Sharmistha Ghosal

Abhinav Mishra's wedding collection Baradari revisits the romance of Indian celebration and continues his ongoing exploration of mirror work. The edit introduces a more defined take on Indo-western glamour, with silhouettes like lehengas, cape-sleeve blouses, and contemporary separates designed to feel both effortless and elevated. For menswear, regal sherwanis are introduced alongside Abhinav's signature classic kurtas.

https://www.indulgexpress.com/fashion/new-launches/2026/Jun/11/talisman-bridal-collection-marries-spiritual-symbolism-with-everyday-luxuryDesigner bijoux label Vasundhara Jewellers' new edit, Collectibles, lives up to its name. The range displays styles that remain relevant beyond the diktats of seasonal trends. The label's founder and creative director, Prakhar Jala, takes us through the new collection.

This summer, Kolkata label Studio 113 has launched a floral range of saris called Letters from the Lawn. The whole range has an English feel to it, be it the prints or the colours, and has been created on featherlight chiffons designed for the season.We speak with founder and creative head Annu Gandhi Gourisaria about the same.

Viraj Khanna's latest series of artwork, Made To Appear, alongside Los Angeles-based artist Brian Robertson, will open on June 18 at GR Gallery in New York. This exhibition explores themes of identity, authenticity, and the performative nature of contemporary life in an age shaped by social media and digital self-curation. It also marks the gallery's first collaboration with both artists.

Kolkata-based contemporary label RÉIK, founded by the brother-sister duo Sneha and Deepanshu, has carved a niche in the world of fashion for mindful design, material innovation, understated aesthetics and a strong emphasis on wearability. Its Spring-Summer '26 edit, cheekily called Collection, is a study in contrast, ease, and quiet expression. Fluid forms, considered tailoring, and a vibrant yet refined colour palette define the range. Surfaces are explored with equal care with monochrome stripes, softly blurred prints, and the interplay of sheer and opaque while keeping the silhouette at the heart of this experimentation.

Homegrown label Summer Away's latest collection, Coastline, is inspired by long summer days spent by the water. The palette draws from the coast itself, displaying soft and bright blues and crisp whites. Bold florals, Mediterranean-inspired prints, and soft summer tones run throughout, finished with delicate lace details. Breathable fabrics like linen, cotton, and viscose have been primarily used for comfort and movement. Silhouettes range from relaxed maxis to versatile separates and dresses that can transition from day to evening. Lace trims and natural fabric textures that add depth. Meghna Goyal, the founder of the label, tells us more about the new edit.

Prints by Radhika's latest collection, La Vie en Rose, can safely be hailed as the label's most romantic collection yet. At its heart, the edit is about looking at life through a softer lens. The world feels increasingly fast-paced and loud. And founder-designer of the label, Radhika Chopra, wanted to create something that celebrates beauty, optimism, and femininity without making it feel fragile. “It is my interpretation of romance, but not in the traditional sense. It's romantic, yes, but it's also confident, expressive, and joyful,” says the designer.

Arshiya Goel's label, House of Arshiyaa, is all about culturally rooted, elegant silhouettes. Her latest drop, Ashvaara, is built around the idea of strength, movement, and confidence, inspired by the spirit of the horse. Silhouette-wise, Arshiya has explored sculpted bralettes, fluid drapes, slit skir ts, and contemporary occasion wear separates that feel feminine but powerful at the same time.

Jaipur based homegrown couture label Daamann by Mohit Falod has just come up with an elegant collection of occasion wear in rich Banarasi textiles. Called Gulzaar – The Baraat of Blossoms, the collection explores rich Banarasi textiles, hand-painted details, real gotapatti work, semi-precious embellishments, and intricate surface ornamentation. The colour palette moves through soft ivories, antique golds, blush pinks, deep reds, sage greens, and regal jewel tones, echoing both nature and celebration.

Actor Anindita Bose has been missing in action from the Bengali film industry for quite some time because she prefers avoiding projects without substance. But t