By Deepshika Reddy TRAVEL AVASA Hyderabad: Redefining Contemporary Luxury In The Heart Of The City By Deepshika Reddy 17 August 2026 Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement A stay at AVASA Hyderabad I've always believed the easiest way to judge a hotel is by how much time you actually want to spend in it. Some hotels become little more than a place to sleep after a busy day of exploring a city. You check in, leave in the morning, return late at night and barely notice where you're staying. Others have a way of slowing you down. They make you linger over breakfast, take the long route back to your room, spend an extra hour by the pool, or simply sit by the window and watch the city move beneath you. My two days at AVASA Hyderabad belonged firmly in the second category. Located in the heart of Hyderabad's bustling HITEC City, AVASA sits amongst glass office towers, technology parks and the constant rhythm of a neighbourhood that rarely seems to pause. Arriving there, I expected what most people would expect from a luxury business hotel: efficiency, comfort and convenience. What I didn't expect was how quickly it would start feeling less like a hotel and more like an experience. The first thing that struck me wasn't necessarily the scale of the property but the sense of calm that existed despite being surrounded by one of Hyderabad's busiest districts. The moment I stepped into the lobby, the city's noise seemed to fade away. Natural light poured into the expansive reception area, contemporary interiors balanced elegance with warmth, and there was an immediate feeling that everything had been designed to make guests slow down rather than rush through. Checking into my room felt effortless, and within minutes I found myself standing by the large windows looking out across the city skyline. The view stretched far beyond the busy streets below, and over the next two mornings it would become one of my favourite parts of the stay. There's something oddly satisfying about watching a city wake up from several floors above it. The following morning, I found myself awake earlier than usual, coffee in hand, watching the first rays of sunlight gradually illuminate Hyderabad's skyline. The iconic Durgam Cheruvu Cable Bridge slowly emerged from the morning haze, catching shades of gold as the city came alive around it. It wasn't part of any itinerary or scheduled activity, yet it became one of the most memorable moments of my stay. The room itself was comfortable, contemporary and thoughtfully designed, but what stayed with me most were the small details. A beautifully arranged welcome hamper greeted me on arrival, filled with premium treats and thoughtful touches that immediately made the stay feel personal. Later that evening, a surprise dessert was delivered to my room, a gesture that felt genuine rather than performative. Luxury is often associated with grand gestures, but more often than not, it's the smaller moments that leave the strongest impression. As I began exploring the property, I realised AVASA offers far more than what first meets the eye. What initially appeared to be a polished business hotel gradually revealed different sides of its personality. One moment you're surrounded by conference spaces, corporate meetings and business travellers. Next, you're relaxing beside the pool, enjoying a leisurely meal or discovering a quiet corner that feels completely removed from the city outside. One of my favourite discoveries was the pool area. Tucked away amidst lush greenery, it felt surprisingly tranquil for a hotel located in the centre of a major metropolitan district. The gentle movement of water, the surrounding palms and the absence of urban noise created an atmosphere that felt almost resort-like. I found myself spending far longer there than I had originally planned, simply enjoying the calm. The spa offered a similar sense of escape. After spending most of the day exploring the property and documenting my experience, the treatment provided a welcome opportunity to slow down completely. Soft lighting, soothing aromas and attentive therapists transformed what could have been a routine spa appointment into a genuinely restorative experience. It was one of those rare moments during travel when you stop thinking about schedules, deadlines and content creation and simply enjoy where you are. Of course, no hotel experience is complete without its culinary offerings, and AVASA quickly proved that food is one of its strongest assets. Dinner at Mekong became one of the highlights of my stay. Inspired by the diverse cuisines of countries connected by the Mekong River, the restaurant offers a menu that celebrates Asian flavours without sacrificing authenticity. The atmosphere strikes a balance between sophistication and comfort, making it equally suited for a business dinner, a special occasion or a relaxed evening meal. Over the course of dinner, I sampled a variety of dishes ranging from sushi and seafood to classic Asian favourites. What impressed me most was the consistency. Every dish felt carefully prepared, balanced and thoughtfully presented. Rather than relying on theatrical presentation or unnecessary complexity, the food focused on flavour, which ultimately made the experience far more memorable. Breakfast the following morning offered an entirely different experience. At Pi, AVASA's all day dining restaurant, the scale of the buffet was immediately impressive. Yet despite the extensive selection, it never felt overwhelming. Freshly prepared local dishes sat alongside international favourites, allowing guests to either indulge or keep things simple depending on their mood. Breakfasts often become forgettable parts of hotel stays, but this was one of those rare occasions where I found myself taking my time. Instead of rushing through the meal, I lingered over coffee, sampled more dishes than I intended to and simply enjoyed the slower pace of the morning. As evening approached on my second day, I headed to Noya, the hotel's rooftop venue. If Mekong is about flavour and Pi is about variety, Noya is about atmosphere. The rooftop offers sweeping views of Hyderabad's skyline, and as the sun begins to set, the city transforms into a sea of lights stretching across the horizon. Conversations become longer, meals feel more relaxed and the pace of the day naturally slows down. It was the perfect place to end my stay and reflect on everything I had