Manish Mishra is a Mint Author with a focus on the intersection of beauty, fashion, and technology. He covers a range of topics including apparel design, the fashion industry, luxury goods, and consumer electronics, reflecting his expertise in both the beauty and tech sectors. Manish's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Business Today, The Hindu, and The Economic Times.
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By: Manish Mishra
From luxury houses to high-street labels, corset darts, sculpted waists and structured busts are everywhere. Alia Bhatt has paired corsetry with Indian drapes, while Kareena Kapoor Khan, Kiara Advani, Disha Patani, and Rakul Preet Singh have all embraced variations of the silhouette. Designers are giving the trend an interesting spin. Jayanti Reddy, Ekaya Banaras, Roseroom Couture by Isha Jajodia and others are marrying corsetry with Indian textiles, embroidery, and drapes.
A sibling is your built-in best friend, partner in crime, keeper of secrets—and occasional nemesis. With Rakshabandhan around the corner, ditch the predictable gifts and pick something that says you actually know what makes them tick. From cool finds to thoughtful indulgences, this handpicked gift guide has plenty of irresistible picks to make your sibling smile—and perhaps even earn you a temporary reprieve from the usual squabbles.
Stepping into Sabyasachi’s new Delhi flagship is less a shopping trip than a fever dream of colour, craft, and Kolkata. Spread across 26,000 sqft in Mehrauli, t
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The upgraded portal will serve as a digital extension of Cauvery Handicrafts Emporium, connecting Karnataka's artisans and their craftsmanship with a wider modern marketplace.
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The founder-designer on opening her brand's first flagship store, her love for greenery and why she doesn't believe in the concept of five-year plan
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New Delhi, Sept. 4 -- After 17 years of building her slow-fashion brand, Aneeth Arora has opened pero's first flagship store in Delhi's Lodhi Colony.
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Sheer is having a major menswear moment. Once considered the preserve of womenswear, diaphanous chiffon, laser-cut lace, perforated crochet, and open-knit textures are now redefining masculine dressing. The Spring/Summer 2027 runways of Prada, Dries Van Noten, Saint Laurent, Dolce & Gabbana and Dior Men made transparency feel decidedly luxe. At Dolce & Gabbana, laser-cut tailoring, broderie anglaise and open-knit pieces channelled Mediterranean ease. Dries Van Noten's Julian Klausner explored lingerie through a menswear lens with translucent, crumpled-crepe shirts, while Dior rendered its signature double-breasted tailoring in transparent textiles. Prada went further, making a case for head-to-toe sheer with see-through shirts and jeans that revealed the garments' inner construction.
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