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Elegance is Everything: How Korean Fashion Has Swept The World by Rupashree Ravi Elegance is Everything: How Korean Fashion Has Swept The World 1 August 2022 FASHION Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement It is no doubt that elegant, comfortable and classy fashion has become the go-to choice for this young and booming generation. Young adults’ interest and fascination towards growing popular cultures are reflected in their music, food, and fashion choices, to name a few. With the Hallyu wave taking over the world by storm, where Korean cultural practices are gaining popularity and increased overseas attention, K-fashion has found itself a loyal and global fanbase. It has become an international phenomenon that has paved its way into the Indian market too. Simply put, K-fashion or Korean fashion is inspired by the global love for K-pop and K-dramas, which at the moment, appears to be at an all-time high in India. It is a fusion of modern fashion with a tweak of conservative style and is quickly becoming a strong fashion statement all across the world. K-fashion, with its Less is More attitude sets its clothing apart from other fashion trends. From baggy pants, and oversized tops to trench coats and tote bags, K-fashion has got you all covered. This is because the sense of style is an aesthetic that is delicate, yet quite distinctive compared to other cultures. It doesn’t scream, rather it is simple yet minimal and classy. Korean boy band BTS has revolutionized the fashion scene in the country. Whether it is the basic colour palettes of muted and pastel colours like beige and grey, Koreans will flaunt their elegance as they go for a formal yet casual style. High-waisted pants and a luxurious blouse complemented with high heels is the most sought-after look for Korean women. Such an outfit is classy and professional at the same time. They wear blazers with sneakers and still look sophisticated, having an element of intricacy. Korean fashion aesthetics are built around one or two prints, instead of vibrant and energetic colours, which are considered to be less fashionable. Some of their iconic trends are slacks, high waist palazzo pants, denim, miniskirts, jumpsuits, suspenders, polo shirts, straight-cut jeans, padded jackets, and playsuits. “Thanks to its vibrant hues and bold colour combinations, Korean fashion has become a living example of how different clothing styles can suit every taste.” Shin Min-a’s fashion in the hit K-drama, Hometown Cha Cha Cha Son Ye-Jin sporting a classy look in Crash Landing On You A major distinction from western fashion is how Koreans reveal their skin. Since showing off skin is not very common in their culture, they choose a part to flaunt while covering up the rest. For instance, if they wear a pair of shorts, they complement it with an elegant blouse for a formal look. Knee or thigh-high long socks are also very common with dresses. Moreover, their use of accessories like handbags and jewellery. Hair accessories like berets, face caps, hairpins and clips complement beautiful hairstyles by adding a unique and personal touch. Even Korean men flaunt these accessories and completely rock their look. K-pop idols Hongjoong, Kai and G-Dragon are well-known for their iconic fashion statements. This fashion trend, thus, stimulates a graceful aura that is discreet and focused on utmost comfort. K-fashion is a major source of inspiration in the fashion world. The trend has just taken off in India as we see a high demand for these clothing styles. However, with rising popularity and interest in Korean culture and fashion, the best of the Hallyu wave is yet to come. #K -fashion #KoreanFashion #BTS #Hallyu #KoreanWave 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 Emporio Armani SS26 Is What Effortless Actually Looks Like Right Now 13 April 2026 FASHION By Sakshi Shah Max Fashion Turns 20 At Lakmé Fashion Week, In A Showcase That Felt Instinctive 7 April 2026 FASHION By Sakshi Shah Inside Lakmé Fashion Week: Triune By Prasoon Sharma Presents Fragile Dreams 2 April 2026 FASHION By Sakshi Shah Inside Gen Next At Lakmé Fashion Week: A Showcase Led By Saim 31 March 2026 FASHION RELATED POSTS Advertisement

Top 5 Affordable Brands by Neha Pande Top 5 Affordable Brands 1 November 2020 FASHION Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement “I love the confidence that makeup gives me.” – Tyra Banks. But at times this confidence comes at a great price. We all want to bring out the best version of ourselves, not just to look pretty but to take our artistic side out of us. In the world of makeup we all try to look for affordable brands which are cheaper yet have phenomenal results. Luxury brands are best at what they do but in today’s time these affordable brands are going neck to neck with these luxury brands. We have curated a list of top 11 affordable brands with amazing results – Lakmé – Lakmé is one of the biggest brands in India which started in 1952 for women in India. The brand is also famous for its ‘Lakmé Fashion Week’ which takes place every year. The brand is known for its campaigns with Kareena Kapoor. One thing that you must buy from the company is its Lakme Eyeconic Kajal for big, beautiful and popping eyes. Maybelline – Maybelline is an American brand which was founded by Thomas Lyle Williams in 1915 and was named in honour of his sister. The brand in 2019 collaborated with Puma for a limited edition, Puma X Maybelline line. One thing the company is trademark and known for is its Mascara. But one thing that you must buy from the company is it’s Maybelline Instant Age Rewind Eraser Dark Circles Treatment Concealer as it goes neck n’ neck with Tartes Shape Tape Concealer or any high end brand’s concealer. Nykaa – Nykaa is a recently launched brand which has taken the makeup industry by storm. Launched by Falguni Nayar in 2012, Nykaa achieved its heights in 2015 e-commerce. The brand is known for its ‘Nykaa Femina Beauty Awards’ and ‘The Power List’ with Vogue India. The company also launched Katrina Kaif’s brand, Kay Beauty in 2019. The company has all brands on its website but one thing you must buy are Nykaa’s Lipsticks. NYX – NYX is a brand which came from a humble beginning and turned into this storm of a brand which gave even the high end brands a run for their money. The brand started in a tiny 600 square feet apartment in California by Toni Ko after taking a loan from her parents. From then till now, the brand has skyrocketed in the industry. NYX has everything you need but one thing you must try from the brand is it’s Soft Matte Lip Cream and eyeshadow palettes. L’Oréal – L’Oréal as a brand is a household staple, not in just the makeup industry but in the beauty industry as a whole. The brand was founded in 1909 in France. The company is known for its wide range of products from cosmetics to skin care and hair. The brand is known for having big actresses working for it like, Deepika Padukone who is currently the global ambassador of L’Oreal. The brand is known for many things but one thing you must try from the Cosmetic side of the brand has to be its Infallible Foundation. 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 Emporio Armani SS26 Is What Effortless Actually Looks Like Right Now 13 April 2026 FASHION By Sakshi Shah Max Fashion Turns 20 At Lakmé Fashion Week, In A Showcase That Felt Instinctive 7 April 2026 FASHION By Sakshi Shah Inside Lakmé Fashion Week: Triune By Prasoon Sharma Presents Fragile Dreams 2 April 2026 FASHION By Sakshi Shah Inside Gen Next At Lakmé Fashion Week: A Showcase Led By Saim 31 March 2026 FASHION RELATED POSTS Advertisement