experienced over the previous forty eight hours. By the time I packed my bags, I realised my favourite memories weren't tied to any single standout moment. They were the accumulation of smaller experiences. The sunrise over the city. The unexpected calm of the pool deck. The thoughtful gestures waiting in my room. The comfort of returning after a long day. The flavours at Mekong. The relaxed breakfasts at Pi. The skyline views from Noya. Individually, they're simple moments. Together, they create the character of the hotel. What impressed me most about AVASA is that it never tries too hard. It doesn't rely solely on extravagant luxury or dramatic displays. Instead, it focuses on delivering a consistently thoughtful experience across every aspect of a guest's stay. For business travellers, it offers efficiency, location and excellent facilities. For leisure travellers, it offers comfort, relaxation and memorable dining experiences. Most importantly, it manages to combine both worlds without either feeling like an afterthought. I arrived expecting a luxury business hotel. I left feeling as though I had discovered a destination in its own right. And perhaps that's still the simplest way to judge any hotel. Not by how impressive it looks when you first walk through its doors, but by how reluctant you feel to leave when it's finally time to check out. L'utopia Verdict: AVASA successfully bridges the gap between a luxury business hotel and a memorable lifestyle destination. Whether you're visiting Hyderabad for work, leisure or a bit of both, it's a property that encourages you to stay a little longer than planned. 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By Sakshi Batra By Sakshi Batra Makeup Therapy: How Bijal Chavda Transforms Beauty Into A Soothing Art, Creating Calm With Color And Unique Niche In Beauty Content 3 March 2025 BEAUTY Advertisement Advertisement Painting Her Way To The Top In a world brimming with influencers, Bijal Chavda stands out with her unique story and soothing artistry. A self-taught makeup artist turned MTV Winged winner, Bijal has carved a niche for herself in the digital world, spreading calmness and creativity through her makeup content on Instagram and YouTube. Her journey, born out of confusion and self-discovery, is nothing short of inspiring. Let’s dive into the story of this Mumbai-born powerhouse and how she became the queen of her craft. From Confusion To Clarity: The Birth Of A Dream Bijal grew up in the bustling city of Mumbai, where creativity and culture thrive. With a supportive family backing her every move, she explored various interests, from mastering karate to excelling in mehendi art. However, it wasn’t until after her graduation that Bijal found her true calling. “I was always keen on makeup, but I was confused about what to do next. Then I decided to pursue it as a career,” she shares. This pivotal decision marked the beginning of her journey into the world of beauty and makeup. The Turning Point: Mtv Winged Bijal’s life took a dramatic turn when she participated in MTV Winged, the first-ever hair and makeup reality show hosted by Gaelyn Mendonca and presented by Lakme Academy. Competing against some of the most talented artists in the country, Bijal faced daily challenges that tested her creativity, skill, and resilience. “Starting with 15-20 participants, the competition narrowed down to the top 10. Each day brought new challenges and incredible guest mentors,” she recalls. Emerging as the winner of the show was a game-changing moment that shaped her destiny. Lakme even sponsored her cosmetology course, giving her professional skills a solid foundation. Learning From The Best While Bijal’s journey began with self-teaching, she credits her inspiration to iconic figures like Nikkie Tutorials , James Charles , Jefree Star and Shreya Jain . Watching their videos fuelled her passion and motivated her to create content that resonates with her audience. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5PidrLDjQcc However, the road wasn’t always smooth. “There were times when I felt demotivated, comparing my content to others with better quality or more engaging videos. But I reminded myself that I’m doing this for me, not for others. That mindset keeps me sorted,” she says. Skincare Wisdom And Makeup Minimalism Bijal’s content goes beyond makeup artistry, she’s also an advocate for uncomplicated skincare. Her advice? “Keep it simple: cleanser, serum, and a patch test for new products. Focus on two key features on your face. For me, it’s concealing my under-eyes and adding lip tint and blush. I don’t even use foundation, and I’m okay with imperfections showing through.” This approach not only makes her relatable but also empowers her followers to embrace their natural beauty. Advice To Budding Influencers For those looking to make it big in the influencer world, Bijal’s advice is golden. “Be committed to your work and consistent in creating high-quality content. Don’t just chase trends; always do what keeps you motivated. It’s not about the number of followers but about the reach and impact you have on people.” Dreams And Aspirations Bijal’s journey is far from over. She dreams of collaborating with more luxury brands and eventually launching her own brand. Her commitment to consistency and her passion for innovation promises a bright future. The Calm Creator Bijal Chavda’s story is one of passion, perseverance, and purpose. From a confused graduate to a celebrated makeup artist, her journey reminds us that success lies in following your dreams and staying true to yourself. As she continues to create satisfying, soothing content for her ever-growing audience, Bijal’s artistry is a testament to the power of resilience and self-belief. 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

