Fashion

New Delhi (India), April 8: Darshan Jalan can be credited for changing the narrative of fashion in films, runway & street style. His costumes in films like Vikram Veda, Ankhon Dekhi, Dum Lagake Haisha, Teen, Toilet – Ek Prem Katha, 24 (Tamil), Kahani 2, Sui-Dhaaga, Mithya and web series like Mirzapur, Delhi Crime2, Leila and many more have fetched him a loyal fan base for acing the looks of actors in their characters. He understands the nitty-gritty of the ever-evolving fashion industry, and hence, the need to experiment with newer trends and styles to keep up with the modern-day trends.

Jalan’s story is equal parts inspiring and relatable. An alumnus of NIFT Mumbai, Darshan started his career as a men’s wear designer for Provogue, followed by Killer Jeans and Options Juhu as their in-house designer. He says that his frugal life in Mumbai for a greater part of early 2000’s was challenging but also built his character.

Matrubhoomi: A Nation Without Women was the first opportunity into movies and a stepping stone to recognition and appreciation he has established in the Indian movie industry. Many award nominations and goodwill has been bestowed upon him but he is far from being complacent.

Born in Ranchi, Jharkhand, Darshan is an artist, designer and a visionary. Growing up in a family that has an astound appreciation for the Arts provided him a platform, but it was his time at Scindia School set within the grand architecture of Gwalior Fort that sparked his interest in design, aesthetics, and storytelling.

Jalan is a private person by nature and likes to keep himself busy. His one-track mission to create a new landscape for costume design in Indian cinema keeps him focused in the times of criticism and self-doubt.

“I think it’s important to know as many skills as you can along the way and keep growing with times. But I think it’s also important to have a unique point of view – be original and don’t try to be one amongst the herd” says Darshan Jalan who also has two design partners, Neelanchal Ghosh and Manish Tiwari.

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Renowned Indian Artists Madhvi and Manu Parekh displayed their work, including young art collectors Abeer Abrol, Aashna Abrol, with father, Vivek Abrol at Dior exhibition in Mumbai

 New Delhi (India), April 6: DIOR, a luxury goods conglomerate under LVMH, is pleased to announce the launch of ‘Mul Mathi’, an exhibition that features the works of prominent Indian artists Madhvi and Manu Parekh. This collaboration continues Dior’s longstanding tradition of working with fine artists, such as Salvador Dali in the 1950s and Jeff Koons in 2016, to explore new techniques and materials and push the boundaries of fashion. With over 75 brands in its portfolio, including Louis Vuitton, Fendi, Givenchy, Bulgari, Sephora, and Dom Pérignon, LVMH is the world’s largest luxury goods company, renowned for its commitment to craftsmanship, innovation, and sustainability. Dior is headquartered in Paris, France.

Dior’s association with India goes back to the 1950s when Christian Dior himself created a collection inspired by the country’s rich textiles and vibrant colours. The collection celebrated the artistry and craftsmanship of Indian culture and was well-received by the fashion industry.

On the evening of March 29th, 2023, prominent art connoisseurs graced the event, including young and discerning art collectors Abeer and Aashna Abrol, accompanied by their father, Vivek Abrol. Among the attendees were close family friends of the talented artists Madhvi and Manu Parekh, who relished the exhibition, immersed in jovial conversations, sipping exquisite cocktails, and enjoying the rich cultural experience, while sharing cherished anecdotes.

“Collecting art can be a rewarding and enriching experience, allowing collectors to appreciate and share the beauty and cultural significance of the pieces they own,” says Aashna Vivek Abrol, who has interviewed over 35 prominent artists on their techniques and gained a deep understanding of the stories behind their art. Abeer Vivek Abrol says, “Our collection reflects our passion for exploring diverse mediums and styles, and we believe that art has the power to enrich and inspire our lives.”

Young art collectors play a vital role in shaping the cultural landscape of a country, promoting cultural exchange and helping in the fast-growing development of India. Abeer has tried to promote cultural exchange while obtaining his Master’s degree from Sotheby’s Institute of Art in London and New York. Instilling a love for art in the youth will help build a legacy that will ensure the preservation and continued appreciation of art in their country. They represent the next generation of art patrons. In

In this case, Aashna has already begun the process of documenting these important exchanges in the database for future generations at www.pozoart.com.

Madhvi Parekh and Manu Parekh, both born in Gujarat, have spent a significant part of their lives in Delhi. Madhvi Parekh is a renowned Indian artist known for her bold and colourful compositions. Her works draw inspiration from the folk art traditions of India, including Madhubani and Warli. Manu Parekh is a celebrated artist known for his paintings that explore the complexities of urban life and human emotions. His works are characterized by a vivid use of colours and a distinctive style that blends elements of Indian and Western art.

The exhibition showcases a series of artworks inspired by the traditional art form of ‘mul-mathi’, which refers to the art of creating designs using multiple small dots. It features a collection of paintings by both artists, highlighting their unique perspectives and approaches to art-making. The artworks on display range from abstract compositions to figurative depictions of everyday life, all of which are infused with a sense of vibrancy and energy.

The exhibition has been well-received by art enthusiasts and critics alike, with many praising the artists’ ability to seamlessly blend traditional techniques with contemporary sensibilities. The exhibition is also a testament to Dior’s commitment to promoting and celebrating the rich cultural heritage of India while also fostering collaborations with local artists and designers.

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New Delhi (India), April 5: From pre-wedding outfits to dreamy wedding lehengas to a glamorous wedding reception look, this newly added fashion gem in Ahmedabad is bound to bring out those amazing insta-worthy outfits. Silvi’s The Fashion House is a one-stop solution for the bride and her cool bridesmaids for outfits for every joyous occasion of the wedding.

Find exquisite traditional wear that celebrates the Indian culture, from baby showers to glitzy engagement parts; when it comes to gorgeous traditional wear outfits, Silvi’s The Fashion House will surely come to mind.

Located in the prime location of Shyamal in Satellite, Silvi’s The Fashion House will never fail to impress.

With royal aesthetic and vintage-themed designs and heritage interiors, Amdavadis, you’ll surely look royal and Ravishing at Silvi’s.

Taking a better look at Silvi’s The Fashion House was established by Silvi Bhavsar and Julie Bhavsar.

Silvi is a 21-year-old deeply fascinated by the world of fashion glamour. She has always dreamt and manifested of owning her fashion label since her childhood, which has now come true.

Silvi, along with her mom, Julie, started the business when she was just 19 from their home, and now with a good customer base, she proudly owns their homegrown brand.

She works with local artisans who work on the luxe prints in the location itself and assure quality and colours that are curated to perfection.

Watch out for this store which is already everyone’s favourite.

They are now set to launch a wedding collection for the grooms as well. So Amdavadis you can now keep all your worries aside of finding the perfect wedding dress as Silvi’s The Fashion House is now open for business and welcomes you all.

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