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  • World’s richest man reaches out to India's luxury market with landmark Dior Show

    Dior, the second-biggest brand of billionaire Bernard Arnault’s French luxury behemoth LVMH, and the decision to add India to its seasonal schedule shows a rising interest to tap the nation’s rising wealth.

  • Dior transforms Mumbai's Gateway of India into fashion ramp: See Pics

    In a glittering splash of luxury fashion, Dior transformed Mumbai’s grand, historic Gateway of India monument into a runway laden with celebrity, beauty and craftsmanship.

  • Gucci selling basic linen kurti for Rs 2.5 lakh triggers Desi Twitter users' ire

    After the picture of the Gucci kaftan went viral on social media, several persons started calling out the brand and trolling it for misnaming the garment as a kaftan, cultural appropriation, terrible styling (with loose green pants that resemble a shalwar), and exorbitant pricing.

  • Can luxury fashion ever regain its luster?

    With no fixed timeline for a COVID-19 vaccine, it will be hard to predict what customers will want six months from now. But for luxury fashion, the shows must go on.

  • In love with Indian Handloom: Donna Karan

    Watch the interview of Donna Karan with Nayantara Rai on CNBC-TV18, in which she shared her readings and outlook on the art of fashion and her tryst with Indian culture, handloom and yoga.

  • I always think of Mumbai as New York City: Calvin Klein

    Watch the interview of Calvin Klein with Nayantara Rai on CNBC-TV18, in which he shared his readings and outlook on the art of fashion and his plans for India.

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