Day Two At Dubai Fashion Week AW 26-27 Was All About Contrast — And The Clothes Proved It By Sakshi Shah Day Two At Dubai Fashion Week AW 26-27 Was All About Contrast — And The Clothes Proved It 5 February 2026 FASHION Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement If day one of Dubai Fashion Week Autumn/Winter 2026/27 felt composed and measured, day two opened up the conversation. The schedule brought together designers working in very different ways — from conceptual presentations to heritage-led collections and high-energy runway moments — all tied together by a clear focus on how clothes feel, move, and speak on the body. The day opened with Mrs. Keepa x CTRL + BLOCK, presented as part of e&’s cultural initiative, where fashion moved beyond the runway and into conversation. The presentation and panel explored ideas of identity, creativity, and authorship in today’s digital landscape, with Mrs. Keepa sharing her personal creative perspective. What stood out was how the clothing supported the dialogue — clean silhouettes, thoughtful construction, and a sense of restraint that allowed the ideas to breathe. Rather than overpowering the message, the looks acted as a quiet extension of it, reinforcing fashion as a medium for expression rather than just product. A shift in mood followed with NIF Global x London School of Trends , where emerging designers brought craft to the forefront. Handwoven textiles, traditional techniques, and contemporary silhouettes came together in a way that felt fresh rather than nostalgic. The collections balanced heritage with wearability — clothes that respected where they came from while clearly belonging to a global, modern wardrobe. There was confidence here, especially impressive for designers still early in their journeys. Celebrating five years, THAT Concept Store took a different approach, offering a curated womenswear showcase that highlighted the power of selection. Featuring international names like Rabanne , Mugler , and Magda Butrym , the edit focused on strong silhouettes, sculpted forms, and expressive femininity. Each look felt deliberate, reinforcing THAT’s reputation for championing fashion that is bold, directional, and culturally relevant. One of the most memorable moments of the day came from Saudi-based brand NARMA , making its Dubai Fashion Week debut with the collection The Agal . Traditionally worn by Arab men, the agal was reimagined through a feminine lens — transformed into sculptural shapes in soft pinks and whites. Embellished with pearls, sequins, and crystals, the pieces felt playful yet considered. It was a thoughtful take on heritage, allowing tradition to evolve through material and movement rather than formality. Closing the day on a completely different note was John Richmond , whose collection Viva Richmond! brought an unmistakable surge of energy to the runway. Leather, studs, bold silhouettes, and rock-inspired detailing defined the looks, blending the house’s iconic past with a contemporary edge. The collection celebrated individuality and attitude, reminding us that fashion can still feel raw, expressive, and unapologetic. It was a strong finish — confident, loud in the right way, and full of personality. Running alongside the runway shows, the DFW Buyers’ Programme continued at Dubai Design District , giving global retailers access to emerging talent and established names alike. The showroom buzz reflected the diversity seen on the runway — proof that Dubai Fashion Week is not about one look or one voice, but many. By the end of day two, one thing felt clear: Dubai Fashion Week AW26/27 thrived in contrast. From craft to curation, heritage to rebellion, the clothes told their own stories — and each did so in a way that felt honest, current, and wearable. 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

The Queen Of The Unconventional Pantless Trend: Kristen Stewart By Rini Pathak The Queen Of The Unconventional Pantless Trend: Kristen Stewart 16 March 2024 FASHION Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Pulling off the ultimate boss babe avatar, looks like Kristen Stewart has mastered the latest pantless trend. The Twilight alum’s clothing is dominated by corpcore, and it shows. During her trip to New York for the film’s marketing, Love Lies Bleeding, the actress showcased her daring side by joining the micro shorts craze exactly one week after she made her red carpet debut at the Los Angeles premiere of the film, only sporting a cut-out high-leg backless leotard and tights that took the no pants trend to heights of next level. Her all-black outfit of the day from Brunello Cucinelli, an Italian premium label, including a nude collared shirt with one button closed and the others open. A carefree mood emanated from the rolled sleeves and side pocket. Peeking out from underneath was a neutral-toned Victoria’s Secret bralette. The crocheted beige panties with brown borders were the true focal point of the ensemble. Kristen put all her trust in that tiny outfit. Her sole accessories were silver statement rings and brown-tinted sunglasses, and her elegant avatar was completed with a black quilted Gucci purse. Wearing two distinct styles of micro shorts in a single day; it certainly seems like she is currently competing with Kendall Jenner to be the unofficial style icon. Later on the very same day, Kristen did make a little alteration to her appearance by wearing maroon loafers with tassels instead of heels, buttoning all but the top few buttons on her shirt, and putting her disheveled hair up in a messy updo. A complete change of clothes happened later in the same day. Kristen wore a black t-shirt with side panels and lace sleeves this time. It had a high neck. The top also had a white collar, and the chest was adorned with a tiny white Chanel insignia. Kristen accessorized it with the same maroon shoes from earlier in the day, black leg warmers bearing the Chanel logo, and high-waist black sports style micro shorts with a white trim. She wore black Ray-Ban wayfarers instead of red-tinted geometric sunglasses, and her hair was done in an updo with a wet effect. Tara Swennen, Kristen’s stylist, was responsible for both of her fits. She is also the person behind her risqué leotard appearance. Tara’s styling of these ensembles reads almost as a critique on current fashion trends. The majority of people don’t feel comfortable wearing pantless suits, skimpy clothing, or open-collared shirts on a daily basis. However, seeing Stewart’s lingerie so prominently displayed serves as a reminder that, despite their celebrity status, celebrities also have physical concerns. Essentially, Kristen Stewart’s style selections are a reflection of her unshakable sincerity and defiance of social norms. Regardless of whether she’s walking the red carpet or hitting the streets, Stewart’s sense of style continues to be a tribute to uniqueness, personal expression, and the ability of fashion to change lives. True style has no borders, as Kristen Stewart consistently pushes boundaries and defies expectations. 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

