Enter The Indian Edit, which made its debut on 19 October at Kensington Town Hall as part of Melbourne Fashion Week, bringing Indian designers, entrepreneurs and cultural voices into the spotlight. With a compelling mix of conversation, couture and cultural expression, the inaugural showcase was more than a fashion event; it was a statement about identity, visibility and the evolving language of Indian style.
When the clock strikes five, the dress code loosens, the beauty gets bolder and the evening becomes a canvas for self-expression. At the Lakmē Fashion Week X FDCI Grand Finale, House of Lakmē and Amit Aggarwal’s AM turned this everyday transition into a high-fashion statement. TheGlitz decodes the new rules of after-hours glamour.
In Bollywood, stardom usually struts out in the blazing neon lights on glossy magazine covers, a barrage of interviews, designer wardrobe, Red Carpet looks, picking up random awards - from best dressed to best debut, social-media takeover - buzzing on everyone's feed heralding vociferously that a star has arrived - and zillions of airport looks snapped by shutterbugs and paps. The Saiyaara heartthrob Aneet Padda, however, has entered the big league with a rather different accessory: curiosity.
What happens when the romance of Banaras meets contemporary couture, cocktails flow beneath the stars, and dinner becomes part of the fashion show? You get Lagan – Riwaz Naye Purane, an immersive wedding showcase by The Westin Pune Koregaon Park and designer Shruti Singh Mahadev's Prempatra. Held on the hotel's expansive lawns, the October 10 soirée...
At Lakmé Fashion Week in partnership with the Fashion Design Council of India (FDCI) 2026, designer Pawan Sachdevaa made a compelling case for Indian craftsmanship with RECAST, a collection that challenged conventional menswear codes through contemporary tailoring, experimental silhouettes and textile innovation. Veer Pahariya was the showstopper.
Fashion loves a good plot twist, and lace is having a deliciously dramatic moment. At the India launch of the Elie Saab x H&M limited-edition collection, actresses Tamannaah Bhatia and Mahieka Sharma offered two distinct interpretations of feminine glamour, proving that when couture sensibilities meet high-street fashion, the results can be deliciously chic.
In the world of luxury, time is never just about ticking seconds; it’s about making every second a statement. From exquisitely crafted classics to bold, contemporary showstoppers, luxury watches are the ultimate expression of personal style, precision and prestige. After all, anyone can tell the time, but it takes a connoisseur to wear it with panache.