From Seoul To Your Closet: Musinsa's K-Pop Style Revolution By Ananya Patankar From Seoul To Your Closet: Musinsa's K-Pop Style Revolution 26 July 2025 FASHION Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Discover Musinsa’s K-Pop ready wardrobe, idol-inspired looks, fan-friendly prices, and authentic Korean style in every piece. K-Pop and K-Drama fans everywhere can now strategically elevate their style game, no need to jet off to Seoul. With Musinsa , the global branch of the renowned Korean streetwear platform, fans can effortlessly channel their favorite idols through clothes and accessories inspired by K-Pop flair. From cozy preppy staples that recall side-by-side outfits on weekly music shows, to edgy statement pieces reminiscent of trendsetting K-Drama wardrobes, Musinsa delivers an immersive Korean fashion experience that's accessible, diverse, and affordable. One of Musinsa’s greatest strengths is its breadth. Whether you're hunting for sporty hoodies that capture the youthful energy of the dance practice room, sleek blazers and cropped trousers that stage stylists favor, or quirky accessories seen in recent music-video aesthetics, Musinsa’s catalogue has it. Musinsa allows their customers to pick and mix ensemble elements, like color-blocked jackets, layered tees, bold patterns, chic all-black sets, bucket hats, and crossbody bags, that evoke the curated looks of their biases on the daily. Musinsa offers tiered pricing to accommodate a broad audience: everyday basics start around $30–$40, statement outerwear like bomber jackets and denim pieces typically range $60–$150, and standout accessories or premium collaborations clock in at $100–$200. Even customers on a budget can build a full outfit, for example, combine a $35 graphic tee, $50 wide-leg pants, and a $25 cap, while staying under $120 total. The frequent site promotions, like flash sales or limited-edition drops give K-Pop fans similar thrill to snagging concert merch before it sells out. Musinsa goes beyond mere apparel, it understands cultural context. Their look-books and style editorials feature Korean idols and drama stars, offering year-round inspiration. With clean product photography that mimics K-Pop comebacks, fans can see outfits styled in ways that echo MV and album imagery. There's also a “picked by stylist” tag for pieces akin to recent TV-show wardrobe looks, giving a backstage pass vibe to Korean entertainment fashion. Though based in Seoul, Musinsa’s global site makes shipping to the U.S. fast and seamless, you choose the familiar K-Pop aesthetic, and they handle localization issues of sizing and currency. Multilingual support, international sizing charts, and return-friendly policies make it easy for overseas fans to shop with confidence. More than just a store, Musinsa is a fashion gateway: it enables fans to adopt aspirational styles from the Korean entertainment scene and weave them into everyday life. Whether you’re dressing for a meet-up, concert viewing party, or just want to channel K-Takeaway daily edge, Musinsa’s curated drops, authentic photography, and idol-level inspiration are tailor-made for K-Pop devotees. Musinsa isn’t merely selling clothes, it’s weaving the essence of K-Pop and K-Drama into global daily wardrobes. With a curated selection of apparel and accessories that reflect Korean street style, accessible prices, and drop-based excitement, Musinsa makes it easy for fans to display their love for K-Pop through fashion. It's the ideal portal for building a Korean-infused closet, one outfit at a time. SEARCH Why does Fashion Need Fashion Shows FASHION From Dreams To Crowns: Anuradha Garg’s Inspiring Mrs. India Story FASHION Colour Psychology in Fashion: Explained FASHION Legendary Female Icons Who Made Fashion Statements In The 20th Century FASHION The House of Chanel: History FASHION POPULAR POSTS Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement By Sakshi Shah Emporio Armani SS26 Is What Effortless Actually Looks Like Right Now 13 April 2026 FASHION By Sakshi Shah Max Fashion Turns 20 At Lakmé Fashion Week, In A Showcase That Felt Instinctive 7 April 2026 FASHION By Sakshi Shah Inside Lakmé Fashion Week: Triune By Prasoon Sharma Presents Fragile Dreams 2 April 2026 FASHION By Sakshi Shah Inside Gen Next At Lakmé Fashion Week: A Showcase Led By Saim 31 March 2026 FASHION RELATED POSTS Advertisement

How Fashion Shapes and Represents Our Identity by Yashi Srivastava How Fashion Shapes and Represents Our Identity 14 December 2022 FASHION Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement From the stores we visit to the colors that we pick to wear, everything is influenced by our individual personality. While fashion certainly gets us moving towards what’s trending in the current world, it also gets us closer to who we really are by helping us find our own sense of style. It is that simple and it is that complicated - to understand fashion and find our true selves in and with it. So, how does fashion shape and represent our identity? Let’s try and understand. Fashion and age You will see a 15-year old dressed in the fashion of a 50-year old one day and come across a 40-something woman dressed as a k-pop idol in her 20s. Well, it completely depends on the mental or chosen age of the person that how they want to present themselves through their fashion. Many teenagers love wearing sneakers and accessories while a lot of them prefer to adorn baggy jeans with loose T-shirts. In a social event, no two people of the same age will dress the same. Woman A would come in a little black dress while woman B would wear a shimmer top with boyfriend jeans. Fashion and gender The identity surrounding men and women's fashion is another way fashion shapes and represents us. For example, skirts are for women and