6 Disadvantages Of Being Pretty LIFESTYLE 6 Disadvantages Of Being Pretty by Akash Khatri 1 October 2020 Advertisement “You look amazing” or “You look so pretty lucky you” Heard these often? If you belong to this category who has heard these kinds of lines a lot in her life from relatives to friends to colleagues then you know it too well that being very pretty is not a great thing or being lucky. Why? Because in the journey of life, you need to face a lot of problems just for being that little extra beautiful than the rest in your current circle. In this write up, I tried to discuss a few common problems that every pretty girl has faced in her life just for being pretty. Hope this would be relatable. Take a look below.. Less Female Friends :-Isn’t that obvious? We all know that “jealousy” is an inherent trait among girls. Well! Not all but most of the girls tend to fall in trap of that green monster whenever it comes to the outer appearance. Why? It’s simple. Because nobody wants to look a little lesser than the other. So, if you are the prettiest among all, probably you would tend to have less female friends. Accept it. No Introduction with Friend’s Partner :– More often than not girls always feel that if there is a better looking girl around them, then their boyfriend would probably end up having an affair with them. Like, seriously? Grow up..!! If your partner really loves you then no matter what, he will be with you and this much trust should be there in a couple. So, unfortunately if you are the better looking one than your girlfriend and if she is kind of insecure about her partner as well as her looks, then you have a bad news girl. You would probably never be introduced to her partner. Opinions & Invitations :– People would either have high opinions about you or they would talk shits. It’s either-or situation. Get it straight. When you are pretty and probably a little more than the rest then, either people would think that you are a snob and avoid inviting you to their parties and would prefer talking less to you. There will always be few unkind people who would bitch about you to make sure that you are not invited. Reason? They do not want others to pay attention to you, miss pretty face. As a result may be you would end up feeling left alone or lonely at times. But that is okay because they do not deserve your attention if they judge you. People are afraid to approach :– People will presume that you would anyways reject them so they never approach you in the first place. Even if they do, they would be really conscious around you that in no way make the equation comfortable for you. Love life:– In a commitment, great..! But God forbids if he looks average in comparison to you then he would always feel insecure about you. Because he would always feel that there is a possibility of you leaving him for better looking options, which might not be true. But, as he knows you are irresistible to look at, he would live in that constant fear of losing you. Consequences of this would not be great either as it would only complicate things between you and your partner. So, make sure you assure and reassure him about your commitment and love towards him. Less Friends of opposite gender :-Need friends but find none? Have you ever noticed that people always want to be your boyfriend and not just good friends? If yes, then you must know why. Who does not want to date a beautiful girl? But it is not mandatory that you would want them as partner, too. The moment you would reject their proposal they would abandon your friendship too (well mostly if not all). And as a result you end up having fewer friends from the opposite gender. Sad, but this is the harsh truth. It is not an universal theory but it happens a lot to pretty girls. Surely they can relate to few of the above discussed points. An advice to all the pretty girls out there, just be you and humble, the way you are. If you look great that definitely is not your fault. Just make sure you are a great person too because at the end that matters the most. Even if you see less people around you, don’t be upset because if people cannot appreciate the good in you and be your friend then it is their problem not yours. Remember, the person who is not perfect in his or her own way would always feel insecure and doubtful about their own existence and in return, they would be angry with you probably because they know your worth and are afraid to accept that truth. Just live your life and along the way you will surely find like-minded people who would embrace you without any hesitations and feelings of insecurities. Till then, be you, be beautiful, not only by outer appearance but from within too. 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Vision V In Dubai: Mercedes Brings A Lounge To A Knife Fight LIFESTYLE Vision V In Dubai: Mercedes Brings A Lounge To A Knife Fight By Shriniwas Kodape 3 June 2025 Advertisement You don’t come to Dubai looking for subtlety. You come for the heat. For the excess. For the skyline that looks like it was sketched by someone who overdosed on ambition. So it makes sense that Mercedes-Benz picked this place—this surreal, golden desert metropolis—for the first international stop of its Vision V roadshow. After dropping jaws in Shanghai, the brand’s latest luxury experiment has touched down in a city that measures status by the inch of chrome and the volume of horsepower. And yet, the Vision V doesn’t roar. It glides. It whispers. It doesn’t beg for attention—it expects it. This isn’t your uncle’s Mercedes van. Hell, it’s not even a van. It’s a mobile philosophy wrapped in polished metal and mood lighting. It’s what happens when the Germans decide that chauffeured comfort is an art form. Think of it as the rolling love child of a Maybach, a Soho House, and a Bond villain’s escape pod. Only with better Wi-Fi. Mercedes calls it a preview of the upcoming VLS—part of their new modular Van Architecture , which sounds like something from a sci-fi manifesto. It officially drops in 2026, promising to separate commercial workhorses from what they call “Grand Limousines.” A polite way of saying: “We’re not building people movers anymore. We’re building temples.” And the Vision V ? She’s the high priestess. You step inside, and everything gets quieter. The glass, the light, the leather—it’s not luxury for Instagram. It’s for people who think privacy is