No fault in our stars
Celebrities descend on the LMIFW SS20 runway as sparkle charms its way into young designers repertoire
Hustle and Ruffle
His gowns ten years ago, found criticism, but Amit GT never gave up, even though the timing wasnt perfect. Now he is back to give lehengas a seductive makeover
Colour and light
Nanki Maggo creates a divine grid with hand marbling, as Limerick, her label swings between the obsessive love for vivid hues and edgy modernity
Threads of Unity
Social anthropology and its inextricable link with communities and textiles heritage, it is this bond that Pankaja Sethi explores through weaving
Zen Design
Central Saint Martins alumnus Akshat Bansals label Bloni gives women the freedom to choose shapes that are non-conformist, from over-sized to anti-fit
Carpet Weaver
The Modis create a spectrum of the midnight sky intermingled with Persian motifs through their eponymous prêt line as debutants at LMIFW
Wear no Evil
We are what we wear, with this philosophy mother-daughter duo Anjana and Ankita Bhargav launch Dhi, the ignition point of eco-chic
The Other Side of Silence
From the dusty town of Gonda, to the mean streets of Delhi, Akanksha Pathak, 23, has big dreams for her village, so an NGO is in the offing to help marginalised women along with straddling the glamorous pressures of modelling
Spinning Tales
Changing the warp and weft of the hand-weaving industry in Assam, Anuradha Kuli is a beacon of light for craftspeople and also a flagbearer of slow fashion as her muga, eri and cottons take centerstage
Designs on Prints
Dia Ajmera from the famed Amrapali jewellery family converted her love for art into a clothing line that pushes inclusivity with the philosophy one size fits all