Manu Vipin

Rareism marks seven years since its inception with a collection that bridges everyday essentials and elevated dressing through pieces that feel personal, and adaptable. Each piece is guided by an emphasis on thoughtful detailing and craftsmanship, creating garments that are not only visually distinct but also deeply functional.

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When choosing key pieces for a trousseau or any other special occasion, a classic heritage textile often tops the list—and the Kanjeevaram sari remains a perennial favourite. Bhargavi Kunam, one of India's most distinctive couture sari labels, is redefining heritage dressing through a rare balance of craftsmanship and contemporary vision with its new Kanjeevaram sari collection,

For Sakshi Bawa, founder of Mutt of Course, the journey began with Coco, the family's first dog and, as she fondly calls him, the “main mutt” behind the brand. When searching for products for him, she found a market filled with mass-produced offerings that lacked personality, thoughtful design, and individuality.

Spacelines, a slow fashion brand, was created with the belief that clothing should offer more than style—it should create space to move, breathe, and feel at ease in your own body. Every garment is crafted using fabrics that are kinder to the Earth and silhouettes designed to honour every body. At its heart, Spacelines stands for a simple idea: true style is not about standing out, but about feeling comfortable in your own space.

VIRGIO, the sustainable fashion brand, has launched its boldest drop yet— Devil Approved . The collection is inspired by the unforgettable cinematic wardrobe from The Devil Wears Prada

Blame it on the turbulence unleashed by global conflicts or a growing collective desire to reclaim ancient symbols, but there is a renewed interest in spirituality and connecting with the deeper meaning of objects. Following this trend closely, DAIMANTÉ is leaning into the divine arts for inspiration this wedding season with a jewellery collection rooted in luck and prosperity.

Marilyn Monroe may be gone, but her influence remains unmistakable. With her platinum-blonde curls and heavy-lidded gaze, she became an icon whose image transcended cinema, finding a place in art, fashion, and popular culture. This season, she serves as the muse for designer Vaishali Dahiya's latest collection, which draws on the glamour, confidence, and magnetism that defined Hollywood's golden era.

Divya Sheth's slow, craft-first collection honours temple-inspired symbolism and fluid, handworked gota on soft, natural textiles Updated on

Mrunal Khimji Label, the eponymous label of Muscat-based designer and entrepreneur Mrunal Khimji, has announced the launch of its latest collection,