Homegrown label Tintory strives to provide a green clothing experience to the consumers of today, by working with 100 per cent natural fibres, and natural dyeing and printing techniques to make the wearer feel close to nature.

Upholding sustainable practices of slow fashion, Qua by Rupanshi Agarwal and Bharat Agarwal, focuses on the longevity and versatility of clothes by sourcing high-quality fabrics and further works towards normalising functionality in womenâ€

Sourced from globally renowned mills that include some of Italy’s best names, which are then manufactured in India, Stanza is creating a new niche for menswear in India.

Sashico was born with a motive to not just deliver embroidery at an international level, but also create a channel for it in westernwear, in the domestic market. The label aims to highlight a wide range of embroidery while simultaneously pr

Kanika Sharma’s exclusive cuts in an unorthodox colour palette symbolise classic, nostalgic, elegant, hand-crafted, evergreen and effortless styles that are a direct reflection of strong elements of Punjab, Lahore and Kashmir regions.

A talk with Ujjawal Dubey, the Gen-Next star designer who champions the anti-fit array of clothing while intelligently juxtaposing several textures, fabric manipulation and design details to create a single, no cinch and tuck, fluid silhoue

Raffughar intends to revive the traditional and natural processes of craft making in the contemporary global market scenario. The brand works with traditional Indian crafts and authentic techniques that have evolved over a long time and req

As international retail markets slowly reopen, we focus on the fashion industry’s resilience worldwide, in association with Intertek, to report on the leading markets of France, Japan, Russia, and Brazil.

Samatvam by Anjali Bhaskar is an Indian fashion label that aims at fusing traditional Indian craftsmanship along with modern sensibilities by capitalising on the process of intricate detailing and subtle prints.