Discover The Mola’s newest collection, Ethereal Luxe an ode to timeless Indian artistry reimagined for today’s cosmopolitan woman. Rooted in the brand’s philosophy of honoring heritage while embracing modernity, each ensemble is thoughtfully handcrafted with luxurious fabrics, intricate embellishments, and fluid silhouettes that transition effortlessly from day to evening.

Tabu walking for Abu Jani Sandeep Khosla at Art Mumbai felt like a moment woven into destiny. Draped in chamois satin and crepe de chine, illuminated with silver hand embroidery and a reimagined Architectural coat encrusted with a constellation of crystals, she embodied a nocturnal dreamscape brought to life. Every glimmer, every fold, and every movement celebrated the designers’ majestic understanding of fabric, form, and fantasy.

Gully Labs, India’s foremost narrative-led design house, unveils The Vintage Hockey Jersey Collection — a bold tribute to India’s golden hockey era. Blending sports heritage with contemporary streetwear, the collection reimagines iconic victories through a nostalgic yet modern lens.  

On the occasion of National Handloom Day 2025, the Government of India and Shri Giriraj Singh, Hon’ble Minister of Textiles, presented Gunjan Jain, founder of Vriksh Designs, with the prestigious National Handloom Award 2024 for Design Development in the Handloom Sector. She also received recognition from the Hon’ble President of India, Shrimati Droupadi Murmu, along with co-national awardees at the Rashtrapati Bhawan, New Delhi.

When you first experience an Amit GT creation, you might find yourself transported. Perhaps to a Parisian garden at dawn, or a Moroccan palace bathed in sunlight. This is the result of a designer who draws inspiration from both natural and human creations, while staying deeply connected to India's rich textile heritage.

The Silk Chamber's Muga Heirloom Collection understands this quiet power. In curating their range of Muga silk pieces, they've resisted the urge to over-embellish or modernize beyond recognition. The collection trusts the fabric itself to do the speaking, which is precisely what Muga silk has always done best.

The wedding began with turmeric under fingernails and the scent of Earth thick in the morning air, a soft November light spilling across Gurugram and Delhi, where over three days an intimate, handcrafted celebration was created from the imagination of Anhad Bhullar Malhotra, the designer and founder of the Delhi-based label House of Hindee. Around the time she was gaining recognition for her refined understanding of textiles, Anhad was already designing her own wedding.

Swarna Raga Mekhela Sador - Striking red motifs reminiscent of precious rubies, contrasting beautifully with the golden base with intricate golden zari work on the borders and pallu.

The modern bride seeks designers who understand this evolved dynamic—who can dress her in couture that claims the spotlight she deserves while ensuring her closest confidantes shine alongside her without dilution or compromise. Enter Geisha Designs by Paras and Shalini, a luxury atelier that has decoded this complex equation with breathtaking precision, offering couture for both the bride and her squad that transforms wedding celebrations into curated ensembles of distincti

After 5 wonderful years introducing families in Singapore to Indian ethnic wear, Nimbu's #BacktotheRoots movement is a way of paying tribute to where it all began — with handcrafted, premium cotton, sustainable matching family wear for kids and adults alike.

Shringaar by Five Point Five is our way of honouring the festive spirit - the rituals of getting ready, the joy of colour and texture, the timelessness of craft. It is an ode to celebration in all its forms,” share founders Radhika Jain and Nitin Singla.

The Banarasi bridal wear saree crowns her with legacy. Golden zari glimmers through lush silk, reflecting centuries of refinement. Motifs of lotus, peacock, and intertwining vines speak in whispers of prosperity, grace, and continuity. When a bride steps into this attire, she steps into a history that began long before her, a heritage that will live far beyond her.

It’s the style of weekend designer travellers and city dwellers alike, a fashion language that bridges ease and distinction. Let your wardrobe whisper luxury, not shout it.

Across India, every region has its own draping style, each telling a unique story of culture, heritage, and artistry. The act of draping is not just a daily ritual but a performance of elegance, where every pleat and pallu placement reflects a deep connection to craft and identity. Whether you are preparing for a celebration or embracing it in everyday wear, the saree invites you to shape it into your own personal masterpiece.