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Fashion Police | Lakme Fashion Week X FDCI: Chola collection was an expression of fluidity and inclusivity
At the recently held Lakme Fashion Week X FDCI, Chola the Label presented the ‘Let's Play' collection was a vibrant celebration of individuality, offering a rich palette of colors and textures.
Lakme Fashion Week X FDCI: Deme by Gabriella Demetriades and Ranna Gill get inspired by romance & nature
The showcase was held on Day 5 of Lakmē Fashion Week in partnership with FDCI at the iconic Jio World Convention Centre
9 things to look forward to at Lakmé Fashion Week X FDCI 2024
As we gear up for yet another action-packed season of Lakmē Fashion Week x FDCI, energies are at an all-time high
EXCLUSIVE! Lakme Fashion Week 2024 | Gaurang Shah on revival of weaves: 'We have so much khazana with us'
In an exclusive interview with Firstpost's Lachmi Deb Roy, the talented designer opened up about the revival of weaves in his desi designs and how it can inspire the upcoming generations in the journey of revival. A strong believer of local weaves, his show was truly a masterpiece.
EXCLUSIVE | Singer Anuradha Juju: 'Pankaj Udhas' son-in-law has played a crucial role in my new song'
In an exclusive interview with Firstpost, the singer shared the experience of being a part of Mitwa, the passing away and legacy of Pankaj Udhas, and what the word signifies for her
Lakme Fashion Week 2024: R|ELAN & The JJV. Kapurthala Collection by JJ Valaya Brought The Sustainable Fashion Day to an end with refined sophistication
The JJV.Kapurthala “Char” collection brought the glory of celebrated styles without the burden of heavy embellishments
Lakme Fashion Week X FDCI: Gaurang Shah weaves creative magic with his collection titled ‘Gulal’ on Sustainable Fashion Day
The showcase was held on Day 2 of Lakme Fashion Week X FDCI at the iconic Jio World Convention Centre
Lakme Fashion Week X FDCI: How Archana Rao created a fashion fantasy of colour structure and design
Archana Rao looked to the heavens for her creative guidance and her “Sun and Moon” line was an intense study in stark differences that ended in a fashionable harmony between the two. While, drawing inspiration from the serene embrace of the Himalayas juxtaposed with the urban hustle,
Red Lorry Film Festival: A journey through exquisite storytelling in diverse languages
With each frame, the movies and TV series on Red Lorry Film Festival’s roster will beckon audiences to distant realms, weaving tales that spark curiosity and invite exploration of the rich tapestry of our global film community
THE MAN WHO LOST INDIA- First Indian dystopian war novel written by a female writer
A dystopian never-been-done-before tale set in – and between – China and India, THE MAN WHO LOST INDIA is a powerful portrayal of love, strife and family in the wake of 21st century’s biggest war
‘Pho-nomenal’: Why Vietnamese food is voted among the best in the world | Food Talk
Vietnamese cuisine is considered to be amongst the best in the world. Though, it is a relatively new introduction to the Indian culinary scene and is growing in popularity.
AstaGuru’s upcoming ‘Dimensions Defined’ auction offers a treasure trove of unique works by Indian modernists
The auction will also showcase several creations in both mediums of paintings and sculptures by artists Krishen Khanna, Himmat Shah, and Manu Parekh.