sexier than popularity. The rear seats recline like first-class pods. Ambient lighting breathes. There’s a whisper of digital screens, curated just enough to impress but not overwhelm. It doesn’t feel like a car. It feels like a decision . You can almost hear the pitch to the boardroom: “Let’s build a lounge for the road. Let’s design a sanctuary for the terminally mobile. Let’s give billionaires a reason not to fly.” And damn if they didn’t deliver. Because this isn’t for your average tycoon. It’s for the operator. The shadow figure. The client who doesn’t do backseats unless they come with champagne chillers and carbon-neutral trim. But the brilliance here isn’t just in the aesthetics—it’s in what it says without saying it. The Vision V doesn’t scream, “Look at me.” It murmurs, “You’re lucky to be near me.” It’s cool in that old-school, Savile Row kind of way. Understated until it decides not to be. And here, in Dubai, that silence feels loud. On roads clogged with Lamborghinis and G-Wagons , the Vision V doesn’t compete. It floats above. You can picture it gliding through Jumeirah, past the gold-plated espresso machines and Rolls-Royce showrooms, toward a marina full of yachts that haven’t moved in years. This car knows its audience. It’s for the private-jet set who’s exhausted by private jets. For those who don’t need speed—they need silence. Space. Control. It’s not about getting there faster. It’s about getting there... better . And Mercedes, as always, is playing a long game. With this new Van Architecture platform, they’re splitting their lineup. One path leads to smart, utilitarian haulers for commerce and logistics. The other leads here: to the VLE for premium shuttles, and the VLS for this new species of luxury living room on wheels. The lines between car, office, and retreat are disappearing. Mercedes gets that. The Vision V is a bet on that vanishing point—on the new elite who want their power quieter, their wealth less ostentatious, their mobility more mindful. Will it work? Who knows. Maybe. Maybe not. But one thing’s for sure—this isn’t just a press release on wheels. It’s a cultural artifact. A reflection of what we want when we can have anything. Dubai understands that logic. Better than most. In a city that lives in the future, the Vision V already feels like part of the landscape. Like it belongs. Not just in the valet lane outside a five-star hotel, but somewhere deeper—where comfort becomes ritual, and travel becomes ceremony. It’s not a ride. It’s the mood. And if this is the future of movement—quiet, curated, a little mysterious—then maybe, just maybe, we’re finally moving in the right direction. 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Mytheresa: The Luxury Fashion Destination That’s Always One Step Ahead By Anushka Uniyal Mytheresa: The Luxury Fashion Destination That’s Always One Step Ahead 15 March 2025 FASHION Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Luxury fashion isn’t just about clothes, it’s about making a statement, turning heads and let’s be honest, serving that ‘main character energy’. Whether it’s Marylinn Monroe ’s iconic white dress or Zendaya shutting the internet on the red carpet, fashion isn't about what you wear, it's about the moment you create with it, and if there's anyone who knows how to serve those ‘stop-and-stare’ moments, it's definitely Mytheresa ! Truth be told, this isn't your regular online store packed with designer labels, it’s a treasure of carefully picked fashion that knows exactly what stylish women want. From A Small Boutique To A Global Name The year is 1987 and luxury shopping isn’t about passive swiping, it’s a lifestyle. A world where fashion enthusiasts rely on word of mouth, meticulous selection and the thrill of collecting designer pieces, Mytheresa wasn’t just another boutique; it was ‘the’ place to shop. Their philosophy? Keep it simple because less is more. No clutter and no chaos, just thoughtfully curated pieces that are worth more than their price tag. But here’s when things really got interesting. As the shopping lifestyle shifted, Mytheresa didn’t evolve, it actually took over. Looking back at 2006, most luxury brands and shoppers were still skeptical about e-commerce but Mytheresa jumped in, believing that online shopping could be just as exclusive (and just as tempting) as walking into a high-end boutique. Their ultimate goal? To bring ultra-chic fashion to customers everywhere. And the fashion world? Oh, they definitely took notice! Curated, Not Crowded Let’s be real, shopping online sometimes feels like entering an infinite rabbit hole, right? Pages and pages of options, a million open tabs and you’re still wondering, ’Where is that one perfect piece?’ Hard luck if you’re a picky customer. But that’s where Mytheresa swoops in like your ultra-stylish bestie who just gets it and instead of drowning you in a flood of choices, Mytheresa keeps it simple, chic and totally stress-free! Here, you won't get everything and isn’t that the point? Their team of fashion insiders handpick collections every week, making sure you get your first dibs on the hottest runway pieces! Whether it’s filtering through classic fashion houses like Prada and Gucci or the buzz-worthy work of rising designers, every piece is chosen with precision, care and of course- love! Next-Gen Digital Luxury Haven’t checked out Mytheresa lately? Well, It’s not just a shopping site, it’s a whole mood. Whether you’re a pro at collecting designer pieces or just making your first big splurge, everything feels effortless. And don’t even get me started on their VIP treatment! From personalized picks, express shipping and the absolutely gorgeous collection. But the real tea? Those insane exclusive collabs with Dior, Valentino and Loewe! Like pieces you literally won’t find anywhere else. In fashion, it’s all about exclusivity, and Mytheresa? Trust us, they’ve mastered it! The Next Chapter Luxury fashion may be about fast-changing choices but Mytheresa moves faster. While other brands are still playing catch-up, it’s already curating the best pieces, bringing in exclusive designers and making online shopping feel just as special and personal as your style. At the end of the day, it’s not about having everything, it’s about having the best. And that’s exactly what you’ll find at Mytheresa! 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

