Author: Girish Bajaj. GB

GPHG IN BOMBAY, SERENDIPITY EVENING

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GPHG IN BOMBAY, SERENDIPITY EVENING

The Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève 2026 made its global debut in Mumbai — a first for the World Tour — bringing 78 exceptional timepieces from over 50 of the world’s most revered watchmakers to the luxurious St. Regis, Bombay. Curated by Ethos Limited, the exhibition wasn’t just about showcasing nominees; was an invitation to experience the artistry and craftsmanship behind each piece, with immersive interactions designed for both seasoned collectors, connoisseurs and curious admirers….

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CHANEL HERITAGE SYMBOLISM

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CHANEL HERITAGE SYMBOLISM

The story of Gabrielle Chanel unfolds like a timeline stitched into fabric — past, present, future not as separate acts, but as layers worn at once. At its core is freedom: not just in the bird, that quiet symbol of flight, but in the way the clothes are built — the soft tailoring, the smocked tweed that moves with the body, not against it. Each piece feels like a version of herself reimagined, not replaced….

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CC FORUM LONDON: LEADERS IN SUSTAINABILITY

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CC FORUM LONDON: LEADERS IN SUSTAINABILITY

CC Forum has long stood apart — not just as a gathering, but as a call. From its landmark editions in London, Monaco, and Bahrain, each hosted under the presence of visionary leaders, it’s built a legacy where sustainability isn’t framed as sacrifice, but as the most strategic frontier of our time. Now, as the world faces overlapping crises — climate, energy, food, equity — the XIVth edition, 27-30 October 2026 in London arrives at…

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HERMES SS27 REDEFINED THE WEIGHT, WEAR, & WHAT LUXURY CAN BE

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HERMES SS27 REDEFINED THE WEIGHT, WEAR, & WHAT LUXURY CAN BE

The Hermès Spring/Summer 2027 collection doesn’t just revisit its roots — it lifts them. Leather, silk, and the equestrian codes born in that 1837 saddlery are still there, but handled with a surprising lightness, like tradition doesn’t have to weigh you down to mean something. The signatures feel familiar, yet somehow unbound — as if the house is reminding us that even the deepest heritage can move with the season. “Air can be perceptible, but…

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ISSEY MIYAKE SHAPE OF SPACE & FLUIDITY

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ISSEY MIYAKE SHAPE OF SPACE & FLUIDITY

For spring 2027, Satoshi Kondo didn’t just design clothes — he reimagined how fabric moves, breathes, and lives on the body. The Issey Miyake team called the collection “Figure of Ma”, a nod to the Japanese concept of negative space — not emptiness, but the quiet tension between form and freedom. Before a single garment was cut, they took a 10-by-10-meter sheet of ultra-light fabric and let it float, watching how it caught air, how…

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FEATHER LEATHER BY BOTTEGA

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FEATHER LEATHER BY BOTTEGA

Louise Trotter’s third collection for Bottega Veneta felt like a release — a deliberate lightening of the house’s most iconic codes. The leather, usually so substantial, was pared down, almost fluid. The intrecciato weave, once tightly braided, opened up into airy crochets and loose-knit bases, giving the collection a new kind of ease. Even the outerwear shed its armor, trading weight for movement. Staged at Fabbrica Orobia, the show also marked a quiet milestone —…

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EMPOWERMENT OF WOMEN

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EMPOWERMENT OF WOMEN

Maximilian Davis has a way of turning fashion into narrative — and his take on the 1940s feels especially resonant. There’s something powerful in how he reinterprets that era’s workwear: not as costume, but as a quiet act of reclamation. The uniforms, the structured silhouettes, the precision — they weren’t just practical then, they were proof of presence, of women stepping into roles that demanded to be taken seriously. Now, Davis distills that language into…

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VELOCITY OF INDIAS INTELLIGENT FINANCIAL SECTOR

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VELOCITY OF INDIAS INTELLIGENT FINANCIAL SECTOR

“The Long Game: Pension Funds, Patient Capital & India’s Growth Ambitions” stood out as a pivotal conversation at the Four Seasons on September 18, 2026 — not just another panel, but a focused exploration of how long-term capital can fuel India’s next phase of growth. Held within a broader ecosystem of financial leadership events, it brought together institutional investors, policymakers, and fund managers to ask the hard questions: How do we move from short-term wins…

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STRATEGIC INNOVATORS IN BFSI IT

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STRATEGIC INNOVATORS IN BFSI IT

The 37th Edition of the BFSI IT Summit is part of a global series across 9+ cities, bringing together government leaders, industry experts, and innovators for insightful discussions, expert-led sessions, and high-impact networking.As the BFSI sector undergoes rapid transformation driven by digital disruption, evolving regulations, and changing customer expectations, the summit agenda is designed to address key trends and strategic priorities shaping the industry.The event also features an exclusive technology showcase, offering hands-on access to…

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SABYASACHI’S VISION OF CULTURE, COUTURE, AND CONNECTION

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SABYASACHI’S VISION OF CULTURE, COUTURE, AND CONNECTION

Sabyasachi Mukherjee’s return to New York after two decades wasn’t just a fashion show — it was a cultural reclamation. He opened with Christy Turlington in head-to-toe denim, sun-kissed and grounded, a deliberate departure from the opulence he’s known for. It was a bold declaration: this isn’t nostalgia. This is evolution. The look set a raw, modern tone — one where heritage isn’t worn like armor, but lived in, reimagined, and rooted in real presence….

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