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Arish John Andrews designs and makes bespoke ornaments from natural materials such as seeds, clay and bamboo

Designer Deepika Khatri made news when actor Rebecca Kunikowski wore her work on the red carpet. She talks about her life and how it brought her to Cannes

The quiet luxury travel trend is having its moment with well-heeled travellers trading flashy parties and popular cities for novel experiences and off beat destinations A hot air balloon ride in Mexico, a river cruise in the Ganges, or a a safari in Botswana. Here is how to ditch the crowds and plan a discreet, luxury getaway

The designer’s collection at Milan Fashion Week Spring 2025 celebrated both childlike insouciance and the concept of oneness

At Srishti Calcuttawala’s Floral Art Studio in Mumbai, it took five karigars six hours to create Radhika Merchant’s floral dupatta and jewellery

Designer duo Swati and Sunaina experiment with Benares brocades and French romanticism in their Varanasi to Versailles line of saris

Avid watch collectors gather in Chennai to revel in the mechanics that determines the minutes and seconds of each day. Meet the Madras Watch Collectors Group

In the sea of wedding lehengas, heavy silk saris and Swarovski-encrusted gowns that made Couture Week, this outlier’s bold experiments with polymer and corded textiles stood tall

A fashion editor’s alter ego questions why there’s no documentation of the personal style statements of politicians — from Nirmala Sitharaman’s curated handlooms to Jyotiraditya Scindia’s Nepali cap

The Bengaluru-based label incorporates innovative techniques like blending linen with Kanjeevaram

Shop dabu-printed apparel, upcycled decor, and natural stone jewellery at this ongoing pop-up in the city

A unit of Kanjeevaram looms in Hyderabad, established by textile designer Gaurang Shah and run by erstwhile Gadwal silk weavers, looks to revive heritage designs

From the flapper fashions of ‘Downton Abbey’ and the skinny suits of ‘Mad Men’ to the label love of ‘Sex and the City’, ‘Emily in Paris’ and ‘The Devil Wears Prada’, here are some of the best dressed films and shows to pamper your peepers 

Choose from denim corsets, chic dresses, statement skirts and bell bottoms, rich with embroidery and embellishments

As the northern hemisphere started transitioning from summer to fall, Milan Fashion Week invites fashionistas to dream about the next warm weather season

An ode to maximalism, NEEDLEDUST X Abhinav Mishra’s new drop, Fehroza ’24, explores embroideries and mirror work in four different edits

The Ahimsa silk stoles are inspired by Van Gogh’s Almond Blossom and it takes 15 days to create one

Anita Dongre collaborates with Mattel to create the first-ever Barbie Signature Diwali doll

The global streetwear conversation is finding ways to percolate in Chennai, say the founders of Capsul and Biskit 

At Lakme Fashion Week SS 25, the fashion brand’s biggest collab yet with Hello Kitty channeled ‘Cottagecore Kawaii’

Upcycled denim, and creations with discarded material ruled the runway this year

In Mumbai to launch The Diwali Edit, Christian Louboutin, the inimitable shoe designer talks about getting the French Olympic artistic swimming team to perform underwater in spiky stilettos

Come Deepavali, and it is T Nagar, the city’s busiest shopping hub’s time to shine. From 3D saris to Alia cut kurtas, there’s much to choose from

S. Vishwanath writes on four smart ways in which design can help conserve water and improve its quality

Create a casual café ambience at home using these design tips by Teja Lele Desai

A city’s design should utilise public spaces to the maximum. M. Soundariya Preetha speaks to Niels Schoenfelder of Mancini Design

The bedroom is essentially your sleep sanctuary. These design essentials help you optimise your circadian lifestyle.

Creative use of natural materials, recycled elements, salvaged items stand out in these eco-sensitive creations.

Colours are integral to home décor and add bring spaces to life, says Teja Lele Desai

Make these trends a part of your décor this holiday season.

An architectural marvel is tucked away in the folds of forests and peaks near Panaji in Goa.

Here are two architects who have an array of interesting ideas to convert unutilised urban spaces into active public areas.

The author writes on unchecked, illegal realty growth along the city’s eco-sensitive zones and how the city’s ecology has been destroyed in the name of development

Ever thought of living comfortably on a tree? Check out the concept, says Sathya Prakash Varanashi

There are many varieties of glass that are suitable for Chennai’s hot, tropical climate

Faisal Manzur of Faisal Manzur Design Studio on designing the stunning wooden doors at Chennai’s The Entrance Café, Pandan Club, and why he draws inspiration from TV shows and Wes Anderson movies

Indian architect BV Doshi has passed away, at the age of 95. Trained under Le Corbusier, he was the only Indian to have been awarded the Pritzker Architecture Prize

The Delhi police FIR and NYT reporting on foreign influence operations share the same outlook

This is sport. Unexpectedness and upsets are what it thrives on.

Test cricket may be rushing to its end faster than we imagined, and in the next decade younger fans will need to be told what it was and why it no longer existed

You can put down the below-par performances in the Cape Town Test to technical deficiencies in batting, yet you come to the philosophical question: Can we really know anything for certain? Also, does everything have to make sense?

Fifty years on, since Karnataka famously won the Ranji Trophy at the Chinnaswamy Stadium, we should ask ourselves, wouldn’t it be wonderful to sit in the Viswanath stand or cheer from the Prasanna enclosure?

If fortune favours the brave, it also tends to desert the timid, which is what India were in the Hyderabad Test

Kuldeep Yadav made his mark over a decade ago and now, as he says, he has begun to understand his bowling. Wrist spin is a difficult art, one of the toughest in the game.

With the birth of a baby you gain something precious, but you also lose something of yourself. This is when support and a sisterhood become essential

From Akbar’s rupiya to the Rupay app that’s going international, tracing the adventurous run of India’s currency