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Long before stylists became celebrities, these three women turned costume design into an art form — and changed how Bollywood looked forever.
An excerpt from Shefalee Vasudev’s book, 'Stories We Wear', details how airport fashion transformed from casual travel to calculated performance.
From dacoits to despots, costume designers reveal their inspiration behind the costumes that defined cinema’s greatest antagonists.
THR India picks the top 10 stylists, creative directors, costume designers, and fashion consultants building India’s visual language today — on screen, on the red carpet, and everywhere in between.
Chosen from a wider pool of 25 by a five-member jury of senior fashion editors, models, fashion choreographers, and cultural observers, the final cohort was assessed through representation, innovation, execution, impact and range.
Spotted on set, on stage and on the streets — four tastemakers reveal the clothes, shoes and accessories they swear by right now.
In 2026, genuine fashion critique can’t be heard over the claps and front-row selfies. Can the real critics please stand up?
The Hollywood Reporter India sits front row at Dubai Fashion Week, in conversation with Manish Malhotra, Kresha Bajaj, and AFC founder and CEO Jacob Abrian as Indian fashion makes a stronger claim in the Middle East.
A peek into the treasure chests of Dia Mirza, Radhika Apte, Shilpa Rao, and Pernia Qureshi to explore the jewellery in their lives and the pieces that hold memory, ritual, and family.
The award-winning costume designer of films such as 'Minnal Murali' and 'Lokah Chapter One: Chandra', breaks down the costume ideas behind five locally made WWE-style wrestlers in his new superhit Malayalam film.
Indian pop stars today are ditching the dated bodysuit for something far more interesting
From Rashmika Mandanna to Oprah Winfrey, Ananya Panday to Deepika Padukone, designer Anamika Khanna is working with her twin sons, still dressing global icons, and watching Indian fashion claim its place on the world stage — all while staying true to her instinct.
From absurd confessions to viral one-liners, the standout gems Indian celebrities actually dropped this year.
The Hollywood Reporter India picks the looks that broke the Internet — and the icons that redefined India's style landscape — in 2025.
With Fergie, Beyoncé and Lady Gaga in their portfolio, Falguni Shane Peacock turned feathers and crystals into a global fashion language — and never looked back.
Handcrafted in Japan, the brand’s first eyewear collection represents a deeply considered and personal expansion of the D’YAVOL X world.
Four industry insiders share their go-to uniforms, hero pieces and the comfort-driven codes that define their personal style.
In her interview with THR India, Nancy Tyagi unpacks the vision behind Tyla’s now-viral saree look.
The actor brings classic chic to life, making minimalism feel fresh, playful and unexpectedly bold.
Sarika Dresswalla carries forward almost a century of tradition at Maganlal Dresswalla, outfitting everything from period epics like 'Mughal-E-Azam' to Hollywood blockbusters like 'Mission: Impossible'.
