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How The Past Is Shaping India’s Contemporary Art Scene
Past Perfect closed in Gurugram having made a simple case: classical Indian art is not just history, it is a rare, appreciating asset. A Mughal miniature that recently sold for INR 132 crore at Christie’s proves the point. For one month, over 70 such treasures finally got the attention they have long deserved
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BRICS In Style: Decoding The Diplomatic Dress Code Of World Leaders
BRICS Summit 2026 in New Delhi offers a closer look at diplomatic dressing, as world leaders use tailored suits, bandhgalas, closed-collar jackets and cultural touches to project national identity. From Narendra Modi’s signature style to Xi Jinping and Prabowo Subianto’s formal codes, the summit reveals how restraint shapes political fashion
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What Ralph Lauren, Coach And Rachel Comey Previewed During Spring/Summer 2027
New York Fashion Week SS27 opened with milestone collections from Ralph Lauren, Coach and Rachel Comey. Showcasing romantic tailoring and playful takes on heritage codes to intimate celebrations of design, the three shows offered an early glimpse at the key Spring Summer 2027 fashion trends shaping the season
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Five Vitamin C Serums Worth Adding To Your Post-Monsoon Skincare Routine
Monsoon humidity, pollution and sun exposure can leave skin looking dull and uneven. These seven vitamin C serums combine brightening and antioxidant benefits with different price points, from indulgent luxury formulas to more accessible options, making it easier to find a serum that suits your skincare routine
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What John Ternus Is Telling Us About Power Dressing
With John Ternus at the helm of Apple, his understated wardrobe offers an unexpected lens on power dressing. His low-key approach contrasts with the signature styles of Steve Jobs and Tim Cook, while reflecting luxury’s broader shift towards restraint, subtle craftsmanship and status without obvious branding
