There is an unparalleled sartorial aesthetic that Indian ready-to-wear fashion label Péro harbours. By weaving local textiles with bohemian inspired elements, founder Aneeth Arora has championed a modern reinterpretation of India’s craft, which has now become the label’s signature style. And its latest Fall-Winter 2021 collection is no exception. In collaboration with famed fashion illustrator… Continue reading Here’s Your First Look At Péro’s Fall-Winter 2021 Collection
In case you’ve been living in a cave with no internet access, you’ll remember that acclaimed street style photographer Yvan Rodic AKA Facehunter visited India last month. After throwing him a grand ole welcome bash, (catch up over here) we sat back and allowed him to do what he does best. The global street style… Continue reading Global sensation Facehunter captures the sari in 13 stunning photos
When it comes to saris, you know you can’t ever have enough. If you’ve been itching to test-drive the innovative drapes and silhouettes observed at the recently concluded Lakmé Fashion Week, concept store Good Earth has some good news. Ensuring that the sustainable movement lives on beyond its reserved day-long extravaganza at Lakmé Fashion Week,… Continue reading You can’t miss Good Earth’s beautiful sari showcase
If updating your wardrobe with designer wear (on a budget!) sounds like your idea of fun, here’s where you need to head this Saturday. Artisans’ Bazaar, the pop-up organised by multi-designer store Ogaan and the Delhi-edition of Little Black Book, is back with its third edition. It brings together at least 21 homegrown brands under one roof, including… Continue reading Artisans’ Bazaar is back!
Delhi-based designer Aneeth Arora’s F/W ’16 line borrows from Pippi Longstocking – that quirky-cute character created by Swedish author Astrid Lindgren in 1945. (Though she really became a household name in America only in 1969, with the introduction of the TV series.) Two things set her apart: her trademark pigtails and the fact that she… Continue reading We’re totally in love with moja péro!
Extra, extra: Artisan’s Bazaar, the now-annual affair co-hosted by Ogaan and Little Black Book Delhi, is back. The bazaar features pieces (including some designed especially for the event) by India’s best contemporary designers – including Bodice, Raw Mango, Rara Avis, Pero, Dhruv Kapoor, and many more – all on sale. Jewellery, handbags, and other accessories… Continue reading What to expect at Artisans’ Bazaar
If there is one thing Kangana Ranaut does consistently, is that she takes risks. We’ve seen that in her sartorial choices all through her promotion campaign for Tanu Weds Manu Returns. Flirty skirts and dresses have been big favourites with Ranaut this summer – no better way to beat the heat. She’s nailed geek chic (wearing… Continue reading Kangana Ranaut’s red carpet looks
Amazon India Fashion Week delivered stellar shows day after day, and ended with one star-studded night. They gathered some of India’s best designers — 25 of them, to mark 25 years of the Fashion Design Council of India — and put the focus on Indian crafts for the grand finale. It was broken into Western, Indian and… Continue reading 25 years of FDCI, and 25 designers at the grand finale
With péro you can always expect a special emphasis on textiles – they’re ethically sourced, and crafted for real people. No wonder it has fans in people like Dayanita Singh. Designer Aneeth Arora’s latest Fall/Winter 2015 collection sees her collaborate with a Delhi-based artist Princess Pea. And this is their attempt to initiate a dialogue between… Continue reading First look: péro’s Fall/Winter 2015 collection
