hangs heavy with altitude and attitude. You ask for the Hangovertini —because how could you not? Gin. Green tea vermouth. A swirl of rosemary honey and crisp apple. It tastes like someone distilled the memory of your wildest night and then dared you to drink it before making the same mistakes all over again. The LED-lit counter pulses around you—colors shift every ninety seconds: violet, orange, emerald. It makes your drink look like it’s in costume. It makes everyone around you look cooler than they probably are. It makes your heartbeat line up with the light. The crowd is a cocktail of its own—stylish couples with cameras, solo travelers nursing silence, influencers chasing golden hour, and then someone like you: in it, but not quite of it. You take a sip. The breeze catches your collar. The bar staff doesn’t pitch you anything—they offer. A tequila cocktail kissed with burnt orange and smoked vanilla. Then something mezcal-forward with roasted pineapple and a chili foam that lingers like a memory you don’t want to admit you miss. These aren’t just drinks. They’re declarations. Each one crafted with the precision of a watchmaker. Each one balanced for altitude, not ego. Thai herbs and citrus oils. Global spirits with Bangkok’s pulse running through them. There’s no menu for this part of the night—just trust and glassware. The bartenders don’t serve—they compose. And they don’t ask if you like it. They already know you do. There’s no food here. No distractions. Just drink and view. You lean against the edge. The rail is glass. The city below looks like it’s dancing. Someone’s laughing too loud. Someone else just proposed. And somewhere, far beneath it all, tuk-tuks still scream and street food still sizzles. But none of that touches you here. Because this isn’t the Bangkok of chaos. This is the Bangkok that floats. That glows. That lets you breathe. You look down. You look up. You order another. And then you remember: this is where they shot the scene. The wolfpack. The aftermath. The myth of the lost night. But here’s the truth the movie didn’t tell you— Sky Bar by Lebua, State Tower doesn’t give you a hangover. It gives you clarity. It doesn’t get you drunk. It gets you honest. Because somewhere between your second drink and your third silence, you start to realize—this place wasn’t built for hype. It was built for you. The version of you that wanted to taste what it feels like to be suspended in the sky. The one that needed to stand still while the world kept spinning below. The one that didn’t come looking for a drink—but found one that said, “I know who you are.” And that’s the thing about Sky Bar. You don’t just leave with a buzz. You leave remembering how to feel small, tall, and alive—at the same damn time. 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Omega Aqua Terra 30 MM: My Little Secret, Yours To Discover By Ananya Patankar Omega Aqua Terra 30 MM: My Little Secret, Yours To Discover 28 July 2025 FASHION Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Meet the Seamaster’s softest strength. Engineered in gold and grace, Omega’s new Seamaster Aqua Terra brings legacy, femininity, and innovation into a singular form. A luxurious whisper, a concealed spark, a treasure hidden in plain sight. With the grace of a secret slipping from lips, Omega introduces its most intimate horological evolution yet. My Little Secret is more than a campaign, it's an invitation into intimacy. And its muse? The new Omega Aqua Terra 30 mm . Slimmer, sleeker, and exuding quiet strength, the Aqua Terra 30 mm is a timepiece that doesn’t shout but rather suggests. Its appeal is subtle yet irresistible, like the brush of silk against skin or the last note of a beloved song. This is Omega’s answer to the modern woman’s desire: beauty that exudes without having to announce. Since 1902, Omega has set the gold standard in women’s timekeeping—blending mechanical mastery with artistry across iconic designs like the Ladymatic , Constellation , and Seamaster . With the Aqua Terra collection’s 30 mm debut, the maison introduces a new scale, one that redefines elegance for today’s world without sacrificing performance. With its 30 mm silhouette, Omega re-imagines versatility through a lens of subtle elegance and undeniable luxury. The 30 mm case opens a new dimension for Omega’s most versatile collection, gracefully balancing everyday wear-ability with unapologetic luxury. The collection unfurls like a private diary—twelve distinct timepieces, each revealing a different nuance of personality. There are the classics in brushed stainless steel, five in total, with polished link bracelets that shimmer like sunlight on water. Then, there’s the opulence: models in 18K Sedna Gold and 18K Moonshine Gold , glowing with warmth and complexity. For those who live between worlds, Omega offers graceful two-tone combinations that blend steel and gold in perfect harmony. At the heart of each piece is a radiant dial, framed in symmetry, marked by applied hour markers, and grounded