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How Nandhana Palace Became L Catterton’s Rs 288 Crore Bet
Nandhana Palace, the South Indian chain known for its Andhra chicken curry and gunpowder rice, has struck a Rs 288 crore deal with L Catterton, the investment firm with deep LVMH roots. The deal signals how global luxury capital is increasingly backing India’s everyday dining habits, not just its designer labels
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PM Modi Turns 76: What His Signature Style Says About Quiet Luxury
PM Modi’s signature style blends khadi kurtas, Nehru jackets, muted colours and carefully chosen details. His wardrobe balances restraint with cultural heritage, while occasional departures such as the monogrammed suit reveal how his fashion choices have shaped a distinct and recognisable visual identity
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Five Properties Making Nonnamaxxing The Next Big Longevity Trend
Nonnamaxxing, the Italian grandmother-inspired wellness trend rooted in Sardinia’s Blue Zone science, is reshaping luxury travel. Incorporating slow meals to heritage rituals, it trades biomarker-driven optimisation for something rarer, i.e., time. Here are five Indian properties bringing that philosophy home
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Sabyasachi’s New York Fashion Week Return Blends Indian Heritage With American Style
Seventeen years after his last New York Fashion Week show, Sabyasachi Mukherjee returned with ‘Bengal Byzantine Broadway’, a collection that threads Indian craftsmanship into American runway style. The September 15 show also unveiled a multiyear collaboration with The Metropolitan Museum of Art, debuting Byzantine-inspired high jewelry crafted through Indian goldsmithing techniques.