pants for men. Make-up is only for women while men cannot wear mascara even if they want! If you notice, fashion represents our identities as male and female, even though the world is awakening and the boundary between gender according to gender is fading. Thanks to men in fashion, art, and music, who are challenging the gender norms in fashion and bringing more fluidity and flexibility to it. Also, the LGBTQ+ communities, who are challenging it all, from fashion to acceptance - the world is waking up for good! So, shoutout to men who love to wear lipsticks and women who want to adorn business suits all the time - it is your era and you can shape fashion according to your identity however you want! Fashion and values When a female crosses the age of 13 or 14, she starts receiving the programming of dressing modestly. Well, most of them, so they do not become the object of sexuality- the reality is far from it but you get what I mean, right? Most women grow up in modest fashion so they do not draw attention to them whereas men can walk around however they want. The fashion where women must cover their skins with long skirts and full tops reflects the value of not just an individual buy an entire culture. However, the times are changing and we, as human beings, need to understand that fashion and culture may go hand in hand but it doesn't have to be as per the norms, but individual choice of men and women both. Fashion is a unique way to tell the world about who we are as human beings. It lets us communicate or in some ways, scream, our individuality to the world. So, why wait for the world to allow us to be who we are? So, go ahead, and try a new fashion today and if it resonates with your individuality, keep the trend. Fashion is more than just a style statement; it boasts of your identity and individuality. Blob - How many times have you wanted to try a new piece of clothing or a footwear simply because you thought it speaks to you, or suits your personality? Well, this is how fashion shapes you and if you continue experimenting with it, it will soon become a part of your identity. #Fashion #FashionYourIdentity #LGBTQFashion #StyleAndFashion #Individuality 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 Emporio Armani SS26 Is What Effortless Actually Looks Like Right Now 13 April 2026 FASHION By Sakshi Shah Max Fashion Turns 20 At Lakmé Fashion Week, In A Showcase That Felt Instinctive 7 April 2026 FASHION By Sakshi Shah Inside Lakmé Fashion Week: Triune By Prasoon Sharma Presents Fragile Dreams 2 April 2026 FASHION By Sakshi Shah Inside Gen Next At Lakmé Fashion Week: A Showcase Led By Saim 31 March 2026 FASHION RELATED POSTS Advertisement

5 Oldest & Famous Film Festivals in the World by Akash Khatri 5 Oldest & Famous Film Festivals in the World 1 December 2020 FASHION Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Can you imagine a world without movies? Well, I cannot! We all rejoice watching films and film festivals play a vital part by binding the global film culture. Film festivals started back in the 20th century and at present there are almost 3000 active film festivals around the globe. Well, let us dive in and check out of the 5 oldest and famous film festivals in the world: Venice International Film Festival: The very first film festival is the very first film festival that commenced back on August 6, 1932. Initially, it started as a part of the Venice Biennale., which was one of the oldest art exhibitions in Italy. The festival is held in late August or early September on the islands of Lido in the Venice Lagoon. The highest award of this festival is Golden Lion, which is given to the best film screened in this film festival. Moscow International Film Festival: This film festival dates to 1935 but unlike most of the oldest film festivals it is not as famous as other film festivals. One of the reasons being, it was not held every year till 1999. But this is currently growing and attracting better movies and better filmmakers from around the globe. Locarno International Film Festival: This film festival was launched back in 1946 in Switzerland, just after World War II ended. This is held every year to date. The top prize of the festival is the Golden Leopard which is given to the best film in the international category! Cannes Film Festival: The origin of this film festival goes back to the year 1938-39. It is called as “Festival de Cannes” and started in France. The main reason behind starting this film festival was that the French wanted to compete with the Venice Film Festival. Golden Palm is the most prestigious award given to the best-screened film in this film festival. This film festival is held annually but in recent years this film festival has been in news for a lot of controversies! Berlin International Film Festival: This is also known as Berinale, was found in West Germany in the year 1952 (during the Cold War period). Berlin Film Festival has the largest public attendance with a minimum of 3,00,000 tickets sold (approximately) each year. The Golden Bear is the highest prize awarded to the best film at this film festival. #filmlover #awards #Goldenawards #filmmakers #filmfestivals #film 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 Emporio Armani SS26 Is What Effortless Actually Looks Like Right Now 13 April 2026 FASHION By Sakshi Shah Max Fashion Turns 20 At Lakmé Fashion Week, In A Showcase That Felt Instinctive 7 April 2026 FASHION By Sakshi Shah Inside Lakmé Fashion Week: Triune By Prasoon Sharma Presents Fragile Dreams 2 April 2026 FASHION By Sakshi Shah Inside Gen Next At Lakmé Fashion Week: A Showcase Led By Saim 31 March 2026 FASHION RELATED POSTS Advertisement

Going Green, One Stitch At A Time by Anushka Sharma Going Green, One Stitch At A Time 24 April 2023 FASHION Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Isha Nabar’s sense of fashion is eternal, because it is ethical. The very multi-talented fashion designer “Isha Nabar” uses a variety of hand stitched techniques on the hand woven fabric of khadi to do her bit for the betterment of the environment. Isha , an accomplished fashion designer of Indian origin, is based in New York and commenced with her multi-disciplinary learning at the Parsons School of Design, New York. Her niches of interest included fashion, business and jewellery design, the knowledge of which has actually given her quite an edge as a designer. Her much discussed initiative, ‘Charkhara’ (colloquially translated as wheel - 'Charkha' and green - 'Hara') is based on the design of a sustainable garment that is completely hand-stitched, through the usage of a hand spun fabric that is ‘Khadi’. This fabric, constituted of natural fibre, has played a significant role in the