by a discreet date window at 6 o’clock. Flip the watch, and the transparent sapphire crystal caseback reveals the real secret, Omega’s finest miniature engine to date. When it comes to the heartbeat of the watch, Raynald Aeschlimann, Omega’s President and CEO, puts it best: “The most beautiful part of the watch is the one you cannot immediately see.” Beneath the dial lies the Calibre 8750 (for stainless steel and two-tone models) or the Calibre 8751 (for Sedna and Moonshine Gold) both newly engineered for this intimately scaled case. It’s a technical triumph, conceived not just to fit but to elevate the smaller silhouette. Each movement carries the Master Chronometer certification, the pinnacle of precision, magnetism resistance, and durability. These calibres offer self-winding performance in both directions, enhanced by the Co-Axial escapement and silicon balance spring. They hold more than 48 hours of power reserve, enough for long weekends and last-minute escapes. It’s craftsmanship so refined, so hidden, you almost forget it’s there. But isn’t that the very definition of luxury? Much like a secret, the Aqua Terra 30 mm isn’t about making statements, it’s about confidence. The bracelets are engineered for seamless integration, sculpted in brushed and polished finishes, secured with Omega’s patented screw-and-pin system, and closed with a butterfly clasp that adjusts for effortless comfort. Every element, from the dial proportions to the feel on the wrist, speaks to the idea of ease, of elegance that doesn’t try too hard, of a luxury that’s lived in, not put on. To celebrate this release, Omega enlisted six luminaries , redefining modern femininity from across music, film, and fashion, each embodying the campaign’s sensibility: personal, expressive, quietly powerful. Among who are Ashley Graham , Tems , Ariana DeBose , Marisa Abela , Danielle Marsh , and Sunday Rose Kidman Urban . Their testimonials are intimate and disarming. Tems calls her watch “a layering essential.” Graham insists “it will never come off.” Ariana DeBose says it simply: “The ultimate secret is to wear it with joy.” In a rhythmic campaign film, the watch passes hand to hand like a shared confidence, underscoring the irresistible urge to reveal beauty, eventually. Omega suggests, this isn’t just another watch. It’s a secret you wear. A symbol of quiet rebellion against the overt and overstated. The Omega Aqua Terra 30 mm doesn’t seek the spotlight, it becomes it. For the woman who finds power in her own rhythm, elegance in her own way, and joy in things not everyone can see, this is your little secret . And perhaps, it’s time to let it slip. 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 Elie Saab H&M Is Bringing The Red Carpet Home 13 September 2026 FASHION By Sakshi Shah The Art Of Resort Dressing, According To Hanne Bloch 30 July 2026 FASHION By Sakshi Shah The New Foundations Of Style, According To Invogue 27 June 2026 FASHION By Sakshi Shah What's The Colour Of My Voice: Inside The Wonderfully Strange World Of Absent Findings' SS27 23 June 2026 FASHION RELATED POSTS Advertisement

A Journey Of Transformation, Empathy, And Unwavering Passion With Jitin Gulati By Anushka Sharma A Journey Of Transformation, Empathy, And Unwavering Passion With Jitin Gulati 11 October 2024 COVER STORIES Advertisement We recently had the pleasure of speaking with Jitin Gulati , a dynamic actor who has been making waves with his unique roles and remarkable journey in the entertainment industry. Reflecting on his career, Jitin shares that his evolution as an actor has been as much about personal growth as it has been about his diverse roles. “In one word, if I had to sum up my journey, it would be ‘enriching.’ The characters I've portrayed have taught me not only about the craft but also about myself as a person,” he shares, offering a glimpse into his reflective approach to his work. Jitin emphasizes that, for him, the genre of a project is secondary. What truly excites him is the complexity and depth of the roles he takes on. “I am more drawn to characters that are far removed from my own life. It’s an opportunity to explore new worlds and bring these unfamiliar personas to life with empathy.” He credits the directors and creative teams he works with for making this experience even more profound. One of Jitin’s latest projects, “Tribhuvan Mishra CA Topper”, available on Netflix, touches on important societal themes. “While the show is wrapped in a comedic tone, it subtly discusses issues like gender, masculinity, and how professions that are often misunderstood or stigmatized deserve the same respect as any other.” Jitin was particularly drawn to the lack of judgment in the script and was excited to work on a role that presented such important conversations in a lighthearted setting. When asked about his most cherished projects, Jitin couldn’t pick just one. He recalls the camaraderie developed over five years while working on “Bombay Meri Jaan”,particularly as the project spanned