We have finally come to one of the most notorious Indian brands: Sabyasachi. Over the recent times I’ve heard it being called ‘overrated’, ‘repetitive’, ‘lazy’, etc. I disagree with the criticism. I find Sabyasachi deserving of all the accolades. Of course everyone goes through ruts here and there, but then he goes and reinvents and… Read more

Devnaagri embodies comfortable, elegant ethnic fashion. This has turned out to be one of my favourites for everyday ethnic wear. They have the most beautiful sihouettes available, stunning pastel colors, and of course the fabrics. They have organza made ensembles with delicate embroidery. There is not anyone in the world that wouldn’t look good in… Read more

When I first discovered Punit Balana I couldn’t figure out what the signature of the designer was. But once I saw it I couldn’t unsee it. Patterns and prints. You know when you go to the market to get fabric for a new outfit and can’t figure out what combinations go well together? Well Punit… Read more

Delicate feminine ethnic wear embodies the likes of Varun Bahl. I’m a sucker for any florals – I know groundbreaking. I’ve said this in the past, and I’ll say it again. Not everyone needs to be a trailblazer. Varun Bahl embodies delicate lacy feminine ensembles. Most silhouettes are very traditional and safe for most individuals.… Read more

Extra, in your face fashion, draping and luxurious feel of a garmet. That’s exactly what Gaurav Gupta creates. He’s one of the few Indian designers that make opulent evening gowns. It takes a certain type of person who can carry the ensemble, but if done right it’s a treat for the eyes. You know when… Read more

Indian fashion is no stranger to lace, thread embroidery and volume. Shyamal and Bhumika embrace the traditional aspects of Indian fashion in their higher end designs. They like to play with colors and fabrics and create these beautiful pieces wearable for any generation and any silhouette. Sounds like any of my other posts right? Well… Read more