indian menswear

Times Lifestyle Week 2026 kicked off showcasing a blend of fashion, heritage, and innovation. Designers presented diverse collections, from handloom saris and bridal couture to sustainable fashion and modern menswear, highlighting traditional influences with contemporary aesthetics.

As the curtains fell on Times Lifestyle Week 2026, attendees were treated to an electrifying celebration of artistry and innovation. Designers like Anju Modi, Harsh Khullar, and Archana Kochhar took to the stage, showcasing collections that beautifully intertwined the essence of Indian cultural heritage with sleek modern designs

As the Cannes Film Festival 2026 begins in the French Riviera, a look back at some of the most talked-about Indian fashion moments from Cannes 2025 reveals how celebrities balanced Indian craftsmanship with global couture aesthetics. From Aishwarya Rai Bachchan’s regal Manish Malhotra ensemble and Alia Bhatt’s much-discussed Cannes debut to experimental appearances by Parul Gulati and fresh red carpet outings by Nitanshi Goel, Indian celebrities brought a mix of tradition, couture and individuality to the global stage. Actors like Janhvi Kapoor, Ishaan Khatter, Vishal Jethwa and Karan Johar also drew attention for their distinct fashion choices.

After Prada’s ‘sandal scandal’, Indian footwear labels are giving the chappal a high-fashion spin with sneaker and silk makeovers, bringing fresh attention to the craft and its artisans

The "Indian Baddie" aesthetic blends modern confidence with rich cultural heritage, emphasizing authentic regional weaves and statement jewelry. This style prioritizes glowing skin, sharp makeup, and a dynamic mix of structured tailoring with fluid drapes.

Dhotis, prevalent in North, East, and West India, feature a bifurcated, trouser-like drape for practicality. In contrast, the South Indian veshti is a simpler wrap around the waist, falling straight to the ankles.

The era of the 'man purse' has arrived, with Ranveer Singh showcasing a sleek Goyard pouch, signaling a shift towards practical luxury.

From Victorian rebellion to the rise of ‘dark academia,’ the world’s most iconic detective is quietly shaping how men dress today.

American fashion designer Kenneth Cole outlines his rules of style for Indian men.

Known for his elaborate ensembles and elite front row guests, Manish Malhotra may bring all that to Delhi soon.

This fashion season, the $15 billion indian menswear market adds a splash of colour to the bored-to-death blacks, browns, greys, and beige trousers that men have always sported.

Citrus Clothing, a leading indian menswear brand, is launching three new experiential stores in Odisha. These stores will feature personalized styling, exclusive collections, and technology-driven shopping solutions. The expansion emphasizes sustainable fashion practices and strengthens the brand's presence in a key growth market, promising significant growth in the upcoming year.

To break into the world of men’s fashion at a time when it was dealing with clichés, and menswear was only about couture, was quite a daunting task for Shantanu and Nikhil.

To spur growth within the confines of formal menswear, which is more boring than women’s when it comes to style, clothing brands are taking an innovative route by creating ‘smart clothes’.

Quirk and prints rule on day one of fashion week

With menswear fashion riding an all-time high, from street to runway, this fashion event was understandably quite stylish as Bollywood actors, society fashionistas and even cricketers attended it.

BANGALORE: Indian Rayon, an Aditya Birla group company, has acquired the world rights for Louis Philippe, Allen Solly (barring North America) and Peter England (barring UK and Ireland) from Coates Viyella, UK, at a cost of $2.26 million.

Canadian fashion commentator Derek Guy challenges the claim that well-dressed Indians don’t exist by showcasing sartorial icons like Maharaja Yashwant Rao Holkar II and Bollywood legend Amitabh Bachchan. He also highlights India’s contributions to global fashion through fabrics like Madras and brands like Kartik Research and Harago.