Head for style
Aussie hairstylist, a first timer at WIFW 2014 reveals why Asia is the place to be; what makes women happy and why you need to change your hairstyle every season By Asmita Aggarwal
Accidental design
Hyderabad-based dusky beauty Archana Rao is set to offer discerning buyers consummate tailoring matched with formidable construction By Asmita Aggarwal
Balkan Sizzlers
From the cold Serbia come warm-hearted beauties, who are set on exploring cultures through exhilarating road trips By Asmita Aggarwal
Not just a pretty face
IT engineers, economic grads, fashion designers are the new head-turners on the catwalk; first timers at WIFW 2014 are walking tall on the belief that fashion is ephemeral, like most things in life
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