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How is Indian traditional menswear received in a zippy contemporary scenario? Check out celebrated Indian designer, who has redefined the modern male with traditional values in attire and accessories... and leave us your views.

Textile revivalist and principal designer at the House of Angadi innovates the traditional Kanjivaram saris into silk, linen blend Kanjivarams and khadi Kanjivaramas with a rich sprinkling of ikat-inspired designs and more. Sari enthusiasts, Ar. Brinda Somaya and interior designer and stylist Lipika Sud express their opinion on this reinterpretation of the traditional Indian garment. Read here…

Designer duo Falguni and Shane Peacock have taken the traditional couture scene by storm with their structured lehengas that speak of royal origins and are juxtaposed with delicate trimmings that accentuate feminity. Check out the collection here…

How essential is it to empower a student of design with the business aspect of his vocation? Is this adequately accomplished in design schools? Here's new school thought off the beaten path. Read here and leave us your views...

How many of us lament that some gorgeous traditional heirlooms lie unused because of our predominantly contemporary attire? Well, jewellery designer Lara Morakhia is an ace at upcycling and reimagining antique jewellery into chic, one-of-a-kind stand-out pieces! Read more…

Traditional elements evoking India's heritage embrace a contemporary narrative in the interiors of Elahe, a high-end fashion store in Kolkata designed by Kanan Modi Associates. Check it out here

Japanese knit pattern book for women clothing. You can enjoy total 26 patterns designed by KazeKobo. Perfect addition to your winter outfit +

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Kids Khussa is the most desirous indian footwear and commonly well versed for its elegant and decent design. The Khussa is the best shoes for kids of the land.

Getting nostalgic about the art of block printing, Dr. Alka Raghuvanshi uses technological windfall to elicit renewed respect for this almost-forgotten traditional craft... Click the link to read more>>