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IN A NEW LIGHT

Masaba Gupta shares her motherhood journey, how she handles criticism, and the ways she is learning to balance work and well-being.

FIERCE & FREE

Malaika Arora on owning the \"it girl\" aesthetic before Pinterest made it popular, being one of the most-papped women in India, and staying relevant at every age.

THE GRAND DAME

Between freedom of choice and grounded reality, Belgian designer Isla Maria Van Damme is busy living in the moment and wants women to follow suit.

HIT REFRESH

Old favourites, new formulas.

THE TURNING PAGE

These five books are what you need to open up to a new world and embrace possibilities.

Exploring Lisbon

What would it be like if Lady Whistledown of the hit Netflix show Bridgerton was to visit Portugal's capital known for its history, culture, and gastronomic delights?

For A Better Future

Three homegrown labels at the forefront of circular and ethical fashion.

I Do (Not)!

Many women are overcoming the stigma around divorce, using repurposed rings and wedding gowns to challenge archaic notions that hold them back.

Menswear Gets A Twist

Right after his show at Paris Fashion Week, Bazaar India catches up with designer Kartik Kumra about his new collection and plans for the future.

THE MAN BEHIND THE MAVERICK

Tahir Sultan, the Kuwaiti-Indian philanthropist of wearable and culinary art, comfortably weaves the influences of both the cultures into his work.

READY FOR INDIA

The Emily in Paris actor Lucien Laviscount says he 1s keen to collaborate with SS Rajamouli, Sanjay Leela Bhansali, and Rajkumar Hirani.

GILDED HISTORY

With its new high jewellery collection, Louis Vuitton explores the 100 years following the French Revolution.

FRESH TAKE

A new crop of homegrown fashion labels are making a case for refreshing ideologies, one stitch at a time.

LOVE LETTER TO LONDON

Held at the iconic Tate Modern, Gucci Creative Director Sabato De Sarno's Cruise 2025 collection creates a fresh narrative that reflects the brand's legacy and the city's vibrant culture.

WONDER YEARS

For four decades, Marc Jacobs has made fashion that is personal, urgent, and era-defining.\"Once I knew what I loved,\" he says, \"I just couldn't get enough of it.\"

TIME IS GOLD

Gold watches, especially in its yellow avatar, has taken the centre stage, again.

ANEW JEWEL IN THE CITY

Step into a world of exquisite craftsmanship and enduring beauty at the new Tiffany & Co. store in Mumbai.

A PIECE OF HISTORY

The renewed interest in vintage and antique jewellery reiterates its timeless elegance. Bazaar India decodes the know-how of investing in one.

MAKINGS OF AN ICON

The Gucci Horsebit 1955 bag is a nod to gender-neutral fashion.

MAKING OF A METIER

At Hermès, Clémande Burgevin Blachman, the creative director of fashion accessories, strikes an artful truce between ergonomic design and timeless beauty.

GAME ON!

Indian video games, with their fluid storytelling and incredible graphics, are finding their feet in a landscape dominated by international players.

WEAVING ON CANVAS

Gulam Mohammed Sheikh, who returns with a solo exhibit in Mumbai after 20 years, talks about the making of an artist.

STATE OF THE ART

From powerful patrons to groundbreaking contemporary artists the South Asian diaspora steals the spotlight at the Venice Art Biennale.

DRIP APPEAL

In the world of beauty and wellness rituals, IV therapy is the new buzzword.

BOTTLING STARDUST

Born under a lucky star, Chanel's new fragrance pays homage to its past and sets us up for a stellar future.

FINDING PRIDE IN ART

From winning RuPaul's Drag Race and walking on runways to being the first international drag artiste to perform in India, Paul Jason Dardo a.k.a Violet Chachki has done it all. The performer talks to Bazaar India about their Atlanta roots, trouble with routine, and undying love for Rekha.

New DIRECTION

Zayn Malik has been in the making for a while now. The singer gets candid about his music, life away from the city, and becoming a father. He talks to Bazaar India about his refreshed focus on the best things that life has to offer.

IN HER OWN TIME

Anasuya Sengupta has finally arrived! The actor talks to Bazaar India about portraying Renuka on screen, queer activism, and why she does not strategise too much.

DIRECTOR'S CUT

Four filmmakers, who are shaping the future of Indian cinema, talk to Bazaar India about their craft and what inspires it.

HANDMADE WITH LOVE

On a visit to péro atelier, we take a closer look at designer Aneeth Arora's methodical madness and craft-centric ethos as the brand turns 15.