Somewhere in the Deep by Tanvi Berwah
Somewhere in the Deep skillfully examines issues of class, colonialism, and greed
8th Sahayog Contemporary Art Exhibition: A Multigenerational Showcase
The 8th Sahayog Contemporary Art Exhibition brings together artists spanning the ages of 16 years to 80 years. Over 75 artworks from 30 artists nationwide will be on display. Part of the sale proceeds to go towards the education of children in the rural belts
India Art Fair: Exploration of Indian art from the 18th to the 21st centuries
Nurturing a range of artistic styles, mediums and contexts, India Past and Present provides a glimpse of the unfolding discoveries of Indian art that are the mainstay of DAG’s multiple exhibitions across India and the world
Lollapalooza 2024: Organisers use scale to change rubrics for success in the live music space in India
Choice of location, recalibrating consumer consumption patterns and making the festival truly inclusive are key differentiators in the Lollapalooza experience
India Art Fair 2024: CP Kukreja & Vishal Dar celebrate the architecture of JNU
The design of the exhibition is imagined as a studio inside a pavilion that is both didactic and experiential
Assemble your squad at Lollapalooza India 2024 and create your own album of unforgettable experiences
Make this a collective experience and assemble your squad for Lollapalooza India 2024 on January 27th and 28th, 2024 in the heart of Mumbai at the iconic Mahalaxmi Racecourse!
The Orientalists’ Benares: The ancient city depicted by foreign artists who visited India in 19th & early 20th centuries
Opened on 11 January 2024 at DAG 1, The Taj Mahal Palace, Mumbai, the exhibition presents some of the finest works in DAG’s collection showcasing the diverse artistic responses to the city by such foreign artists across the span of nearly two centuries
EXCLUSIVE | Musician Anoushka Shankar on her India Tour 2024: 'Hope people enjoy my music and I have a wonderful time'
In an exclusive interview with Firstpost, Anoushka spoke about coming to India for her tour, the challenges and evolution of music in today's day and age, and her expectations from her performance in the country
Welcome to Paradise review: Twinkle Khanna's new book establishes her as one of India's best authors
On the cusp of her fiftieth year, Khanna is at her peak. Not only is her iridescent beauty luminous beyond belief, but her wit is also at its sharpest, her writing at its bravest, and her voice unshakeable and self-assured
Sunburn Goa announces its 17th edition with the theme of 'Enchanted Forest' for 2023
Hosted within the province of Goa, the festival has found its home within Vagator, where attendees can expect an indulgence of top-tier talent, a host of immersive entertainment activities and a tailored carnival experience
Content creator Kamiya Jani clears the air over visit to Jagganath Temple after being called 'beef-promoter' by BJP
Jani is the founder of Curly Tales and conducts celebrity interviews for the popular food and travel channel. She recently visited the shrine with Biju Janata Dal (BJD) leader VK Pandian
Rewind 2023— Journey Through the Pages: A Curated List of the 10 Best Books Every Explorer Needs Before 2023 Ends
As the pages of these tomes flutter in the breeze of contemplation, the narrative mosaic of 2023 emerges—a testament to the enduring power of the written word, each book a portal to worlds uncharted and emotions profound
Lucknow Super Giants, IPL 2024 Auction: Full list of players bought by LSG, complete squad
IPL 2024 Auction, Lucknow Super Giants: A complete list of players acquired by LSG at the IPL mini-auction in Dubai with complete squad.
Rewild’23: Fashion for a mammoth cause with designer Anita Dongre | Rewind 2023
In an exclusive conversation with Firtspost, designer Anita Dongre talks about fashion for a cause, why it is important to save the wild, sustainable fashion, revival of weaves and why it is time to go slow.
How fashion today is primarily about revival of weaves and going slow | Explained
Indian weaves are making a way to urban wardrobes, here is what three designers, Sanjay Garg, Amita Gupta and Shivan Bhatiya has to say.
Britney Spears’ The Woman In Me Review: Her memoir says parents and family can be toxic
Britney Spears’ The Woman In Me is a stunning story of a celebrity living in an image and profit driven prison under her father.
Bishan Singh Bedi will be remembered not only for his cricket but his strength of character
The former Indian cricket player went out of his way to encourage young players. The support that he extended to them is an important part of the legacy that he left behind
Sohini Chattopadhyay's new book is a celebration of India's women athletes
The author of 'The Day I Became a Runner' argues that women who run "pose a direct challenge to patriarchy" as running is a solitary activity conducted in the public sphere