Kajal New York — an uber stylish New York luxury fashion house that embraces ultra-luxe reductionism, decadent elegance, drama and deft craftsmanship. Founded by the young and dynamic Kajal Goel, the brand creates sculptural, limited-edition pieces that combine architectural tailoring, intricate handwork and an amped-up display of fashion drama.
Well, no need to stress... consider this your stylish little cheat sheet to know where the buzz is and the who, what, where and wow of the moment. Since TheGlitz has done the snooping on the buzz, so you don’t have to. From fashion, beauty and tables worth reserving to people worth knowing, here’s what’s creating a buzz around town.
Denim is having a shape shift. After years of skinny jeans, slim cuts and then the great wide-leg takeover, the new language of denims is settling into a silhouette that feels considerably more relaxed — but not remotely sloppy. Enter the barrel-fit jean, the latest denim shape quietly making its way into the modern wardrobe. At TheGlitz, we like the idea of denim that works a little harder. And the barrel fit does exactly that. Perhaps that's why we are so enamoured by this trend.
The premium menswear and lifestyle label under The House of Rare has officially entered the travel gear category through a strategic collaboration with Escape Plan, unveiling two sleek luggage collections — Gallardo and Tony — designed for the new-age traveller who believes style should never stop at the wardrobe. Now, it’s taking that same design language beyond fashion and into movement — because today’s consumer doesn’t just dress well; they travel well too.
Hosted at the majestic Lukshmi Vilas Palace in Vadodara, REWILD returned for its second edition not as a spectacle, but as a statement. Co-hosted by Maharani Radhikaraje Gaekwad of Baroda, the evening unfolded as a seamless dialogue between history and hope... where Indian craft, wildlife conservation, and conscious design found common ground. At REWILD 2026, Anita Dongre reaffirmed that couture can also carry compassion, TheGlitz reports, positioning intention... not excess... is the true future of luxury.
UK’s iconic fashion brand NEXT has officially entered the Indian retail landscape with the launch of its first Exclusive Brand Store (EBO) in association with Myntra Jabong India Pvt. Ltd. (MJIPL), the B2B wholesale arm of Myntra. The debut store, located at the bustling Pavilion Mall in Pune, marks the beginning of NEXT’s ambitious journey in India, where it plans to expand to 50 points of sale by 2030. TheGlitz reports...
At TheGlitz, we believe in fashion that feels as good as it looks, whether you're strutting into a boardroom, brunching with the girls, or just making your neighbourhood, your runway. But no matter your personal style - classic, edgy, boho, or minimal - there are some forever pieces every girl should have in her wardrobe. Think of them as your sartorial safety net: ready to pull you out of every “I have nothing to wear” crisis.
If couture could whisper, TheGlitz is sure that it would murmur the verses Rahul Mishra embroidered onto the runway this season. In his latest collection, Becoming Love, unveiled at Paris Haute Couture Week Fall/Winter 2025, Mishra didn’t just design garments, he wove emotion into embroidery, turning Sufi philosophy into sartorial storytelling. The seven stages of love unfolded on the ramp not through words, but through zardozi, organza, sequins, and soul. This is love as art, couture as confession. And for those of us at TheGlitz, it was nothing short of an affair to remember.
In an era where fashion often flirts with spectacle, Rimple & Harpreet choose instead to seduce with subtlety. Their latest couture campaign, Muse in the Studio, is not merely a visual feast, but an introspective cinematic fable woven in silk, sequins, and the silences of a bygone era. Starring the ethereal Wamiqa Gabbi as the mysterious Mrs. Geetha Rai, this stylised editorial unfolds like a forgotten dream... delicate, decadent, and achingly romantic. TheGlitz reports on a campaign that redefines narrative fashion with sheer artistry.
Luxury, they say, lies in the details. The hand-stitched seam, the precise curve of a heel, the shimmer of something well-made and hard-earned. So, when global fashion house Prada recently unveiled a pair of elegant, Kolhapuri-inspired sandals priced at a cool ₹1.6 lakhs, it naturally turned heads. But the real artisans behind this form... the ones who've been crafting Kolhapuris for generations in dusty workshops with quiet precision, were nowhere in sight. Not in the credits, not in the story, not even in the footnote.