several COVID lockdowns. Another significant milestone in his career was playing a transgender character in “Kala”, a role that opened up an entirely new world for him. “From makeup to costume fittings, it was an immersive experience—both nerve-wracking and incredibly rewarding.” Despite his passion for acting, Jitin cherishes his time off with family. As an actor constantly on the move, he values the time spent reconnecting with his roots and his family in Faridabad. “It’s my way to recharge, and it grounds me,” he reflects. As for future plans, Jitin’s focus remains clear: he aims to keep learning and growing. He’s excited about his upcoming projects, including a supernatural horror film and a period fantasy drama. He also shared an inspiring facet of his life: before pursuing acting full-time, Jitin worked for nearly nine years in banking. “It was a big leap, but I’ve always known my dream was to act. Sometimes, you just have to take that chance,” he adds. In closing, Jitin revealed his admiration for industry legends Amitabh Bachchan and Shah Rukh Khan, both of whom he’s had the honor of working with. “People often say you shouldn’t meet your heroes, but in this case, you absolutely should. They are as remarkable in person as they are on screen.” This candid conversation with Jitin provided a deeper look into the man behind the roles—a thoughtful actor continually evolving in his craft and inspiring others with his journey. SEARCH A Journey Shaped By Courage, Creativity, And Social Media With Aditi Sharma COVER STORIES Inner Joy Trails My Inspiration : A Candid Conversation With The Creative Anushka Kaushik COVER STORIES Barkha Singh’s candid candour makes the way to an eye-catching interview COVER STORIES Educate, Empower, Excel: Priyanka Chahar Choudhary's Inspirational Overture COVER STORIES Waluscha De Sousa On Being Her ‘True Self’ And Going On The Dream Journey COVER STORIES POPULAR POSTS Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement By Sakshi Shah The Many Chapters Of Lekha Prajapati, From Performer To Storyteller 6 July 2026 COVER STORIES By Sakshi Shah Across Languages, One Voice: Sheena Chohan 1 April 2026 COVER STORIES By Sakshi Shah Mananveer Singh On Making Music That Feels Natural And Real 24 March 2026 COVER STORIES By Sakshi Shah Falak Khan On Acting, Identity, And Letting Her Work Speak For Itself 9 March 2026 COVER STORIES RELATED POSTS Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement

AiSPi Wanderlust Diaries: Marzook, L’Afshar, And A Fashion Bender In Mumbai By Shriniwas Kodape AiSPi Wanderlust Diaries: Marzook, L’Afshar, And A Fashion Bender In Mumbai 25 April 2025 FASHION Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement There are days in Mumbai when the air feels heavier, as if the city’s leaning in, waiting for something to happen. This was one of those days. On the top floors of The St. Regis Mumbai, the curtains pulled back, the champagne flowed too early, and a different kind of storm rolled in — a beautiful, high-fashion cyclone called AiSPi Wanderlust Diaries . Now, if you’ve never heard of AiSPi , let me put it this way — it’s not your typical, sterile pop-up pushing overpriced clichés. No, this is the stuff of fashion folklore, the kind of operation run by people who chase labels in alleyways of Antwerp and underground ateliers in Istanbul. They traffic in stories, not trends. And this weekend, they turned Mumbai into their playground. Marzook was there — those wild, sculptural bags that feel like tiny spaceships for your secrets, glittering like fever dreams under the ballroom lights. These weren’t bags you politely slung over your shoulder. No. These are bags you build an entire damn night around. You walk into a room with a Marzook, and you don’t just arrive — you declare war on subtlety. Then came L’Afshar . Minimalist? Sure. But not in that quiet, forgettable way. Sharp-edged, modern relics that look like they were carved out of glass by someone with a hangover and a god complex. I watched people — the loud, the shy, the ones pretending not to care — run their fingers over those cool, marble-like surfaces. They didn’t just want to carry them; they wanted to be the kind of person who could. And if you drifted past the handbags and martinis, you'd stumble onto things that didn't shout — but whispered in the most intoxicating ways. The Pen Stroke , with hand-drawn journals and prints that made you want to run away to somewhere lawless and write everything down. And The Charm Shop , selling tiny, sparkling talismans — little anchors in a city that never stops spinning. But here’s what most people won’t tell you: It wasn’t about the shopping. Not really. It was about what those pieces made you feel. It was about holding something that carried the fingerprints of another world. About standing in a room full of strangers and thinking, Damn, maybe Mumbai’s finally getting the fashion scene it deserves. And adding to this electric madness, AiSPi unveiled their new Spring/Summer 2025 collections — a breathtaking lineup from 30+ global designers , each piece a portal to some sun-drenched square in Valencia, a candlelit studio in Paris, or a wild rooftop atelier in Tbilisi. These weren’t just collections; they were declarations of where fashion is going next, and Mumbai got the first, intoxicating taste. By evening, the place wasn’t just a pop-up — it was a fever dream. People weren’t browsing; they were hunting. The room smelled like perfume, leather, ambition, and a little danger. And that’s exactly how it should be. Wanderlust Diaries wasn’t a polite fashion event. It was a beautiful, decadent act of rebellion. Proof that in this fast, crowded, endlessly noisy city, there’s still room for things that are rare, strange, and alive. Here’s to more nights like this. More stories told in silk, sequins, scribbled journals, and hard-edged acrylic bags. And to AiSPi — may they keep smuggling this beautiful madness across borders, bringing the world’s finest, strangest, most beautiful things straight into the heart of Mumbai. See you at the next one. Bring your chaos. And your wallet. 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 Elie Saab H&M Is Bringing The Red Carpet Home 13 September 2026 FASHION By Sakshi Shah The Art Of Resort Dressing, According To Hanne Bloch 30 July 2026 FASHION By Sakshi Shah The New Foundations Of Style, According To Invogue 27 June 2026 FASHION By Sakshi Shah What's The Colour Of My Voice: Inside The Wonderfully Strange World Of Absent Findings' SS27 23 June 2026 FASHION RELATED POSTS Advertisement

By Anushka Sharma By Anushka Sharma Beauty Secrets That Indian Women Swear By 17 June 2024 BEAUTY Advertisement Advertisement Have you ever admired the thick, glossy hair and flawless skin of Indian women, particularly those from the southern regions? Wondering how they maintain such beauty? Well, let's delve into the age-old beauty secrets that Indian women swear by, passed down through generations. 1. Magic of Coconut Oil for Hair: - Indian women, especially from the South, swear by coconut oil for their luscious locks. Coconut oil is like a magic potion, packed with nutrients that nourish the scalp and strengthen hair roots. - They massage warm coconut oil onto their scalp regularly, leaving it on for a few hours before washing it off with a mild shampoo. Some even use coconut milk as a natural conditioner for extra shine and smoothness. 2. Sesame Oil for Bright Eyes:* - Ever noticed the captivating eyes of Indian women? They attribute it to sesame oil! They apply sesame oil on the soles of their feet before bedtime, which not only relaxes them but also helps in keeping the eyes bright and stress-free. - Sesame oil contains antioxidants and healthy fats that soothe the delicate skin around the eyes, reducing dark circles and puffiness. 3. Glowing Skin with Oil Massages: - Oil massages are a ritual for Indian women, promoting radiant skin. Whether it's coconut or sesame oil, the gentle massage boosts blood circulation, leaving the skin soft and supple. - A special concoction of sesame oil with basil leaves, cloves, ginger, and turmeric powder is prepared for a weekly body massage, ensuring healthy and glowing skin. 4. Rose Water and Milk for Facial Glow: - Rose water is a staple in Indian beauty regimes, cherished for its cleansing and soothing properties. It's used as a toner to freshen up the face and maintain its natural glow. - Milk, on the other hand, acts as a nourishing facial toner, deeply moisturizing the skin with its rich content of lactic acid and fats. Additionally, homemade face masks made of yogurt and papaya are used for added hydration and radiance. 5. DIY Beauty Recipes: - Indian women love concocting their own beauty potions using readily available ingredients. From rose petals to lemon juice and turmeric, these DIY recipes cater to individual skin needs and preferences. - Imagine mixing rose petals with lemon juice to create a refreshing face mist or blending turmeric with yogurt for a brightening face mask. The possibilities are endless! By embracing these traditional beauty secrets, you can unlock the timeless allure of Indian women. With simple yet effective ingredients from nature, you too can achieve that coveted Indian beauty that has captivated hearts for centuries. So why not give it a try and unveil the beauty within you, the Indian way! Advertisement SEARCH 5 Face Cleansers That Are Taking The Market Of Skincare By A Storm BEAUTY Exposing Skin Care Myths Through A Dermatologist BEAUTY Home Ingredients That Dermatologists Swear By BEAUTY Unbox The Magic Of Nykaa Beauty BEAUTY Victoria’s Secret’s Bombshell Turns 15: A Fragrance That Still Owns The Room BEAUTY POPULAR POSTS Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement By Sakshi Shah The Father’s Day Fragrance Guide: A Scent For Every Kind Of Dad 20 June 2026 BEAUTY By Sakshi Shah The Curl Co Is Bringing A Fresh Perspective To Curl Care In India 14 June 2026 BEAUTY By Sakshi Shah Could This Be Any More Iconic - Swiss Beauty x Friends 28 April 2026 BEAUTY By Sakshi Shah For Mornings That Feel Easy And Look Put Together 19 March 2026 BEAUTY RELATED POSTS Advertisement