cultural, political, and socio-economic past of the country as many of us know. It was introduced by Mahatma Gandhi during the colonial rule in India, when he himself spun the yarn on the wheel to instil a sense of self-reliance amongst people. Khadi is since then spun on the ‘Charkha’ (the spinning wheel on which the yarn is hand spun.) The Charkha, with 24 spokes, which is also present on the Indian flag, is a symbolic representation of the hours of the day and the value of time. Taking this forward, Isha’s garment has 24 unique joinery techniques which beautifully acknowledge the efforts of those who spin the wheel painstakingly for 24 hours a day. The key intention behind this initiative is to avoid the use of machinery altogether in order to make a truly sustainable garment. She has therefore innovated these non-intrusive and hand crafted joinery systems of a wheel and a coin - a ‘paisa’ (equivalent to a penny) to construct the entire piece. One can spin the wheel to adjust the fit of the garment, while pulling closer the coin. The ‘paisa’ is meant to be a reminder of the minimal wages of the artisans. Isha explains “With this project, I hope to raise awareness on the khadi fabric, the negligible pay of the khadi artisans and the laborious process of hand spinning this fabric.” She wants to increase its perceived value and shift the mind-sets of the audience to more conscious consumption for a greener tomorrow. By using a hand woven fabric like khadi, along with specialised hand stitched techniques, she brings to the forefront the possibility of a process that is entirely sustainable in not only producing a garment but also in its end use. Her thoughtful and intentional design now lends the wearer the possibility of draping the exquisite Khadi fabric in multiple stunning and fashion-forward forms of outerwear. Isha’s design is disruptive, shows brilliance in its concept, is innovative and most importantly, has a deep emphasis towards responsible fashion. In a complex and evolving industry, ‘Charkhara’ is a conversation starter and clearly representative of her unique and novice design ideology, which is going beyond the mere aesthetics and functionality of fashion. It also explores the realm of sustainable material development and empowers the artisanal communities. Isha’s superlative skills, technical expertise and intelligence is well displayed in the complex joinery system which holds the fabric together. The final outcome was an outstanding, one-of-a-kind couture piece, born from the harmonising generational heritage with some unmistakably luxurious silhouettes, whilst carrying a profound message. This collection stays true to the roots of Khadi, thus retaining its rawness and presenting itself as an exhibit that is earthy and tonal. “The fabric itself is so well-worked, I wanted to let it shine and give it the stage it deserves” Isha tells us. There is nothing more captivating in fashion than the synergy of a sense of play and a purpose, which Isha has exuded graciously! She brings a point of view to the table that is rare to come by. Ironically maximizing a sense of purpose within a minimalistic framework, ‘Charkhara’ tells a story of rich artistry in a way that repositions the Khadi fabric with refinement and finesse. Isha is internationally recognized for her distinctive skills and ingenious design thinking, resulting in her bagging the AATCC Foundation Jasani Textile Scholarship and being a finalist for UK’s Creative Conscience Award. Isha has also worked with fashion houses like Tanya Taylor, Oscar de la Renta and Derek Lam in New York and Masaba and Vogue in India, giving her global exposure and fuelling her creativity as an artist. She is a new age designer to watch out for with her aesthetic sensibilities, critical thinking and views on a greener tomorrow. And she believes in getting there one stitch at a time! 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Dubai Fashion Week FW25: A Star-Studded Global Affair By Anushka Uniyal Dubai Fashion Week FW25: A Star-Studded Global Affair 31 January 2025 FASHION Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Dubai Fashion Week (DWF) is back, and it’s bigger than ever! As the fashion world preps up for a season of high glamour and innovation, DFW is setting the tone with its much-anticipated Fall/Winter 2025 showcase. Running from February 1 to 6, this fourth edition secures Dubai’s position as a global fashion force, stealing the spotlight before New York, London, Milan, and Paris take their turn. Get ready for a runway spectacle like no other! Co-founded by Dubai Design District (D3) and the Arab Fashion Council (AFC), DFW promises a roster of new launches featuring designers and brands from across the Middle East, Asia and Europe. The excitement kicks off with the Instagram DFW Party and builds on past successful initiatives like the Round Table discussions. “The Middle East’s growing demand for luxury fashion and its diverse craftsmanship continues to position it as a thriving hub for design talent,” says Khadija Al Bastaki, Senior Vice President of Dubai Design District. A Fusion Of Culture And Couture Dubai Design District (D3) will turn into a mecca of creativity, showcasing over 25 established and emerging designers from across the globe, including France, India, Indonesia, Iraq, Kuwait, Lebanon, Morocco, Russia, Turkey and the UAE. This eclectic mix is set to deliver a vibrant collision of cultures and creativity. For the first time in its history, celebrated couture brand Paolo Sebastian is set to make its debut on the Dubai runways as the first Australian fashion house to showcase at the event. Known for his intricate storytelling through design, its debut promises to be nothing short of a spectacle! Closing the week will be India’s fashion maestro, Manish Malhotra . Having worked with Bollywood’s finest talent, Malhotra’s grand finale collection is set to leave audiences spellbound with artistry and finesse. New Talent And Fresh Perspectives DFW is more than a runway event, it's an exciting mix of established names and rising stars. This season, luxury streetwear label Les Benjamins joins fashion powerhouses like Michael Cinco , Dima Ayad and Weinsanto , promising a showcase of boundary-pushing creativity. Adding to the excitement, diversity takes centre stage with RIVA’s inclusive designs, while Molato infuses Moroccan heritage with sustainable fashion. The avant-garde spirit continues with British-Iraqi designer Tara Babylon unveiling her debut evening wear collection while emerging talent from NIF Global London School of Trends steps into the spotlight. Beyond the runway, fashion enthusiasts can immerse themselves in exclusive events at That Concept Store and Etoile