PFWM AW24: Kartik Research
THE INDIAN brand Kartik Research, previously known as Karu Research, has just launched its autumn-winter 2024 collection, which delves into the balance between two polarising types of India.
Founder Kartik ...
Glass finds repose at The Oberoi, Delhi
ESCAPING from the sound of honking cars and tuk tuks in Delhi – an unruly orchestra forever and impatiently tuning up – is near impossible and even a luxurious outdoor swimming pool or al fresco dining at a fi...
Linder and Ashish collaborate on limited edition prints for Studio Voltaire
THE BRITISH artist Linder Sterling (known as Linder) has collaborated with Ashish Gupta – the India-born, London-based fashion designer who is also referred to as Ashish – to create a series of limited-edition...
Dior unveils the campaign for autumn 2023 collection
THROUGH a series of poetic and potent visuals, Dior's autumn 2023 collection reveals a tapestry of India's diverse artistic expression. Nestled within the enchanting city of Udaipur, the crown jewel of Rajastha...
Dior demonstrates an ode to Indian culture in autumn 2023 collection
THE DIOR autumn 2023 collection further proves Maria Grazia Chiuri's great knowledge in weaving together the bonds of ancestral traditions and cutting-edge innovation, all in the best possible light.
As the ...
Shangri-La Hotels partners with Make-A-Wish International & offers a bespoke range of dining experiences
IN CELEBRATION of the importance of family, luxury hospitality group Shangri-La announced their collaborative project with the Make a Wish International on World Family Day.
Dedicating a selection of summer ...
Renowned photographers donate limited-edition prints to raise funds for the Covid-19 crisis in India
CREATIVE Seva has merged with some of the most celebrated photographers across the globe to raise urgent funds for the unfolding tragedy in India. The country has been severely hit with the second wave of Covid...
Ananda in the Himalayas launches new virtual wellness programme
WHILE many of us have now adapted to online wellbeing services and workout classes during lockdown, maintaining a stellar health and fitness regime from the confines of the home remains a tricky task.
Thankf...
Glass visits the Taj Mahal, and stops by some of India’s most beautiful spots
“THIS is the world’s greatest testament of love,” exclaims Ravi, “It was built by a mighty ruler grief-stricken over the death of his wife.” I get goosebumps as we gaze at the dazzling-white marble mausoleum, w...
Lahpet brings beautiful Burmese cuisine to Shoreditch
THE wonderful flavours of Burmese cooking are pretty hard to find in London; there are apparently just three restaurants in town that specialise in the cuisine of this south-east Asian nation. Thankfully now th...
The East India Company offers an afternoon tea at the InterContinental London
INSPIRED by Britain’s rich trading history and celebrating two businesses with deep roots in the historic Docklands area of London – InterContinental London – The O2 and The East India Company have collaborate...
MFW SS18: Etro
THE signature paisley and other colourful prints were preceded by an entourage of white at Etro’s SS18 show. This was a celebratory show to mark the brand’s 50th anniversary and, for the first time, show women’...
Grand Trunk Road – Why London’s newest Indian restaurant is more than just the best curry in town
RAJESH Suri’s restaurateur credentials are undeniable. Beginning his management experience at the renowned Oberoi hotel group in India, he then moved to Bahrain where he launched a host of five-star establishme...
Glass finds joie de vivre on the east coast of India
INDIA was once part of the British Empire – the jewel in the crown and so on – but that there was also a Gallic presence on the country’s east coast is not so well broadcast. And, sacré bleu, it remained under ...
Glass retraces the Buddha’s footsteps in magical India – Delhi, Varanasi, Bodh Gaya
DELHI is mad, musty and magical. The heady smells of spices, burning incense and sun-baked dirt roads mingle with the hot, dusty air and float past you like silk scarves in the wind. People, bikes, cars and bri...
Glass enters the wonderful world of artist Hormazd Narielwalla
“THE Dead Men’s patterns?” says Hormazd Narielwalla, as he leads me into his new studio around the corner from London’s Whitechapel Gallery, “they are right here, on the wall. I once found them on the floor”. C...
Glass reviews Junun at the Barbican, London
LAST year we were given the musical collaboration of Junun – consisting of England’s Jonny Greenwood, India’s Rajasthan Express and Israel’s singer songwriter Shye Ben Tzur. Junun recorded their self-titled alb...
Glass is beguiled by Jodhpur
WHEN Glass Magazine was kindly invited to attend the Royal Salute Maharaja of Jodhpur Golden Jubilee Cup in India and to stay in the Maharaja’s very own palace, the last place I imagined finding mysel...
The exotic familiar
One of the most exciting things about fashion is the myriad of sources that inspire each collection. This is particularly true for young designers as every collection arguably feels more important...