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No solo son expertos en sus propios atelieres, sino que también han creado espacios de lujo y sofisticación dignos de conocer alrededor del mundo. Prepárate para enamorarte una vez más. Encontrando a Choupette en Mónaco Las colaboraciones de Karl Lagerfeld son un componente destacado de la cultura pop, y su concepto en espacio en el Hôtel Métropole Monte Carlo no decepciona.
Quintessentially a people's person, Princess Diya Kumari of Jaipur at first glance presents the aura of a woman who juggles myriad roles seamlessly. A mother, an only daughter, an MLA, and a social worker, this custodian to the legacies of the biggest Rajwada names in the erstwhile princely state has never shied away from her responsibilities.
As the $38-billion Indian wedding market continues to grow bigger in size, the bridal brigade - brides, grooms and their respective families - across the country seems to have embraced the spending frenzy with open arms. About a decade ago, the most talked about society weddings were generally limited to familial lineages.
Five days of stalking unknown buildings, driving below speeds of 16kmph, carrying three portable chargers, and putting on hazard lights in midst of flowing traffic, I can cheesily say that I am addicted to Pokémon Go and how.
James Taffin de Givenchy decodes perfectionism, penchants, and peeves of his jewels to impress even the pickiest of brides.
Modern trinket moghuls on creating bedazzling bridal statements.
Jacqueline Fernandez’ tinseltown journey has been dreamy and star-studded, her idea of a perfect wedding is one that is classy, elegant, and intimate. She unravels facets that define her true style and personality.
aker Blurring the roles of costumer and couturier, Manish Malhotra talks about dressing the stars, neo-brides, and his muse, Karisma Kapoor.
Bijou-maker extraordinaire Martin Katz on his mesmerising trinkets, and avid passions.
Inspired by the stars, Chopard’s 2014 Red Carpet collection dazzles on brides as well.
An instigator who made heritage fashionable, Anju Modi talks about weaving bridal wonders, film costumes, and dressing up Chitrangda Singh.
Indian brides are letting go of their fixation with heavy and ornate wedding wear and making their trousseaus memorable because of new designs instead of just more glitter. The shift began a couple of years back through a few contemporary garments seen on bridal catwalks and designer showing beautiful black couture pieces last year hinting at an oncoming transformation.