Boutique, making this season a true celebration of global fashion and fresh perspectives. What’s New? One of the focal points of this edition is the International Buyers Program, running from February 3 to 5. This initiative brings together a curated selection of international buyers from global hubs like the USA, Italy, UK and Germany, expanding on DFW's vibrant retail community by connecting local designers with high-profile buyers. Commenting on the Buyer’s Program, Mohammed Aqra, Chief Strategy Officer of the Arab Fashion Council, said: “By connecting local designers with top international buyers, we aim to drive sustainable business expansion, stimulate economic growth and enhance the global prominence of Arab fashion.” Dubai As A Rising Fashion Empire Dubai Fashion Week has consistently surpassed expectations with each event a huge success. The most recent editions saw Roberto Cavalli ’s breathtaking collection that wrapped up the 2024 week in absolute style. In 2023, Carolina Herrera’s exclusive presentation and Naomi Campbell’s runway appearance for Rizman Ruzaini truly stole the spotlight. Such iconic moments have strongly established the city’s foundation as the next global fashion capital. Dubai has proved to be more than a luxury shopping destination. It is a major force in the world of fashion, attracting big names and emerging designers. Each year, DFW sets the bar higher, leaving us eagerly awaiting what’s next. Dubai Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2025 Schedule: February 1, 2025 Zeena Zaki, 6 pm Manel, 7 pm Toton, 8 pm Angelo Estera, 9 pm February 2, 2025 NFD Global London School Of Trends, 4 pm Paolo Sebastian, 6 pm Weinsanto, 7 pm Antoine Kareh, 8 pm Velvety Couture, 9 pm February 3, 2025 Etoile La Boutique, 4:30 pm BLSSD, 6 pm Tara Babylon, 7 pm Dima Ayad, 8 pm February 4, 2025 Mrs Keepa, 3:30 pm Viva Vox, 6 pm Lama Jouni, 7 pm Choice, 8 pm RIVA, 8:30 pm Michael Cinco, 10 pm February 5, 2025 THAT Concept Store, 4:30 pm Saijamin, 6 pm Molato, 6:30 pm Les Benjamins, 9 pm February 6, 2025 Manish Malhotra, 9 pm (By direct invite only) Looking Ahead: DFW 2025! As Dubai Fashion Week 2025 gets closer, the excitement is building, and it’s hard to contain the buzz! Everyone’s eagerly anticipating what’s sure to be an unforgettable experience. With every show, it’s bound to be a thrilling ride of innovation, style and jaw-dropping moments. DFW 2025 is here to wow us, get ready for a season that’s nothing short of spectacular! 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 Emporio Armani SS26 Is What Effortless Actually Looks Like Right Now 13 April 2026 FASHION By Sakshi Shah Max Fashion Turns 20 At Lakmé Fashion Week, In A Showcase That Felt Instinctive 7 April 2026 FASHION By Sakshi Shah Inside Lakmé Fashion Week: Triune By Prasoon Sharma Presents Fragile Dreams 2 April 2026 FASHION By Sakshi Shah Inside Gen Next At Lakmé Fashion Week: A Showcase Led By Saim 31 March 2026 FASHION RELATED POSTS Advertisement

Love child of Punk and Scene: Grunge by Neha Pande Love child of Punk and Scene: Grunge 27 July 2020 FASHION Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement If Punk fashion is an ‘anti fashion’ stance or movement then Grunge can be seen as a ‘non fashion’ statement or movement away from the typical sense of fashion set by fashion agencies or designers. Grunge is a love child of Punk and Scene which was also inspired by the comfortable fashion sense of the Hippie era. It was inspired by the dark theme of Punk with the nonchalant and loose fashion of the Hippie, i.e. a comfortable, uncoordinated look with the edgy style of Scene added to it which makes it look appealing. From vintage band tee shirts, flannels, oversized wool Pendletons to chunky Dr. Marten’s combat boots, high-waist jeans or comfortable cargo pants are some of the Grunge essentials. Grunge is an alternative rock music style featuring electric guitars and dragging lyrics. Grunge fashion is a part of grunge music genre and sub culture which started in mid 1980s Seattle and reached its popularity in early 2000s. This fashion is iconic with its durability and timeless thrifting with a vintage style. Celebrities like Kurt Cobain, the singer-guitarist of Nirvana used to wear an oversized striped sweater, ripped jeans, a pair of converse and unkempt hair which influenced grunge fashion. “Grunge has changed over time; flannels and Dr. Martens which were worn as “non fashion” statements have changed into a movement; a fashion statement in itself.” Designers like Marc Jacobs brought grunge to a luxury platform in 1993. He was inspired by his creative director of women’s design at Perry Ellis, debuting a whole spring collection inspired by grunge. A French brand which you all know as Louis Vuitton joined in the grunge fashion statement in 1997. Yet the fashion statement was called “ghastly” and only took off in the 2000s. It soon after became mainstream and made its way to the runways. Soon grunge trademarks like heavy layering, flannels, vintage band tees, Dr. Martens, oversized slouchy sweaters and many more were seen everywhere. Even today grunge fashion is alive but with some alterations and enhancements to aid the modern fashion. This has given birth to a whole new sub-genre of grunge aesthetic i.e. soft grunge, pastel grunge, cute grunge, Indie grunge and vintage grunge. The basic grunge of the 90s was dark and heavily inspired by scene and punk rock while these new genres were inspired by the various aesthetic needs of modern fashion. Grunge as a fashion statement has evolved and now it just doesn’t include dark but has some lighter shades added to its sub genres. It no longer contains just vintage band tees, ripped jeans, oversized sweaters or combat boots but has accommodated skirts, dresses, shorts, crop tops, cargo pants etc. with the basic grunge aesthetics. It’s a medley, mix and match, which is what fashion is. #GrungePunkFashionStatementFashionstatementStyleDesign 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 Emporio Armani SS26 Is What Effortless Actually Looks Like Right Now 13 April 2026 FASHION By Sakshi Shah Max Fashion Turns 20 At Lakmé Fashion Week, In A Showcase That Felt Instinctive 7 April 2026 FASHION By Sakshi Shah Inside Lakmé Fashion Week: Triune By Prasoon Sharma Presents Fragile Dreams 2 April 2026 FASHION By Sakshi Shah Inside Gen Next At Lakmé Fashion Week: A Showcase Led By Saim 31 March 2026 FASHION RELATED POSTS Advertisement

