Colours of Life
Young guns push the proverbial style envelope; Hemant & Nandita go down memory lane, while Krishna Mehta pays tribute to Shibori
White light
The Goa-based designer reveals his weaknesses for white and talks about his Africa inspired line, with of course, whites, reds, blues and yellows highlighted with sizzling gold and black.
Rise of the Dominatrix
Sanchita displays woman power; Namrata gets sporty; Payals chintz won hearts; Bodice keeps it clean and boyish while Mrinalinis effective shirt dresses and strip jackets were impactful
Weaving a New Language
Gaurav Jai Gupta wows with his intellectual prowess; Paromita Banerjee with her love for white and Mangalgiris; while Pankaj and Nidhi cut the work with precision
Decoding Crafts
Rahul Mishras homage to Jamdani was a successful attempt at courting simplicity.
As Smooth As Silk
Australian designers Luke Sales and Anna Plunkett reveal their love for prints, psychedelia, Beatles and silk brocade
Textile Tales
Caroline Poiner of Artisans of Fashion reveals why weaves must be preserved and what fascinates her about India
Effortless Glam
Sonic Sarwate tells us why make-up for SS 14 is no more about drama and how imperfection is being celebrated
Heavy Metal
White metal to shine at WIFW SS 14 décor
Set-Ting the Mood
Set designer Mahesh Sharma gears up to create the right rhythm for Ashish Sonis grand finale When set designer Mahesh Sharma graduated from NIFT (Delhi) in 2001 he had to clue he was going to be the executor of dreams for celebrated style gurus. A fashion communication student, Mahesh started his career with corporate exhibitions. But soon realized that his inner calling was set designing, something he stumbled upon.