With the festive season around the corner, it is a busy time for Indian designers, who are rocking the runway with latest celebratory trends.

India, the land of diversities and cultural divisions, is an eternal source of inspiration to artists across the globe.

They are young and pretty, and unlike their older social predecessors these new “It” girls let their work talk louder than their social presence around town.

In our country, religion is something that unites as well as divides people from time to time.

In the world of fashion where trends change in the speed of light, there are only a few “timeless” statements that one can hold on to. Perhaps that was the idea behind designer Gaurav Gupta’s ‘Lightfall’ collection that traced the journey of fluid silhouettes.

Ain’t no show like a MA show, ‘casue a MA show don’t stop – the sentiment exactly explains the state of mind for most audiences, who witnessed designer Manish Arora’s “Indian” collection on the fourth

It’s that time of the year when the capital celebrates fashion in its full glory.

There is a fine line that separates pleasure from pain, and when one is young and restless the demarcation tends to blur resulting in hazardous repercussions.

They say looks are often deceptive, and if you meet this 24-year-old DJ that’s the first thing that is bound to hit you.

The fifth edition of the Tarun Tahiliani couture exposition opened doors for the patrons at the DLF Emporio mall, where the veteran showcased his latest bridal line.