Abhishek Paatni’s enterprising designs for Nought One and Zero highlight the growing opportunity for designers in Indian menswear. He is all set to present his new collection—which merges streetwear with military-inspired clothing and promises to breathe life in corduroy
By Asmita Aggarwal
Pune-based Karishma Shahani hopes to build a brand that works on three virtues—recycling, upcycling and sustainability
By Asmita Aggarwal
First timers at AIFW A-W’ 17, Munkee See Munkee Doo dress ‘women’ as they play with rhizomatic contrasts and subdued elegance
By Asmita Aggarwal
Does fashion need pretty or wise? The latter is becoming more relevant in the time-space continuum
By Asmita Aggarwal
Pallavi Dhyani rebuilds a line out of childhood memories of a life spent travelling all over the country with an Army officer father
By Asmita Aggarwal
Patine by Shon Randhawa is more than just heritage embroideries, it is rather a philosophy that calls for individuality more than fads
By Asmita Aggarwal
No, this is not an homage to David Gilmour of Pink Floyd and his band of socio-political music, but maybe somewhere it is… as day one at AIFW went back to its roots and kind of said that handlooms are really cool inching their way into young women’s hearts as much as slinky gowns…
By Asmita Aggarwal
Neesha Amrish brings 100 per cent sustainable scarves along with her upcycled jewellery at AIFW
By Asmita Aggarwal
Like the slow food movement gripping the West, Isha Dhingra is a believer in less consumption, and creating depth with classics in a hyper industry.
By Asmita Aggarwal
Med school dropout-turned-designer Urvashi Joneja brings in fresh prints, as well as sinewy Maheshwaris, this A-W’17
By Asmita Aggarwal