From Beauty Masterclasses To Formula 1 Moments: A Curated Weekend At Galeries Lafayette Mumbai LIFESTYLE From Beauty Masterclasses To Formula 1 Moments: A Curated Weekend At Galeries Lafayette Mumbai By Sakshi Shah 13 June 2026 Advertisement Galeries Lafayette Mumbai recently brought together beauty, fragrance and motorsport for a thoughtfully curated weekend of luxury experiences. Held across two days, the programme invited guests to engage with some of the world’s most recognised beauty and fashion houses through expert-led masterclasses, personalised consultations and a live screening of one of Formula 1’s most anticipated races. The weekend began with Mega Weekend: Beauty Edit , a celebration of beauty, fragrance and grooming. Throughout the day, visitors had the opportunity to discover products, techniques and seasonal trends through a series of interactive sessions hosted by leading luxury brands. Among the highlights was a masterclass by Brows by Suman , led by celebrity brow expert Suman, who shared insights into brow grooming and beauty techniques. The session offered a closer look at the artistry behind one of beauty’s most defining features, reflecting the growing interest in personalised beauty experiences. Luxury beauty house Gucci hosted a dedicated makeup masterclass, showcasing signature looks and product expertise, while Chloé introduced guests to the world of fragrance through an immersive masterclass exploring the brand’s olfactory identity. Alongside these sessions, visitors could also enjoy personalised beauty consultations and fragrance profiling experiences across participating brands including Gucci, Chloé, Givenchy and Hermès. In the lead-up to Father’s Day, the weekend also featured a focus on men’s grooming, with tailored recommendations and consultations designed to spotlight the evolving landscape of modern self-care. Together, the various experiences created a well-rounded programme that celebrated craftsmanship, beauty and individual expression. On Sunday, the focus shifted from beauty to motorsport as Galeries Lafayette Mumbai hosted a live screening of the Monaco Grand Prix . Widely regarded as one of Formula 1’s most iconic races, the event brought the excitement of race day into a luxury retail setting, offering guests an opportunity to experience the spectacle of the sport in a unique environment. The inclusion of Formula 1 added a dynamic dimension to the weekend’s programming. As the worlds of luxury, fashion and motorsport continue to intersect, experiences such as these reflect a growing cultural connection between the industries. From beauty enthusiasts and fragrance connoisseurs to Formula 1 fans, the weekend brought together diverse interests through a shared appreciation for excellence and craftsmanship. By combining beauty, fragrance, grooming and sport within a single programme, Galeries Lafayette Mumbai presented a weekend that reflected the breadth of today’s luxury landscape. Through carefully curated experiences and brand-led storytelling, the destination once again offered visitors new ways to engage with some of the world’s most celebrated names in fashion and beauty. 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

Puma Speedcat Ignites Again With Rosé At The Wheel By Ananya Patankar Puma Speedcat Ignites Again With Rosé At The Wheel 25 July 2025 FASHION Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement K-pop icon Rosé leads the charge in PUMA’s latest Speedcat release—a dynamic fusion of retro racing spirit and modern street energy. Rosé lends her cool intensity to the PUMA Speedcat’s latest evolution—where a pale blue palette and racing roots collide in a silhouette made for modern icons. There are shoes that walk, and then there are shoes that wait to launch. Enter the PUMA Speedcat, a cult silhouette forged from motorsport DNA and resurrected once more, this time with the quiet power of K-pop star Rosé . In its latest iteration, the Speedcat doesn’t just make a comeback, it revs to life in a fresh pale blue colorway, punctuated with a flash of fierce orange, and a whole lot of attitude. Launched July 24, 2025, this drop marks yet another thrilling chapter in the Speedcat’s legacy, a shoe that first drew breath on the race circuit and now tears through streetwear culture with unapologetic ease. It’s lean, low-profile, and engineered for edge. Think: retro pit-lane cool meets future-forward styling. Rosé, a longtime PUMA muse and master of understated glam, once again takes the wheel in the brand’s visuals. But these aren't high-speed action shots. They’re slow-burning, simmering scenes. There’s a growling muscle car, a flicker of flame-red reflections, and Rosé sitting still, yet somehow brimming with momentum. It’s a cinematic expression of what the Speedcat stands for: power in repose, elegance poised to explode. The color story furthers the duality. That soft blue upper reads almost serene, until the orange Formstrip slices through like a bolt of speed. It's a nod to the shoe’s motorsport heritage, but it also feels distinctly contemporary. The kind of color combo that glides from tarmac to terrazzo café floor without missing a beat. What makes this drop desirable isn’t just its aesthetic, it’s the aura it exudes. The Speedcat isn’t trying to be trendy; it is timeless. And yet, with Rosé lending her quiet fire to the campaign, it becomes something more. A wearable contradiction: cool yet charged, graceful yet grounded, a shoe that speaks even in stillness. Available now on PUMA.com , flagship stores, and selected retailers, this release is less about speed and more about style that simmers. Whether you’re a motorsport devotee, a Rosé fan, or someone with an eye for silhouette and statement, the Speedcat is your signal flare. Because the real power moves? Is knowing when to stay still—and when to ignite. SEARCH Why does Fashion Need Fashion Shows FASHION From Dreams To Crowns: Anuradha Garg’s Inspiring Mrs. India Story FASHION Colour Psychology in Fashion: Explained FASHION Legendary Female Icons Who Made Fashion Statements In The 20th Century FASHION The House of Chanel: History FASHION POPULAR POSTS Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement By Sakshi Shah 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

