Raymond’s Complete Man crown which has redefined the careers of several Indian models such as Keith Sequeira, Parvesh Rana, Rajniesh Duggal, Deepak Bajwa, Inder Bajwa and Anuj Sachdev, is once again hunting for its Complete Man, interestingly on the social media platform.
The Raymond Model Hunt, which premiered exclusively on Facebook as a tribute to the new-age social media friendly Indian male, has already attracted fans and several hundreds of nominations.
The regional shortlists will begin in the next phase and the grand finale will crown the new Raymond Complete Man. The new face of the brand will feature in multimedia advertising campaigns of Raymond, and have the unique opportunity of being a part of the memorable and timeless history of the brand.
The women and shoes have this kind of explicit love affair bordering on the domains of obsession and compulsion. Such is the bonding that women happen to throw endearments and name their favourite heels. And somehow testimonial is the documentary, ‘God Save My Shoes’ by film maker Julie Benasra, which was theatrically unveiled recently in America.
If you are a short man, say less than 5’8”, you might be well annoyed, if you are that stickler kind of a being, of ill fits and not-so-flattering ready-to-wear apparels available on high street. 
The celebrations of 13th anniversary of Indigo, a standalone restraint situated at Colaba in Mumbai came alive with a Sunday brunch hosted by Rahul & Malini Akerkar of late.
TOD’S hosted a cocktail event to celebrate the launch of Claiborne Swanson Frank’s Assouline photography book “American Beauty”, featuring portraits shot by Claiborne of various fashionable American women editors, socials, models, designers, musicians, and artists. 
The concept store, Le Mill, celebrated its first year anniversary in Mumbai with an afternoon soiree hosted by the co-founders Cecelia Morelli Parikh, Julie Laymarie and the store’s creative consultant Aurelie De Limelette, along with the launch of their men’s wear corner, L’Homme. 