Designers

Footwear by Crimzon
Designer Collection, Designer Focused, Designer Interviews, Designers, Fashion, Interview

An exclusive tête-à-tête with the genius behind Crimzon

For more than three decades, Sonali Dalwani has been a trailblazer in the Indian footwear industry. From her early days in the embroidery business to founding the iconic footwear label Crimzon, Sonali has created a brand that blends luxury and comfort. In an exclusive conversation with First Look, the designer shares her journey, design philosophy, Read More

Aditi Rao
Celebrity Focused, Celebrity Looks, Designer Focused, Designers, Fashion

Aditi Rao Hydari’s Go-To Ethnic Wear Designers

Aditi Rao Hydari needs no introduction when it comes to her roster of regal Indian wear. The actor’s affinity towards ethnic glam never fails to serve a lesson in effortless elegance. Hydari’s scene-stealing sartorial choices are bound to tingle inspiration for celebratory occasions.     From heritage-infused anarkalis to scene-stealing shararas, Aditi’s looks are all about classic Read More

Pret
Apr / May / Jun 2024, Designer Focused, Designers, Fashion, Interview, Magazine, Pret, Ready To Wear

A Celebration of Sultry Summer Prêt

The summer aesthetic remains a perennial favourite, celebrated for its vibrant colours, free-spirited vibe, and eclectic mix of patterns. It has captivated fashion enthusiasts globally, leaving its mark on runways, streets, and social media. As the mercury rises, India’s fashion world comes alive with vibrant colours and a melange of patterns and textures, celebrating the Read More

Designer Focused, Designers, Fashion, Lifestyle, Looks Guide

6 stunning looks from Tarun Tahiliani’s ‘Love And Relove’ Collection

The beginning of spring witnessed an extremely stunning and sustainable collection in couturier Tarun Tahiliani’s stores. ‘Love and Relove’ or as he likes to call it, The India Modern Way, is a fresh approach to good old traditional lehengas and sarees, with the collection’s idea of repurposing garments in an endeavour to dwindle excessive consumerism. Read More