Through Expression Of Daksha Rathore's Impactful And Empowering Influence On Fashion by Akshra Khandelwal Through Expression Of Daksha Rathore's Impactful And Empowering Influence On Fashion 26 August 2023 FASHION Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement In the dazzling realm of social media, where every scroll introduces us to new trends and inspirations, one name has risen to prominence, leaving an indelible mark on the fashion world and beyond. Daksha Rathore, a name that needs no introduction, stands as a beacon of authenticity and style, celebrated for her innovative fashion sense and empowering influence. In an exclusive interview with our magazine, Daksha opens up about her journey, her passions, and the unique perspective that sets her apart. "I'm doing great and feeling grateful to be recognized as one of the 101 influencers of the year," Daksha remarks radiantly. Her journey as a fashion influencer has been nothing short of extraordinary. From dazzling collaborations that have set the internet ablaze to creative photo shoots that redefine aesthetic standards, Daksha has woven a tapestry of inspiration, inviting her followers to embrace their individuality through the canvas of fashion. With an unparalleled focus on empowering others to embrace their unique style, Daksha has become a guiding light for fashion enthusiasts across the globe. "Fashion is my canvas for self-expression," she affirms passionately. Her recent fits reflect a dynamic mix of styles that mirror her love for versatility and self-discovery. From streetwear chic, where stylish cargo pants meet cut-out tops, to the ethereal allure of cottage-core charm, and the minimalist elegance of sleek slip dresses, Daksha's fashion choices epitomise the beauty of diversity. Yet, there's more to Daksha than just fashion. As the conversation flows, Daksha reveals her excitement for delving into finance and economics. A seemingly unlikely pairing, fashion and finance share common threads of expression and strategy, illuminating the multifaceted nature of Daksha's interests. Her passion for art and creativity further paints a picture of a soul eager to explore every hue of inspiration, whether it's through gallery visits or captivating performances. Daksha's commitment to giving back to the community and supporting causes close to her heart adds depth to her character. It's this fusion of passion and purpose that truly sets her apart. "I believe that influence is not just about style; it's about making a positive impact," she reflects, her eyes alight with determination. As we delve deeper, Daksha unravels the creative process behind her engaging reels. "It's like a fashion adventure," she exclaims. With an ear to the ground for trends and a heart that beats to the rhythm of her audience's desires, Daksha crafts vibrant style stories that dance off the screen. Collaborations add an extra layer of flair, playful editing ignites the party, and meticulous analysis ensures that the fashion fun keeps flowing. When asked about her favourite fashion icon, Daksha's eyes sparkle as she pays homage to the timeless Audrey Hepburn. "Her elegance and grace have always inspired me," she shares, highlighting the profound influence Hepburn's iconic looks continue to exert on contemporary fashion. Beyond the surface, it's Hepburn's inner beauty and humanitarian efforts that Daksha truly admires, a testament to the values she upholds in her journey. Daksha offers sage advice for those who aspire to tread the path of influence. "Embark on this journey with authenticity, passion, and patience," she advises. Unveiling her secret formula, she encourages budding influencers to discover their niche, showcase their unique perspective, and foster genuine connections with like-minded souls. "Success takes time and dedication," she reminds us, emphasising the importance of persistence and unwavering commitment. Daksha gazes toward the horizon and paints a vivid picture of her aspirations. "Expanding my influence as a fashion influencer is just the beginning," she enthuses. With a twinkle in her eye, she reveals dreams of brand collaborations, a fashion line, and exciting forays into media and other creative domains. Daksha's journey is one of perpetual growth, driven by an unquenchable thirst for knowledge and a desire to make a lasting impact. Daksha Rathore emerges as a harbinger of substance and style in a world that often celebrates surface-level allure. Her journey, marked by authenticity, passion, and a relentless pursuit of excellence, inspires all who dare to dream. As we bid farewell to this enchanting conversation, one thing becomes abundantly clear – Daksha Rathore is not just an influencer; she's a force of nature, a trailblazer, and a true embodiment of the transformative power of influence. 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Colours Of Couture: A Personal Journey Into AiSPi x Varun Bahl’s Artful Universe By Sakshi Batra Colours Of Couture: A Personal Journey Into AiSPi x Varun Bahl’s Artful Universe 20 December 2024 FASHION Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement As I stepped into the enchanting world of AiSPi “Colours of Couture” at Varun Bahl’s flagship store in Mehrauli, Delhi. I was greeted by a sensory experience that felt like stepping into a living canvas. This wasn’t just a trunk show, it was an art gallery, a fashion wonderland where every piece was a work of art, and every corner told a story of elegance, tradition, and innovation. The event showcased the perfect union of Indian Couture and Global Luxury. AiSPi brings over 40+ luxury global designers from Italy to France to Turkey to Japan, Brazil and beyond that brought their distinct visions to life, presenting designs that spanned the globe, from avant-garde silhouettes to timeless classics. As I walked through the creation, I couldn’t help but admire the thoughtful details that merged artistry and fashion so seamlessly. This AiSPi X Varun Bahl event pushed the boundaries of what we usually know, transforming fashion into art. What stood out for me was the way each piece offered not just aesthetic beauty but also a narrative through expertly told stories. The textures, patterns, and silhouettes felt like poetry woven into fabric, each telling a story of heritage, modernity, and craftsmanship set against the mesmerizing interiors of Varun Bahl’s flagship store. "Colours of Couture" felt like a sensory escape, offering a serene and beautiful heaven, far removed from the chaos of the world. Emergence & Upcycling: A Vision of Sustainable Couture Adding to the glamour of the event and celebrating over two decades of excellence in the industry, the designer “Varun Bahl” also known as the “Couturier of Flowers” unveiled his much-anticipated collection, "Emergence & Upcycling." This collection draws inspiration from the art of upcycling, reimagining past garments with a seamless blend of traditional craftsmanship and modern couture to create truly unique pieces. Each