Nupur Sarvaiya is a Features Editor at The New Indian Express. She covers a diverse range of topics, including beauty, fashion, wellness, and culture, with a particular focus on style and seasonal themes like Diwali and holidays. Nupur's work has been featured in notable publications such as Goyal & Co., Khushmag, and Vogue India.
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Nupur Sarvaiya's articles predominantly focus on beauty, fashion, and entertainment news with a specific emphasis on celebrity fashion and wedding trends. She regularly covers reviews, promotional deals, event coverage, and how-to guides in these areas. If you have insights into the latest beauty or fashion trends, particularly related to celebrity styles or wedding themes that are relevant to Mumbai or India as a whole, your pitch is likely to resonate with her. Nupur's local geographic focus on Mumbai and India suggests she would be interested in content tailored specifically for this region.
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By: Nupur Sarvaiya
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By: Nupur Sarvaiya
The offering is elevated with several techniques like zardozi, mukaish, and dabka work
By: Nupur Sarvaiya, Praachi Raniwala, Hannah Jackson, Arman Khan
Form and fluidity coalesced in this ensemble
Celebrities from Kiara Advani to Isha Ambani have opted for velvet lehengas too, especially for winter weddings
Snowy scenery, roaring fires, rich colour palettes, moody florals, seasonal produce… one can wax eloquent about wintry weddings. However, the temperature drop a
She accessorised with a statement necklace adorned with red rubies, along with a gold kada and a ring
Pichwai artist and interior designer Shan Bhatnagar's self-designed ancestral abode is a lesson in architectural preservation and tasteful maximalism.
By: Nupur Sarvaiya
The lehenga, which took over 21 days to make, features multi-coloured embroidery and artwork such as gota textured borders
By: Nupur Sarvaiya
The actor's fine diamond pieces served as a beautiful contrast to her conventional look
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