Suhani Shah Celebrating 25 years in Mentalism by Naisargi Devdher Suhani Shah Celebrating 25 years in Mentalism 2 September 2022 COVER STORIES Advertisement Even before understanding what fame and glamour is, a child understood what magic is! It was 26 years ago, that a 6 year old Suhani saw a ‘magic show’ and dreamt of becoming a magician. This marks her 25th year performing mentalism, as she still carries the charm and innocence that 7 year old Suhani did. Talking of it, there is a lot of glamour, a factor of ‘wow’, self-love and over confidence associated with the career transition. To which, she elaborately explains, “As a child, I kept talking of magic and fortunately, my parents honestly were extremely considerate about it. You know, my father spent 6 months looking for a tutor and basically putting across magic as my educational development, because somewhere my inclination towards magic was visible. And that was the age when I didn’t even understand what glamour or for a fact even fame is! So when my first show was grandly put about, the then Chief Minister attended it. That was exactly how my career began. So for me on a personal level, fame has been a part of my career, so has glamour, it existed then, it persists now, so never does overconfidence seem to be very much an issue to say.” Putting it simply, she brought about the point of growing up with talent. Queerly, to think of, does a child always begin with imagining that she would be a part of a mega industry rather than just performing for herself? That anticipation of where she’s being lead to marks a crazy confusion in the life of an artist. “To be completely honest, yes, I did think that the talent is leading me to some place grand. I could foresee my career with magic, art and what not around. However, I truly did never expect this transition, you know! I did never know I would be assimilated with a streaming, or filming culture. That for me has not just given me a new hypo graph to live up to but also, something I truly wanted to do. Having youthful energy, I wrote books over mentalism and magic, I had art shows to perform but none of it made me as satisfied as being a part of this industry makes me. That is the exact meaning for transition and unknowingly yet beautiful, I get pushed and mingled in the industry.” When the transition of career happens to be natural, there are a lot of changes one needs to adapt to. There was a demand for the talent I held, but it was never a career that I would want to perform. Thus till the pandemic hit, I really didn’t think of it. However, when the pandemic hit, the work stopped, I was barred from home and that was exactly when I began with YouTube streaming and making videos. So the transition was never sudden, it just happened slowly. I had to adapt, accept and identify that I was away from the stage, I had screens to connect with people to, and performing live had a very different sense. That adaption was actually challenging because it brought me to a stage where I had to recognise my career scope and recognize what exactly was to be done. You know, I didn’t go to school, I didn’t go to college, I was just working all the while, and now I was here where I had to sit and just do nothing. That was more challenging for me. So I remember, starting off with an online show, ‘Magic being performed online’, that somewhat pulled me through the pandemic dilemma. While streaming on YouTube was the exact game changer I was looking for because looking back, I was having fun doing it. Little did I know that it was the beginning of a novel spectrum of my career!” All this while, Suhani mentioned the Pandemic to be a revolution in all senses However, through all of this happening, there is a high doubt of where art forms are leading to when it comes to India, because there's a lot to do with glamour here as well. “A bit contrary to what you said, India is filled with art forms with diverse roots. It’s not even similar, there is a difference in totality. And truly, in my understanding, we are always attracted to glamour. You see a beautiful rose, its glamour, desire of living in a house I glamour, and that will always be appreciated but here it’s more about how you understand art to be. Because art is also glamorous, art also is beautiful and that goes hand in hand. The window to the world during the pandemic was their phones. People were seeing direction, cinematography and all of it came from art. And whatever the screens passed on to people was art. People eventually started valuing art, realising that when nothing works, and its art that they can rely on.” Mentioning the importance of art and growing up with it, there is a lot of superstitious association with magic. Dealing with which stands out from any coaching. “Since childhood, I was looked at as a ‘DEVI’, saying I can heal everything possible. Earlier, people confused me with a musician and there I had to sort out the exact meaning of a magician, after which, a lot of people came to me asking me to heal their illnesses or asking me solve their problems. This was exactly what shifted me away from any sort of superstitious association since childhood. I give ted talks speaking against superstitions. Hence I always say, ‘I CANNOT READ MINDS, I CAN CREATE AN ILLUSION OF READING MIND’.” Just adding illusions cannot definitely define it as magic. However, according to Suhani, Guzaarish is a movie that utilises pieces of magical elements. That’s exactly where she leaves you with… Wonder how to deal with magic, because every potential of yours is magic if you know how to use it!! 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SOCIETY by Neha Pande Do I feel pretty? 1 September 2020 SOCIETY Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Do I feel pretty? Do I love my looks? Miniskirt or Salwar Suit, which one should I choose? A women’s life is scandalous and decided by the way she dresses or looks, it is the harsh reality of the women beauty standards where aesthetics is everything. A judgmental world where lipsticks are more expensive than books because that’s how the society is, isn’t it? Makeup, surgery and the way I “should” dress, publicised through all social media making young girls think they are to look a certain way. Society has made it a norm for women to dress pretty with makeup done neatly and not to dress tomboyish as it is impolite for a girl to be dressed in men’s clothing. Funny thing is it doesn’t even matter if she’s perfect with beautiful skin and a neatly dressed or if she is tom boyishly dressed with bad skin, it doesn’t matter the amount or makeup she has on or does not because the society still will judge, it will