On 25.6.2016 INIFD Jodhpur Showcased Desingners Day AT Amargarh Resort Jodhpur. Our Jodhpur "Lakme Fashion Week GEN NEXT 2016" Selected Students also present her designing dresses. Designer Yamini Kachhwaha
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Kicking off Vogue India Fashion Fund 2016 with the first round of judging
Every June, the Vogue India team goes in full frenzy—the emerging talent spotted on runways has us placing bets on who will be the next big thing. And tomorrow, we kick off our annual hunt for The One: the first crop of shortlisted designers will present their ideas to a formidable jury of industry heavyweights including Sunil Sethi, president FDCI, Alka Nishar of Aza, Tina Tahiliani of Ensemble, designers Gaurav Gupta and Anita Dongre, fashion entrepreneur Pernia Qureshi, Kunal Dass of Van Heusen, Vogue India’s editor Priya Tanna, fashion director Anaita Shroff Adajania, fashion features director Bandana Tewari and marketing director Oona Dhabar.
Here are the 25 designers who will be screened through three rounds of judging. Watch this space to keep up with the excitement.
Swati Sharma, Brahma Karma
Medhavini Yadav, Resha by Medhavini
Gaurang Shah, Gaurang
Gunjan Jain, Vriksh
Padmaja Krishnan, Padmaja
Amrita Khanna and Gursi Singh, Lovebirds
Ishita Mangal, QUO
Sonal Verma, RARA AVIS
Baani Sachdev and Nikita Jain, EZRA
Natasha Davda, Natasha J
Sonam and Paras Modi, SVA
Rina Singh, EKA
Ujjawal Dubey, Antar-Agni
Sreejith Jeeva, Rouka
Kanika Goyal, Kanika Goyal Label
Pranav Mishra and Shyma Shetty, HUEMN
Priyanka Ella Lorena Lama, P.E.L.L.A.
Aartivijay Gupta, AARTIVIJAY GUPTA
Reby Kumar, GUAPA Inc
Olivia Dar, Olivia Dar
Vasundhara Mantri, Vasundhara Jewellery
Manreet and Samraat Deol, Manifest Design
Aditi Dhar, VITASTA
Ridhima Sekhri, POEM bags
Medhavini Yadav, Resha by Medhavini
Gaurang Shah, Gaurang
Gunjan Jain, Vriksh
Padmaja Krishnan, Padmaja
Amrita Khanna and Gursi Singh, Lovebirds
Ishita Mangal, QUO
Sonal Verma, RARA AVIS
Baani Sachdev and Nikita Jain, EZRA
Natasha Davda, Natasha J
Sonam and Paras Modi, SVA
Rina Singh, EKA
Ujjawal Dubey, Antar-Agni
Sreejith Jeeva, Rouka
Kanika Goyal, Kanika Goyal Label
Pranav Mishra and Shyma Shetty, HUEMN
Priyanka Ella Lorena Lama, P.E.L.L.A.
Aartivijay Gupta, AARTIVIJAY GUPTA
Reby Kumar, GUAPA Inc
Olivia Dar, Olivia Dar
Vasundhara Mantri, Vasundhara Jewellery
Manreet and Samraat Deol, Manifest Design
Aditi Dhar, VITASTA
Ridhima Sekhri, POEM bags
#BeautyBuzz: Alia Bhatt’s selfie proves that nothing beats good genes
Giving you serious inspiration to up your make-up game is Gigi Hadid, in her luminous, highlighted-to-perfection face that she juxtaposes against an intense plum lip. Or you could go for Kim Kardashian’s nude make-up look, to which she adds a touch of sultry with oodles of mascara and smudgy kohl.
And if you haven’t been able to get yourself to hit the gym lately, Lisa Haydon’s bikini bod and Kriti Sanon’s workout moves will inspire to get the sweat going.
Swipe through for the best beauty Instagrams from last week week.
Why Bollywood can’t get enough of Manish Malhotra
Let’s face it—Manish Malhotra needs no introduction. A coveted must-have for a smattering of brides and grooms, the designer’s career spanning 25 years has seen him juxtapose the world of fashion and films in a decidedly inimitable manner.
Malhotra started out as a model but turned to costume designing and styling in the ’90s, with Urmila Matondkar’s look in Rangeela serving as his turning point. From then, he’s launched his store: Reverie – Manish Malhotra in 1998 as well as his present-day eponymous label in 2005. With 35 awards, over a 1,000 movies and a Vogue cover under his belt, Malhotra’s career is nothing short of tour de force.
He has mastered the art of effortlessly blending Indian traditions and crafts with a modern sensibility that appeals to the global Indian couple. Case in point: his recent collections not only highlight au courant silhouettes like cape lehengas and exquisite gowns but also heritage weaves such as Benarasi. Intricate craftsmanship with a generous dose of high-octane glamour sums up his aesthetic.