SOCIETY By Shrinivas Kodape A New Year Resolution That Doesn’t Involve Fixing Yourself 19 January 2026 SOCIETY Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement I have spent most of my adult life chasing structure. Deadlines, routines, productivity systems, plans that promise clarity. Like many of us, I begin every new year telling myself that this will be the one where I become healthier, calmer, more balanced. And like many of us, I often measure that balance in steps walked, hours slept, tasks completed. What I rarely count is how often I allow myself to create, or even simply experience art without an agenda. Reading about the growing body of research linking creativity to mental and physical wellbeing forced me to pause. Not because it felt revolutionary, but because it felt uncomfortably familiar. Somewhere deep down, we already know this. We just forget to practice it. The idea that art could meaningfully shape how we feel, how we age, and how resilient we become is not new. What is new is how clearly science is now catching up with instinct. I am not writing this as someone who has figured it out. I am writing this as someone actively trying. Trying to read more without scanning. Trying to listen to music without multitasking. Trying to sit in a gallery or a performance without immediately thinking about what comes next. Trying to create without worrying whether the result is useful or productive. And I will be honest, it is harder than it sounds. I collect books. Shelves of them. Stacks waiting patiently by the bed, on the desk, in corners of the house. I love the weight of them, the promise they carry, the belief that one day I will sit still long enough to read them the way they deserve. Discipline, however, does not always arrive when intention does. Some days, the books remain untouched. And I have learned to make peace with that. One page at a time. One day at a time. We live in a world that rewards efficiency. Art does not operate on efficiency. It asks for presence. It asks for time without a guaranteed outcome. And yet, study after study now suggests that engaging with creativity does something essential to us. It steadies the nervous system. It improves mood. It strengthens memory and emotional processing. It gives the brain room to breathe. What struck me most was not the data itself, but the simplicity of it. You do not need to be an artist. You do not need training or talent. You only need to engage. Attend a concert. Read a book slowly. Draw without posting it. Write without publishing it. Dance without documenting it. These acts activate parts of the brain that daily routines rarely touch. They remind us that we are not only here to function. We are here to feel. There is also something deeply human about how art connects us to one another. Loneliness has become one of the quiet health crises of our time. Creative spaces offer connection without pressure. Sitting in a theatre, a museum, or even a small music venue places you among others without demanding performance. You share an experience. You feel something together. That matters more than we acknowledge. I have noticed this shift in myself when I make room for creativity, even imperfectly. My thoughts slow. My reactions soften. Problems that felt heavy suddenly feel manageable. It is not because art fixes anything directly, but because it changes how I hold things. It creates distance between stimulus and response. It reminds me that life is not a checklist. This does not mean abandoning discipline or responsibility. It means expanding our idea of health. We speak often about balance, but we rarely give creativity a seat at the table. We treat it as optional, as leisure, as something to indulge in only after everything else is done. The truth is, everything else is never done. Art has to be chosen deliberately. There is something grounding about returning to creativity in a world obsessed with speed. Art moves at a human pace. It unfolds. It resists shortcuts. It invites reflection. And in doing so, it strengthens mental resilience in ways that productivity culture never can. As an editor, I am constantly surrounded by creativity. As a human, I am still learning how to receive it properly. I am learning to stop treating art as something I consume quickly and start treating it as something I sit with. My books remind me of that daily. Not as a source of guilt, but as an invitation. If there is one intention worth carrying into this year, it is this. Make space for art without justification. Let it exist in your life without needing to explain its value. Trust that what nourishes the mind will eventually steady the body. Trust that creativity is not a luxury, but a necessity we have forgotten how to prioritize. I am trying to live by this too. Slowly. Imperfectly. 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