Anagha Sawant is a Senior Content Producer at Mid-Day. She specializes in the intersection of beauty and fashion, with a keen focus on apparel design, the fashion industry, and luxury goods, as well as architecture and interior design. Anagha's insightful work has been featured in notable publications including Mid-Day and The Economic Times.
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Anagha's articles predominantly cover local events, government announcements, and cite data extensively. Her focus spans Indian culture, Mumbai-centric issues, health & wellbeing, education-related topics, as well as festivals.
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It is evident that Anagha focuses on local content with a particular interest in community-driven initiatives centered around culture & society within India's Maharashtra state and especially Mumbai.
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By: Anagha Sawant
Remember the feeling of stepping into a luxury hotel room—the soft lighting, plush interiors and instant sense of calm?
At this year’s Met Gala, Isha Ambani’s dainty garland made of mogra was one of the most memorable details of her look. Earlier this year, Alia Bhatt stepped out in a jasmine-inspired floral choker.
Luxury decor is no longer defined solely by bespoke lighting or rare materials. Decorative hardware is emerging as the ‘couture jewellery’ of the home.
By: Anagha Sawant
Luxury rugs are no longer just soft furnishings—they have become statement pieces that anchor a home’s design. As affluent homeowners move beyond mass-produced styles, demand is growing for bespoke Indian rugs that blend craftsmanship with personal expression.
When 26-year-old Khushboo Agarwal first turned to AI chatbots to plan her holidays, it felt like travel planning had entered a new era.
Jewellery is no longer seen as an accessory reserved for special occasions. More men are wearing jewellery as part of their everyday style.
By: Anagha Sawant
Luxury homes are bringing the outdoors in. Living walls are turning blank surfaces into lush, breathing features, combining biophilic design with the polish of high-end interiors.
By: Anagha Sawant
Luxury has long prized clothes that look extraordinary without appearing difficult to wear. But across the 2026 runways, that pursuit of effortlessness has become particularly pronounced.
By: Anagha Sawant
You smashed your workout, hit your step count, and still feel exhausted the next day. So, what’s the move?
By: Anagha Sawant
"A large income is the best recipe for happiness," said Jane Austen in the 19th century. Cut to 2026, Gen Z would not disagree.
