Tangerine, the home makeover solutions, designed a unique initiative where Bollywood celebrities came together to support #poseforacause campaign. Aimed at supporting the shelter homes for women and elderly, the campaign bought together celebrities supporting the cause where, for every celebrity picture, Tangerine donated ten bedsheets to NGOs like Help Age India and Urja Foundation.

Renowned Bollywood celebrities such as veteran actress Asha Parekh, Randhir Kapoor, Ajay Devgan, Kajol, Shahid Kapoor, Sushant Singh Rajput, Manoj Bajpai, Jackie Shroff, Esha Gupta, Harshvardhan Kapoor, SaiyamiKher, DishaPattani, Elli Avram, MandiraBedi, Manish Paul, Divya Dutta, Maria Goretti, AchlaSachdev, SaumyaTandon, AlkaYagnik, AparshaktiKhurana, Narendra Kumar, Gauri Shinde, Hansal Mehta, Kiara Advani, Mini Mathur, NishkaLulla, Pooja Hedge, Prasoon Joshi, Ramesh Sippy, Siddharth Shukla, Shaan, ShibaniKashyap, SoorajPancholi, Tanisha Mukherjee, TapseePannu came together and supported the cause.

Inspired by Belvedere’s relearn natural philosophy, Falguni Shane Peacock create a natural installation at belvedere’s ‘urban garden party’ celebrating its summer spritz collection at Intercontinental Marine Drive, Mumbai

The designer duo Falguni and Shane Peacock, created a high-octane nature infused installation inspired by the raw materials used in Belvedere Vodka and its summer Spritz cocktail collection. The duo reinforced Belvedere’s all natural manifesto through this magnum installation. The experience is a celebration of the brand’s commitment to natural ingredients and simple low sugar cocktails.

The evening also witnessed the presence of the city’s elite crowd like Evelyn Sharma, Candice Pinto, Shibani Dandekar, Krishika Lulla, Vikram Raizada, Aanchal Kumar and Aditya Hitkari and Divya Palat.

Excited about this collaboration, designer duo Falguni and Shane Peacock said, “Our forte has always been edgy, onpoint styling and silhouettes. With this association with Belvedere, we go back to the raw natural form of all elements, creatively amalgamated with our aesthetic in a way that celebrates the coming together of fashion and nature. Evoking these emotions in our work, we drew inspiration from the ingredients used in the Belvedere summer spritz collection to create this unique installation.”

The Porsche Design Tower Miami, has come to life, creating an unmistakable architectural and engineering masterpiece. Gil Dezer, president of Dezer Development, and Jan Becker, CEO of Porsche Design Group, commemorated the Grand Opening of the first-of-its-kind Porsche Design Tower,at Sunny Isles Beach, Florida.

With its estimated sellout of about $840 million, 126 of the tower’s 132 units have been sold. Of the six remaining units, one is a 19,403 square foot penthouse listed at $32.5 million. This extraordinary four-story penthouse has space for up to 11 vehicles, all soaring 56 stories high in the sky.

Undeniably striking from the outside, the 60-story tower’s most unique feature will be a patented, revolutionary automobile elevator lift system – “the Dezervator” – that whisks both residents and their vehicles up to their luxurious home in the sky.The automobile lift system is only one of the tower’s over-the-top, luxurious amenities, which also include plunge pools and outdoor summer kitchens on the balconies of almost every unit. This is a first in Miami and is a feature typically reserved only for the most elite penthouses.

Other building amenities include a state-of-the-art spa equipped with Vichy showers, a Sunset Terrace complemented with twin over-sized spa tubs, and oceanfront ballroom and multipurpose clubrooms. The clubrooms include a movie theatre with new release capability and game room complete with racing and golf simulators. The building will also have available a ‘Car Concierge’ who will tend to a resident’s vehicle, by assisting with regular maintenance, tire rotations, washing and other services.

Established as a couture house in the eighties, Lecoanet Hemant created 33 collections with the aim of transitioning from artisanal to semi-industrial. In 2000, the multi-award winning designers behind the brand – Hemant Sagar and Didier Lecoanet – moved their business metaphorically from couture to ready-to-wear, and physically, from Paris to New Delhi.

The exhibition was inaugurated in the capital by His Excellency Mr Alexandre Ziegler, Ambassador of France to India over Piano Rag/A Time by international concert pianist, singer and composer-Ariane Gray Hubert at the chic city venue, Bikaner House that resonates with the theme of the bygone era with today’s India modern pride.

Through this unique exhibition, the designers aim to spread awareness about the need to invest in research and design that can be instrumental in placing India on the map for Global Fashion. The show demonstrates the intrinsic research that goes into developing certain designs by hand and how the same idea has been re-developed to become an exceptional commercial product. On display, at the exhibition, are over 70-80 creations; some made in Paris (1984-2000) and the other half at their Gurgaon Atelier (2000-2017).

“There is a sense of fashion nostalgia, a celebration of artisanal excellence, an ode to our labour of love that we hope to evoke. We see a promise of a pragmatic future that beholds Indian fashion,” added Hemant Sagar and Didier Lecoanet.