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Category Archives: Fashion
Ted, me and Moynat
I have known Ted Moncreiff for 15 years. He first assigned a bargaining story to me when he was an editor at Condenast Traveler way back in 1996. He continued assigning longer and longer pieces as Executive editor of Traveler. … Continue reading
Posted in Fashion, Luxury
Tagged Bloomberg Pursuits, Hermes, Moynat, Paris, Ramesh Nair, Ted Moncreiff
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Moynat for FT
I love niche products that nobody has heard of. Moynat fits the bill. It retails only in Paris for now, and very few people have heard of this brand. Below is a piece I wrote about Moynat for Financial Times … Continue reading
Posted in Fashion, FT, Luxury
Tagged Bernard Arnault, Delveaux, Goyard, Groupe Arnault, Guillaume Davin, Gwenael Nicolas, Hermes, LVMH, Moynat, paris fashion week, Ramesh Nair, rue saint honore
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Saris from Paris
About the Hermes Sari. Appearing here in the Financial Times Weekend fashion pages and pasted below. January 13, 2012 10:05 pm Saris from Paris? By Shoba Narayan French label Hermès has launched a take on the traditional garment and sparked … Continue reading
Posted in Fashion, FT, Luxury
Tagged block prints, Deepika Govind, flower motifs, Hermes Sari, Indian designers, Indian fashion, Paris, Sabyasachi Mukherjee, silk brocade, traditional garment
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Profile of Sabyasachi
Sabyasachi, the revivalist businessman His style icons are strong, self-confident people who don’t need his clothes to enhance their identity The Good life | Shoba Narayan Clad in a khadi kurta-pyjama and Ferragamo flats, Sabyasachi Mukherjee, 37, is having lunch at … Continue reading
Posted in Fashion, Luxury, Mint, Profiles
Tagged Alexander McQueen, Audrey Hepburn, Chanel, Deepti Naval, Dries Van Noten, Ferragamo, Frida Kahlo, Gandhiji, Gulzar, Indian fashion, Indian style, ITC Sonar, Jackie Kennedy, Jawaharlal Nehru, Jhalmuri, John Galliano, Madonna, Mallika Sarabhai, Mira Nair, Mukherjee, Puchkas, Rani Mukherji, Rekha, Sabyasachi, saris, Sonal Mansingh, Sonia Gandhi, the dancer Shobana, Usha Uthup, Vidya Balan
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Fashion Story: Grasshopper
Altered notions: recycling last year’s fashions Shoba Narayan (Writer) Mar 22, 2010 next previous It is a problem that afflicts every fashion designer: what to do with last season’s clothes that didn’t sell? In India, unlike the US or Europe, … Continue reading
Posted in Arts/Fashion, Fashion, The National
Tagged Anshu, Atul Johri, Bangalore, Grasshopper, Hidden Harmony, Jason, Jason Cherian, Joe Ikareth, Savio Jon, Sonali Sattar, TransForm
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Indian Textiles for The National
I am in love with Indian fabrics, particularly cotton. Here is a piece on them Traditional Indian textiles get a turn on the fashion stage Shoba Narayan Nov 13, 2011 A group of Japanese tourists descend on Weaver’s Studio, … Continue reading
Posted in Arts/Fashion, Fashion, The National
Tagged anokhi, Bangalore, brigitte singh, cinnamon, faith singh, gandhi, housego, judy frater, kalaraksha, khadi, malkha, rehwa, richard holkar, sally holkar, uzramma, weaver's studio
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