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A Word To The Wise

Bestselling author AMY TAN’s advice to the voices of the next generation involves a complex process of self-discovery in the company of the right spiritual companions.

Youth Always Wins

With his modern vision of luxury, VIRGIL ABLOH, the recently appointed men’s artistic director at Louis Vuitton, is opening doors to a new generation.

The Kylie Effect

At 20, she’s breaking the internet one post at a time, has more followers than Michelle Obama, and makes her own lipsticks. Meet girls’ girl KYLIE JENNER.

Is Youth Wasted On Millennials?

In a word: Hell, yeah! Never has there been a group of people so committed to eating healthier, working out harder, or looking better. MOLLY YOUNG asks her generation: What’s so wrong with ordering that second margarita?

You Glow, Girl

She channels her on-screen personas through perfumes and churns out skin-perfecting potions from kitchen scraps. Actor ADITI RAO HYDARI might be to the manor born but she’s filled with the goofy charm of one who’s supremely confident in her flawless skin. She tells ADITI BHIMJYANI how she stays picture-perfect

My Mom Taught Me Less Is More

KAIA GERBER is only 15, but she’s picked up a lot of beauty truths from her own modelling career and her iconic mom—that would be Cindy Crawford, in case the brows weren’t a dead giveaway.

Magic Mission

What is one of Hollywood’s favourite designers doing in a Mumbai slum? Marchesa’s GEORGINA CHAPMAN has been quietly playing mentor and improving the lives of children through the Magic Bus NGO, finds ROSHNI BAJAJ SANGHVI.

At Home In The World

Greek tragedy meets Twitterati and terrorism in award-winning author KAMILA SHAMSIE’s latest novel, Home Fire, finds SANA GOYAL.

The Original Boss Lady

While Indira certainly disapproved of theWhether it was the crisp white sari of a martyr or a Kanjeevaram paired with a mink coat, the unusual sartorial legacy of INDIRA GANDHI is a lesson in power dressing, finds journalist and her latest biographer SAGARIKA GHOSE.

Girl Boss

A multitasking millennial, MANASI KIRLOSKAR talks to ANUPAMA CHOPRA about the challenges and perks of inheriting a 150-year-old family legacy.

Sartorial Splendour

Celebrated fashion designer, Nivedita Saboo’s eponymous label, Nivedita Saboo Couture, is taking over wardrobes of men and women around the world with its fine collection of wearable masterpieces.

A New York Minute

His latest is a hyper-topical American epic set against the storm of contemporary politics. Consummate storyteller and the voice of generation after generation, 70-year-old SALMAN RUSHDIE continues to capture the zeitgeist with an uncensored honesty and searing irreverence, finds SHAHNAZ SIGANPORIA.

Tress Talk With Jenatkin

Keeping up with the haircare regimen of the hairstylist who is always on the Kardashian family speed dial.

Vanika & Dhaval

Notes From The Bride...

Carmeni & Ulrich

The Multicultural Wedding.

The Initimate Wedding Atiya & Anuj

Thinking out of the box comes easy to this couple and their unique personalities perfectly. They let Vogue in on their special day.

Colour Me Happy

How do you flirt with culture, creativity and crazy people, all at once? Designer SALONI LODHA says she knows how. So, I paint my nails, pack some pristine whites and head to her fiesta—Holi Saloni—in Rajasthan to find out how.

Her Mother's Daughter

In her first-ever interview, on the eve of the release of her debut film, an incredibly poised JANHVI KAPOOR speaks to KARAN JOHAR about why her mother didn’t want her to act, the bond she now shares with her half-siblings, and why she’s out to be the debut of the year

The Lock-Down

For many, it’s a matter of pride, as much a legacy of genes and tradition as of painstaking love and attention. No wonder, when it comes to long hair, we can go to great lengths. Vogue shows you how.

Taking His Time

His wardrobe has ninety shades of black and sneakers, Martin Margiela is a designer he admires, and the simplicity of his designs for Moynat belies their complexity. Meet RAMESH NAIR, the creative director of one of the world’s most luxe brands.

recipe for success

the host of top chef, padma lakshmi eats better (and more adventurously) than even the most avid gourmet. the model-turned-author and self-proclaimed ‘culinary spelunker’ opens up about how she got there.

when karan met prabal

even those who don’t know them personally know that filmmaker karan johar and new york-based designer prabal gurung are the likeliest of friends. you just have to eavesdrop on one playful conversation—like we did— to discover how much common ground they share (read bollywood, memorable nightclub entries, and a rapid-fire round). plus, vogue gets another crossover success story, priyanka chopra, to play muse

Skin Scents

Perfumes evoke a fantasy—the perfect summer garden, a romantic dinner at dusk. But what could be more transporting than the smell of your lover’s skin? Today’s most sensuous fragrances wenhance a woman’s natural scent instead of covering it.

Taking The Lead

Refusing stereotypes and fighting racism, Misty Copeland, the first female African American principal dancer at the American Ballet Theatre, is pirouetting her way to progress, finds Shahnaz Siganporia

#Choosingbags

In 2017, a diamond-encrusted Hermès Birkin sold for 1,55,000 pounds, prompting a flurry of articles on the investment value of bags versus stocks and even homes. As the ‘eyes of Bergdorf Goodman’, LINDA FARGO knows what women want. So, we asked her the loaded question: Does a handbag leave a mark on your sartorial and financial portfolio?

Two's Company

They abandoned their corporate ascent over a midnight phone call. Today, gallerists PRIYANKA and PRATEEK RAJA are changing the Indian art world with their vision, finds ROSALYN D’MELLO

The Game Changing Artist

Contemporary artist Jahan Loh propels street art into the galleries of Singapore

Back To The Roots

This Ayurveda-inspired, nature-based beauty brand is committed to making a difference, not only to your hair but also the planet.

True To Form

One of India’s leading artists, ARPITA SINGH’s retrospective is probably one of the most important exhibits of the year, says SHAHNAZ SIGANPORIA

I See Naked People

Confessions of the men and women in your life for whom you don’t mind stripping down. No, we’re not talking about your better half.