still try to nit-pick on whatever they can. You may think if she’s in a Miniskirt people will drool over her and if she is in a Salwar Suit people might call her a ‘behenji’; to that, yes, that might happen with our society falling into the tracks of western culture people might like the miniskirt and beautifully done makeup better but salwar suit has its own charm and will also invite a lot of spectators. But it doesn’t matter if it’s a Salwar Suit or a Miniskirt as the female behind it will still be criticized, as if her change in size or dressing has let everyone down. Her body is caged in reviews and views with titles on her as if she’s a zoo animal, shouldn’t she be allowed to dress however she wants? Shouldn’t she wear as much makeup as she wants or not? Society may change with feminist movements going around the globe, this mentality might change and till then all we can do is to stop asking the question about which one is better, Miniskirt or Salwar Suit because it doesn’t really matter as we all are passengers of the same ship which is headed by the captain called “Society” and we all are suffering the same from the same judgment as others. SEARCH Why India is the most depressed country in the world? SOCIETY Looking Through The Excellence Of ‘Jaali’ Architecture SOCIETY Why the Gender Pay Gap is Wide and Disturbing SOCIETY Festival of Stones SOCIETY The Pygmalion Effect SOCIETY POPULAR POSTS Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement By Shrinivas Kodape A New Year Resolution That Doesn’t Involve Fixing Yourself 19 January 2026 SOCIETY By Anushka Sharma Uniting Voices, Shaping Futures: Dive Into Mun 2.0 At NIT Patna 8 September 2024 SOCIETY By Anushka Sharma These Healthy Habits Can Lower Your Risk Of Depression 31 August 2024 SOCIETY By Rini Pathak A Glance In The Kshitij’23: A Euphoric Escapade 26 January 2024 SOCIETY RELATED POSTS Advertisement

by Aishwarya Let’s talk about the alcohol brands owned by celebrities 2 November 2022 FOOD Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Alcohol has a huge presence at many parties and this fact can’t be denied. With the creator economy, there is an influx of individuals and celebrities turning towards entrepreneurship. Many celebrities have come forward with their brand, while many of them have also partnered with some big organisations. Let’s talk about some of the celebrities who have turned into entrepreneurs of the future. Aviation American Gin, by Ryan Reynolds: Ryan Reynolds, a famous Hollywood actor, has turned into a co-owner of Aviation American Gin. He has quoted in the company’s official website, “I’ve tried every gin on the planet and the Aviation is hands down, the best. Also, I don’t recommend trying every gin on the planet. Stick with this one.” The actor has launched the Aviation America Gin brand on British Airways (BA) flights. He invested in Aviation in the year 2018. In October 2021, his brand teamed up with Reynolds’ wife, actor Blake Lively, to launch a cocktail menu containing Aviation Gin and Betty Buzz mixers at the British Airways John F Kennedy International Airport Lounge, in New York City, US. Betty Buzz, by Blake Lively: Ryan’s wife, Blake Lively, recently launched her brand of mixers; Betty Buzz. She claims that, whether you are sober-curious, health-conscious, or simply looking for better-tasting mixers, Betty Buzz has super-bubbly choices to select from. The mixers come in a 9-ounce bottle, and the flavours such as; Tonic Water, Sparkling Grapefruit, Meyer Lemon Club Soda, Sparkling Lemon Lime, and Ginger Beer. All of them are made with no artificial flavours, colours, or sweeteners- also no ad cameos by Ryan, they are produced in the USA. Since her launch in September 2021, Blake has noticed the growing demand for her mixer products. The first piece of marketing came in April with Lively’s debut, where she playfully expressed her endless desire for bubbles while highlighting her Betty Buzz flavours. Brother’s Bond Bourbon, by brothers from Vampire Diaries: The on-screen brothers from ‘The Vampire Diaries’ are exploring the next phase of their lives together- as business partners, this time. Paul Wesley and Ian Somerhalder, have a mutual love for bourbon- much like their brotherly bond. When they weren’t seen playing blood-thirsty vampires on-screen, Wesley and Somerhalder were building a tradition of their own- drinking bourbon. After a decade of drinking together, Wesley says that creating their bourbon “felt like an incredibly organic thing to do.” Like this, their journey of creating the Brother’s Bond Bourbon started- a passion project that has seen both of them through the stages of their bond. 818 Tequila, by Kendall Jenner: Kendall Jenner, a famous model, announced her latest venture; 818 Tequila, in February 2021. It is a small-batch brand that is a result of 3.5 years, as quoted by Jenner. Jenner showed an interest in creating a company that is focused on producing tequilas that appeal to a fresh generation of tequila drinkers, who are more into casual, social, natural experiences produced by a distillery that places a high priority on social responsibility. The significant aspects of 818 are known to be to promote environmental sustainability and support community initiatives that give back to people. Fresh Vine Wines, by Julianne and Nina: Fresh Vine Wines, the company co-founded by Julianne Hough, best known for “Dancing With the Stars”, and Nina Dobrev, known for “Vampire Diaries”. “It is a unique collection of bold, crisp, and flavourful wines that embody a deeper connection with active lifestyles” as quoted on their official website. They are manufactured and bottled in Napa, California, and their collection features a California Cabernet Sauvignon, Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Rose Wine, Sauvignon Blanc, and a Limited Reserve Napa Cabernet. The company has recently appointed a CEO; Janelle Anderson, who was formerly a marketing executive at American Airlines. With many celebrities turning towards entrepreneurship, we get to see a vast diversity and quality surge. It is a good move by them to make a much larger impact on society as an individual. Alcohol isn’t a necessity, but a want. Beware of your wants, and drink responsibly. The on-screen brothers from ‘The Vampire Diaries’ are exploring the next phase of their lives together- as business partners, this time. 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