garment was a masterpiece, embodying the evolution of fashion as old fabrics were deconstructed and reborn into stunning new forms. The collection emphasized sustainability with its intricate patchwork, layered textures, and symbolic representations of transformation. Witnessing his curations was a surreal experience, showcasing the power of reinvention through art. Highlights from the Trunk Show One of the event's highlights was the exclusive customization corner by the Italian luxury accessories brand, “ Rosantica ” - A true celebration of Italian craftsmanship and bold design, every piece showcased carried its own unique story. While the collection boasted an array of extraordinary creations, a few stood out to me for their distinctive character, charm, and individuality: Rosantica Holli Osiris Bag A true statement piece, the Holli Osiris Bag or the pearl bag by Rosantica felt like carrying a piece of the ocean in your hands. This mini bag is encrusted with scores of lustrous faux pearls; its intricate design spoke of timeless luxury. It was the kind of bag that could elevate any outfit be it an evening gown or a saree with its opulent charm. Adding a personal touch, the customization corner allowed me to make it uniquely mine, ensuring it was not just an accessory but a personal heirloom. This statement bag is a must-have for any collection. Rosantica Mini Porcino Bag Playful yet sophisticated, the Mini Porcino Bag or for people like me a mushroom bag was an unexpected delight. This limited edition of Rosantica was inspired by the original shape of mushroom, made with golden brass structure embellished with red, clear & champagne-coloured crystals. Its whimsical design caught my eye immediately, it was a blend of fun and fashion that stood out in a room full of couture. What I loved most was how it defied traditional notions of luxury, proving that high fashion can have a sense of humour. Its bold design made it not just an accessory but a conversation starter, perfect for someone who wants to make a quirky yet stylish statement. Rosantica Spiga 50 teodora Bag AiSPi, in collaboration with Varun Bahl, paid homage to the designer’s signature style as the "couturier of flowers" with a bag that instantly captivated me. Adorned with intricate hand-embroidered blooms and shimmering rhinestones, this piece beautifully reflected Varun’s exceptional craftsmanship. The seamless blend of traditional Indian artistry with a modern aesthetic made it an absolute standout for me. Carrying it felt like holding a garden in your hands - a serene, wearable masterpiece that effortlessly brings a touch of romance to any outfit and makes you feel like a princess. The Allure of Fashion as Art What made this event extraordinary was how it transcended the boundaries of fashion. It wasn’t just about shopping; it was about experiencing a different world together. Varun Bahl’s “Emergence and Upcycling” collection, for instance, was a powerful reminder of the potential in reimagining the old into something new and vibrant. His focus on patchwork, deconstructed textures, and sustainable craftsmanship was inspiring, proving that luxury and responsibility can go hand in hand. Naso Profumi Adding to the immersive experience was the presence of “ Naso Profumi ”, whose artisanal fragrances added a sensory layer to the event. The air was scented with notes crafted from locally sourced ingredients from distilleries in North India, making every moment feel even more magical. A Celebration of Uniqueness Colours of Couture wasn’t just a fashion event, it was a celebration of individuality, artistry, and culture. From Rosantica’s customizable bags to Varun Bahl’s handcrafted masterpieces, every piece encouraged attendees to embrace their personal style and tell their unique story. Walking out of the store, I felt inspired, not just by the designs I had seen but by the narratives they embodied. This was more than just a trunk show, it was a reminder of the transformative power of fashion as wearable art. Iconic Pieces and Inspiring Personalities The trunk show was filled with captivating pieces that stole the spotlight, including a fur bag, chic shades, and a pill bag, each one a true masterpiece. The event also saw the presence of several influencers, such as Sumaya Dalmia , Varun Pratap , Chandni Girdhar , Meghna Pahwa , Agou Hengoulal Sitlhou , and Amrita Mehra, along with the visionary behind the floral creations, Varun Bahl himself. It was an unforgettable experience, one that I will treasure forever. AiSPi x Varun Bahl x Naso: A Celebration of Couture and Elegance The collaboration between AiSPi, Varun Bahl, and Naso transformed the trunk show into a mesmerizing sensory journey, where fashion, art, elegance, and fragrance came together in perfect harmony. AiSPi effortlessly established itself as the go-to destination for curating a wardrobe that shines at the season’s most dazzling events, weddings, and celebrations. Colours of Couture delivered an unforgettable experience, brimming with unmatched style, artistry, and exclusivity. If you’re ready to elevate your wardrobe with glamour and sophistication, AiSPi is your ultimate destination. For those who couldn’t attend, the collection is now available online at www.aispi.co , and I wholeheartedly recommend diving into this world of elegance, whimsy, and unparalleled craftsmanship. If the event was any indication, every piece you’ll find is destined to make a statement. 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These Fashion Trends Are Literally Scary For Your Health By Anushka Sharma These Fashion Trends Are Literally Scary For Your Health 1 April 2024 FASHION Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Fashion is like a thrilling roller coaster ride, isn't it? It's full of twists, turns, and unexpected surprises. However, did you know that some of those surprises lurking in your closet might not be so fun after all? Buckle up, because we're about to uncover the hidden dangers of fast fashion and trendy accessories. Fast fashion is like the speedy Gonzales of the clothing world. It churns out cheap clothes faster than you can say "fashion emergency." But here's the catch: those super affordable threads often come with a not-so-pleasant side effect. They're loaded with chemicals that can irritate your skin and even cause health issues. Think of it like wearing a toxic soup – definitely not a good look! Now, let's talk about everyone's favorite footwear: sneakers. They're comfy, stylish, and practically a fashion staple these days. But did you know that wearing sneakers too much can mess with your feet? Yep, it's true! They can throw off your posture and even lead to painful foot problems. So, while you're busy