Malhotra’s roster of prominent brides includes a bevy of Bollywood names—from Karisma Kapoor and Kareena Kapoor Khan to Mira Rajput and Preity Zinta. After all, everything the designer undertakes is sprinkled with ample star power.
These couples that had us believing in love only to break our hearts
If there’s one thing you can count on the entertainment industry for, it’s that nothing lasts forever. Be it the number one hit on the radio, buzz about a controversial new movie, fierce celeb wars—all of them inevitably fizzle out—as do the relationships that have the world rooting for them.
It’s safe to say that 2016 started on a unsavoury note for quite a few celebrity couples. While Ranbir Kapoor and Katrina Kaif’s split had Bollywood fans everywhere sighing in sadness, Taylor Swift and Calvin Harris’s breakup was a bomb on the hearts of music lovers all over the globe. Then there are the rumours of Malaika-Arbaaz and Gigi-Zayn calling it quits. But come what may, one thing’s for sure: single or committed, these stars never fail to impress with their work. After all, what doesn’t kill you makes you (and your art) stronger!
Here’s a look at some of the couples that parted ways in 2016.
This is how Katrina Kaif is making her digital debut
Elusive, private and fiercely opinionated when she chooses to be, Katrina Kaif might be one of the lesser seen and even lesser heard celebrities. As our June cover girl who is testing the waters of social media, she will be talking about her go-to red carpet designers, beauty essentials, her shows she loves to watch and her favourite places to shop at. To find out more about our guest digital editor for June, watch this space.
Catch her diving underwater for Vogue India’s June 2016 cover shoot:
Katrina Kaif on Bollywood: “Sometimes we mix the personal and the professional too closely”
In the age of the Insta-star, when tracking a celebrity hardly requires effort, Kaif’s allure lies in the fact that you have to prick your ears to hear what she has to say. She doesn’t open up very often, so when she does you listen. Will she ever volunteer herself to public commentary? “People share things all the time…it doesn’t come naturally to me,” she says resolutely.
Even as Kaif is in the throes of finally getting herself the tiny blue tick of online stardom, she is aware that it is a long-term commitment that would warrant regular updates. She is already overwhelmed by the thought of it. “I fear I might get into a war of words, constantly clarifying myself. I guess there is a positive and negative side to it,” she says, adding, “But it is something I say I have been thinking of doing for a while [laughs].”
While her relationship with her boyfriend and the ensuing split garnered multiple page-view-generating stories, Kaif hasn’t said a word about it. She does offer an explanation for her silence: “All Cancerians are guarded to a certain extent. That’s just the way it is,” she says. “It’s also just about being a girl,” she shrugs.
Kaif says she isn’t reserved on her own accord but she plays it safe when it involves “another person who is not in your control.” “Which means, you are going to be speaking for yourself and for that other person, constantly making changes and updates, you know?” she says.
TAG APPROVALIn the case of Kaif, silence seems to have worsened the speculation about her relationships. But she can’t really bother as she soldiers through another year of hectic filming. Her instinct is better suited to a cast member of Survivor than the seductive girl in a red gown urging you to buy a mango drink. In fact, Kaif seems neither the bubbly girl-next-door nor the sex siren—the two roles she seems to have played the most in her 13-year-long film career. Her calm, collected responses are proof of how quick we are to associate fabricated identities with an actor, and how popular culture buries individuality for the sake of mass appeal.
Over the years, Kaif has wisened up to the fact that business is business and that Bollywood can prove to be shaky turf when it comes to making real friends. “I think I no longer make friends in a way that I am too attached or dependent on people. This is the film industry, this is a place of work and sometimes we mix the personal and the professional too closely,” she shares.
Read the whole interview in Vogue India’s June 2016 issue that hits stands on June 2, 2016.
Photographed by Luis Monteiro; Underwater photography by Sumer Verma; Styled by Anaita Shroff Adajania; Location courtesy Blue Water Sumilon Beach Resort, Oslob, Cebu, Philippines
Hair: Daniel Bauer/Artist Factory India; Make-up: Bianca Hartkopf/Toabh Management; Assistant stylist: Priyanka Kapadia; Photographer’s assistant: Karl Axon; Production: Divya Jagwani; Production manager: Terry Hahin; Production assistants: Jess Boquiren, Trancy Tangt; Special thanks: Gloriece Glen Do, Juanito Sayo, Kristine Shroff, Neha Nirmalkar; Location courtesy and tourism partners: Department of Tourism, Philippines, Badian Island Wellness Resort & Spa, Cebu, Bluewater Sumilon Beach Resort, Oslob, Cebu, Oslob Whaleshark Watching Centre, Cebu, Kawasan Falls, Embassy of the Republic of Philippines, New Delhi, Philippines Honorary Consulate General, Mumbai, Shroff International Travel Care Inc; Airline partner: SilkAir
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