Rossoyuki by Priyanshi Mehta is another name to Luxury, opulence and magnificence. The name is an amalgamation of the Italian word “Rosso” meaning ‘Red’ and the Japanese word “Yuki” that stands for ‘Snowflake’combined together it means continuous shower of eclectic yet classic designs by the house of “Rossoyuki.”

Intricately woven by skilled artisans in the fine Gutermann thread, on a bed of the purest form of micro beads from Japan and Swarovski crystals, the Rossoyuki bag is a personification of elegance and an asset to your collection. The glamourous Rossoyuki pieces possess an innate ability to bring out the poise and grace in an effortless fashion.

From the elegant chic classic bun to braided plaits, summer is all about having the upside down French braid bun.

Create the latest celebrity hair craze that has been seen on Hollywood and Bollywood stars such as Jessica Alba and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan. Recreate the look by giving the traditional bun a twist in a step by step guide by International hair stylist Asgar –

The upside down French braid Bun –
1.   Ensure hair is washed and conditioned thoroughly.
2.   Begin by sectioning your hair neatly towards each ear on the top of your head.
3.   Bring your hair to the front sectioning it from the back of your head.
4.   Begin to braid you hair at the back in the style of the French bun.
5.   Once braided carefully twist the hair into a bun on top of the base of your hair and tie the bun with an elastic band.
6.   Secure the bun tightly by using bobby pins 
7.   for a smoother finish, gently hairspray the hair.

Gemfields, the world’s leading coloured gemstone producer, unveiled a truly one-of-a-kind set of fine jewellery collaborations with 36 leading international designers, off late at an event in New Delhi.

This collection of designer collaborations underscores not only the beauty of the gemstones, but also the range of shades, shapes and sizes that make up Gemfields’ portfolio. Whether precision cuts, cabochons that look like candy or slices that are ruggedly organic, each Gemfields Zambian emerald, Mozambican ruby and Zambian amethyst was the starting point for a bespoke creation. 

To coincide with the launch of this project, Gemfields unveiled a new global advertising campaign featuring brand ambassador Mila Kunis wearing ethically sourced Zambian emeralds and Mozambican rubies shot by Mario Sorrenti in Los Angeles.

Those wild prints on Kenzo shoes gazing half mockingly to plain, simple, sober you, have already had made their presence felt at the brand’s Spring Summer 2013 runway. And keeping the wild spirit alive is Kenzo’s collaboration with Vans.

The collection of lace-ups and slip-ons bound to hit the stores this March 15 feature some scintillating designs with Vans’s slam dunk soles, and Kenzo’s multi-hued prints borrowed from the eerie madness of wilderness.

Samsaara, the multi brand store hosted an exclusive sneak peek into Wills India Fashion Week, with an exclusive preview of the works of Vineet Bahl, Pankaj and Nidhi, Poonam Bhagat and Pia Pauro.

All four collections had an easy to wear feel. Vineet Bahl‘s "Awaadh" collection is all about silhouettes which are reminiscent of the Awadhi culture. ‘Angarakhas’ in varying lengths, and floor length ‘Jamas’ are worn over ‘khule pahuche wali shalwars’ (wide legged shalwars). As usual travel is an inspiration for Pia Pauro collection which is an ode to the mountainous terrain of Central Asia. Her collection "Mountain Chic" brings alive the nomadic experience of Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan.

Taika by Poonam Bhagat Fall/Winter 2013 collection takes you on a sensuous after dinner walk along with midnight blue Rhone. Pankaj & Nidhi’s has titled their collection as "Music Box" and it is a tribute to music and the fascinating forms of orchestral musical instruments like trumpets, harps, mandolins, ukuleles and acoustic guitars. Along the journey of creating this collection, they were also drawn to the baroque period where music expanded the size, range, and

complexity of instrumental performance, and also established opera as a musical genre.

Sneaking in the preview were FDCI President Sunil Sethi, Tanisha Mohan, Harmeet Bajaj, David Abraham & Rakesh Thakore, Ruchika Mehta Sanjay Sharma, Jas Arora, Deepika Gehani, Sujata Assomull Sippy and many others…

If those routinely facials make you feel like an over pampered silicon layered doll, then embrace your alter ego by playing with fire, as the latest Chinese spa treatment, stokes fire for rejuvenated you.

The Huo liao Treatment from China, meant to give boost to the sleepiest of the skin types, involves soaking a towel in alcohol and a secret elixir and placing it on the problem area such as face, legs, neck or back – and later the towel is set to fire, to be extinguished from another cloth just after a few seconds.

A form of an alternative therapy the treatment works effectively in case of dull skin, the common cold and obesity.

The much loved shopping extravaganza Design One by the Sahchari Foundation presented for the first time ever, their summer edition at the heritage location of the Royal Western India Turf Club, Mumbai.

The Spring Summer Edition of Design One presented a wide array of garments, saris, accessories, footwear, jewellery, stationery, gifting ideas, kidswear and even home accessories, with designers like Surily Goel, Ritika Bharwani, Ritika Mirchandani, Sonali Dalwani, Anushree Reddy, raising funds for deserving NGOs supported by the Sahachari Foundation in the areas of education, socio-economic upliftment, animal welfare and healthcare

Seen shopping and enjoying the afternoon were Pinky Reddy, Roohi Jaikishan, Nisha Javeri, Keykashan Patel, Kunika Singh, Shalini Shahani, Kiran datwani, Priya Nathani, Parizaad Kolah, Haseena Jethmalani, Vidya Malvade, Sagarika Ghatge, Zeba Kohli, Dilshad Khambata, Kavita Khanna amongst many more of Mumbai’s fashionistas, with Gauri Pohoomul, Bijal Meswnai, Amrita Kilachand, Shreyasi Goenka, Parul Choksey, Nilima Kilachand, Paruk Choksey and Mala Goenka representing Sahchari Foundation.

If you are the one who futilely browse about the history of Spanish fast fashion retail chain Zara and the details concerning its founder, then you are not the only one. The man behind this huge empire bolstering the brand’s 6000 stores in 90 countries, Amancio Ortega, is now the world’s third richest man.

According to Forbes list of world’s richest men for year 2013, 77-year old Spanish fashion mogul stands third, overtaking Warren Buffet and Bernard Pinault. The biggest gainer of the year, up $ 19.5 billion, considering the fact that Spain is hardly hit by economic slowdown, Amancio has moved into the top three among the world’s richest for the first time.

Known for his reclusive lifestyle, Amancio is known for keeping his affairs secretive and private. Of late, he stepped down as chairman of Inditex, the parent company of Zara, but still owns nearly 60% of its shares. His daughter Marta is expected to hold the reins of the empire soon.

The high street American fashion brand Tommy Hilfiger announced its association with the CFDA powered fashion fund ‘Americas in Paris’ initiative for the fourth consecutive year, along with 10 select designers during Paris Fashion Week.

The initiative saw designer Tommy Hilfiger hosting a round table discussion with the designers to mentor them about how to expand their business internationally while displaying Fall 2013 collections of all 10 designers, ranging from women’s and menswear to eyewear and fine jewellery, at one of the Paris based showrooms of the brand.

About the initiative Tommy Hilfiger said, “The initiative offers a unique opportunity to support emerging American designers in building sustainable businesses and finding continued success in the industry. My own experiences at the beginning of my career inspired my commitment to mentoring young people who are dedicated to pursuing their dreams. I am honored to be able to share my business and industry experience with them in this setting.”