rocking those kicks, your poor feet might be silently screaming for a break. And then there are waist trainers – those trendy contraptions designed to give you that coveted hourglass figure. Sounds great, right? Well, not exactly. Sure, they might help you cinch your waist, but they can also wreak havoc on your body. From messing with your appetite to causing serious breathing issues, waist trainers are like the fashion equivalent of a tight squeeze. But let's not forget about the accessories, because they come with their own set of dangers too. Heavy earrings might look glam, but they can actually stretch out your earlobes or even cause them to split. Ouch! And those ill-fitting thongs? They can rub you the wrong way and leave you feeling seriously uncomfortable. So, what's a fashion-forward individual to do in a world full of wardrobe woes? Well, for starters, it's important to be mindful of what you're putting on your body. Opt for clothes made from natural materials whenever possible, and steer clear of anything that feels scratchy or uncomfortable. When it comes to footwear, choose shoes that offer both style and support. And don't forget to give your feet a break every now and then – they deserve it! As for accessories, go easy on the heavy earrings and make sure your thongs fit just right. And most importantly, listen to your body. If something doesn't feel right, don't ignore it. Fashion should be fun and fabulous, not hazardous to your health. So, the next time you're getting dressed, remember to put safety first. After all, there's nothing more stylish than taking care of yourself! SEARCH Why does Fashion Need Fashion Shows FASHION From Dreams To Crowns: Anuradha Garg’s Inspiring Mrs. India Story FASHION Colour Psychology in Fashion: Explained FASHION Legendary Female Icons Who Made Fashion Statements In The 20th Century FASHION The House of Chanel: History FASHION POPULAR POSTS Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement By Sakshi Shah Emporio Armani SS26 Is What Effortless Actually Looks Like Right Now 13 April 2026 FASHION By Sakshi Shah Max Fashion Turns 20 At Lakmé Fashion Week, In A Showcase That Felt Instinctive 7 April 2026 FASHION By Sakshi Shah Inside Lakmé Fashion Week: Triune By Prasoon Sharma Presents Fragile Dreams 2 April 2026 FASHION By Sakshi Shah Inside Gen Next At Lakmé Fashion Week: A Showcase Led By Saim 31 March 2026 FASHION RELATED POSTS Advertisement

by Aishwarya TRAVEL The story of the suicide forest: Japan’s suicide forest by Aishwarya 1 November 2022 Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement What does come to your mind, when you hear the word “forest”? Well, for obvious reasons, you would think about lush green space, a ton of trees, breezy and cool, and a very peaceful place. A forest that isn’t known for its peaceful atmosphere, but rather a disturbing truth, is a weird thing, right? There is a forest in Japan that has the reputation and recognition for having the second-highest number of suicides happening there. It gets even more spooky when the locals over there claim the forest to be possessed by the spirits of the suicide victims. This is the story of a forest in Japan, named Aokigahara Forest, located northwest of Mount Fuji. The entrance of the forest warns its visitors, to “Think carefully about your children, your family. Your life is a precious gift from your parents. Quietly think once more about your parents, siblings or children. Please don’t suffer alone, and first, reach out.” These are the words that are adorned at the entrance of Aokigahara Forest. This forest is globally known as the Suicide Forest. It is the second most famous place for suicides, the first being the Golden Gate Bridge. The forest is spread across a huge area of 35 sq km, giving it the name “Sea of Trees”. It is believed that getting lost in the forest is a very common thing here, and the way out of it is an impossible mission. With a story so dark, it is pretty common to have a reputation for it being possessed. According to Japanese mythology, the forest is said to be home to Yurei- which means ghosts of the dead. As per the official statements , around 105 bodies were discovered in the forest, in the year 2003. Most of the bodies were severely decomposed and/or eaten by wild animals. Due to its story, many Japanese spiritualists believe that the suicides have permeated the trees, which results in paranormal activities in the forest. People often lose their way inside the forest, as the technologies and devices such as compasses and mobile phones fail here. It is due to the deposits of magnetic iron created by the volcanic salt in this region. The devices start behaving weirdly and show wrong directions. Now, this is the reason, it's an impossible mission to find your way out of this forest. People also believe that the bodies of suicide victims should not be left alone in the forest. They believe that it is bad luck for the victims and often their spirits cry and scream for help, and also move their bodies. Now, we don’t know how true it is, but the belief of some people cannot be ignored just because it isn’t proven. Keeping this in the mind, the forest workers bring them back and keep them in a special room at the local forest police station. Many experts have researched why people choose to die in this forest. Almost three decades ago, a Japanese psychiatrist interviewed some Aokigahara suicide survivors and wrote that a key reason for their selection was that “they believed that they would be able to die successfully without being noticed.” Another psychiatrist, Dr Yoshitomo Takahashi, believed that movies and media reports have played a role in influencing people. He also said that they might have wanted to “share the same place with others and belong to the same group”. The nation has been taking steps to curb suicides, over the years. Security cameras are being set at the entrances, hoping to track those who walk inside, according to Imasa Watanabe of the Yamanashi prefectural government. The local government has also opted for suicide prevention methods, such as raising the bridge rails' height, having volunteered to talk to and convince suicidal visitors, increasing police patrolling and discouraging movies and TV shows to not promote the forest as a suicide forest. With a reputation so dark, Aokigahara Forest has failed to be peaceful and beautiful, as a forest should be. We need to know that, suicide doesn’t end your problem but rather removes you and replaces your family & loved ones, in your problem. There is a forest in Japan that has the reputation and recognition for having the second-highest number of suicides happening there. 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