Good Guru Hunting

Between locally sourced coffee beans, artisanal dhoti pants and mud houses where industrialists, intellectuals and other followers roam in organic weaves, writer PRIYA RAMANI encounters new-age god-man and mystic SADHGURU JAGGI VASUDEV to probe his formula for happiness

Happy Hitmaker

With his latest collaboration, the multihyphenate PHARRELL WILLIAMS is thinking a century ahead.

A Map To Art

How is art aficionado and founder of Tasveer Gallery, ABHISHEK PODDAR, bringing his dream museum to life? VARUN RANA finds out

It Started At The Finish Line

Running pioneer KATHRINE SWITZER was the first woman to complete a marathon, despite being told women weren’t capable of competing. Now, 50 years later, she’s still a force of empowerment.

Wing Women

With members including Hillary Clinton and Jennifer Lawrence, this women’s-only social club is becoming a powerful space where women have each other’s back. The Wing is a force to reckon with, finds LAUREN NORLING

The Curl Chronicles

Just like fingerprints, every girl’s curls, coils and ringlets are one of a kind. We sat down with three curly-haired women to get real-life tips and figure out how to live your best bouncy-haired life.

Eternal Sunshine

Dewy skin, juicy pops of colour, sultry bronzed cheeks—what starts as sexy summer make-up can end in a smudgy, streaky mess very quickly. Makeup artist VAL GARLAND tells you how to play it cool when it’s hot.

A Look At Fashion For A New Generation

Inclusiveness and technology are two defining cornerstones of the fashion industry of the future. We profile two women with very different businesses but a similar vision—to empower women around the world by broadening their choices. Aparna Piramal Raje meets Carrie Hammer and Billie Whitehouse in Goa to talk fashion for a new generation

Presenting The Agents Of Change!

“There is a lot to love about Bombay!” says Peter Dundas, as we settle in for a coffee at the St. Regis in Mumbai. “I’ve been dressing Indian women for most of my career and now, in a way, we are presenting the brand officially to you, to India, so that’s exciting.”

How To Find Your Parenting Style?

In an age of too much information, how do you find your parenting style? Columnist and author Natasha Badhwar tells you how to cut through the digital noise

Concrete Values

London designers Nipa Doshi and Jonathan Levien’s Barbican apartment brings Brutalist architecture to life. Nonie Niesewand sneaks a first look

Deepika Padukone - Candid, Self-Aware And Unafraid!

One of Bollywood’s brightest, most glamorous of stars, Deepika Padukone doesn’t hesitate to strip away the sheen, be it playing cover girl without a speck of makeup or championing equal pay and bringing real stories to celluloid. Candid, self-aware and unafraid, the actor has come into her own, finds Moni Mohsin

Rules Of Engagement

Done with the swiping games? Nupur Sarvaiya gets an update on the new rules of committed coupling

Mannat, As Never Seen Before!

A deeply private person, Gauri Khan allows few people into the inner recesses of her heart and home. But she speaks freely and proudly of Mannat. Quite possibly because it is as good as her greatest love story.

The Best Fabric Brands To Help You Breathe New Life Into Old Spaces

Re-upholstering your flea-market buys or giving your home a makeover? Divya Mishra rounds up the best fabric brands to help you breathe new life into old spaces

Forces Of Fashion

“In difficult times, fashion is always outrageous.” The pithy maxim by famed Surrealist designer Elsa Schiaparelli best describes the times we live in. But for these four men and women, all singular in their approach to style, maximalism isn’t just a passing phase—it’s rooted in their very sartorial identity. While for one it may be a love for logos, for another it’s a penchant for dramatic silhouettes. What unites them is their strongly individual approach to rule-breaking, no-holds-barred fashion.

The Kolkata Siesta

KANISHK THAROOR on summers spent in the company of grandparents, guava jelly and Gabriel Garcia Marquez…

Sonakshi Sinha: 'For Me Less Is Always More'

“For me, less is always more, ”says Sonakshi Sinha. And for the actor to come into her own, all it takes is a quintessential New York label.

Summer Elsewhere

From the electoral chaos of Varanasi to a chance meeting with a stranger in New York, author and journalist AATISH TASEER pens an ode to the season.

Creative Coupling

A whirlwind romance, tragic loss and a meteoric rise—artists IDRIS KHAN and ANNIE MORRIS talk to SHAHNAZ SIGANPORIA about the healing power of art.

Woman On Top

She transformed her father’s clinic in Mumbai into a global empire of labs and health centres. Meet business visionary and mentor to women entrepreneurs, AMEERA SHAH.

Clothing With Kindness

Can you buy beautiful clothes and also save the planet? Well, if the clothes are made sustainably, you sure can. Going by H&M’s Conscious Exclusive collection, starring supermodel Christy Turlington, the future of fashion is all about being mindful.

Mix It Up

One’s a leading lady whose red-carpet appearances are as headline-making as her lm roles. The other’s a hitmaker who wears more hats than one can count. Together, AISHWARYA RAI BACHCHAN and PHARRELL WILLIAMS represent the boundary-blurring appeal of true global icons.

Love Struck

What gives Natalie Portman butterflies? The Harvardgrad Hollywood superstar shares the moods and moments that inspire the feeling of love in her

A Map To The Stars

A visit to a tiny Himalayan village in Almora opens an enchanting dream-like world of deodar-studded slopes, leaving writer-poet TISHANI DOSHI haunted by the memory of beatniks and mystics past

From Khoj, With Love

Twenty years ago, an artist-led international residency in a village in Uttar Pradesh inadvertently kick-started the Indian Contemporary art scene, evolving into an institution and a catalyst for South Asian art initiatives. As Khoj celebrates a milestone year, founder director POOJA SOOD pens a heartfelt letter for Vogue

Body Of Work

Her art is visceral, provocative and strong—as is her voice. One of the most important contemporary artists from India, BHARTI KHER tells SHAHNAZ SIGANPORIA about her obsession with the body, why she refuses to be a hamster on a wheel and how women artists are going to change the art world 

A different kind of fever

Can childbirth turn the habits of an inveterate reader upside down? Publisher CHIKI SARKAR recounts how motherhood made her a seeker of romance novels.

Like Mother, Like Daughter

For many Cindy CrawFord is the perfect representation of all-american beauty. She’s graceful even at 50, and happy to pass on the mantle to a new generation— specifically her minime daughter, Kaia. Vogue has an exclusive look at the making of a supermodel.

Are Mothers Of “Onlies” Making A Selfish Choice?

Is the single child doomed to a life of a lonely misfit? Are mothers of “onlies” making a selfish choice? Neha J Hiranandini pleads a passionate case for one and done.