- Mar10
A few hours at a prominent college in Delhi gave me a very interesting insight into the “with- it” generation.
- Feb19By ERIC ASIMOV
I sympathise with the frustration of not being able to find a bottle, but I decided that was not a sufficient reason to suppress my excitement about wines
MY COLUMN this - Feb16
Legendary Alexander McQueen passed away on Thursday morning—only nine days after the demise of his mother.
- Feb05
Indian fashion can be broadly lassified into two grades: evdas version 2 and Dev D. he Devdas designers are those and they form the bulk of
- Feb04
INDIAN fashion can be broadly classified into two grades: Devdas version 2 and Dev D.
- Jan21By ERIC PFANNER
Sales of digital music rose 12 percent worldwide last year, but that growth was insufficient to compensate for plunging revenue from compact discs, the music industry’s international trade organization said
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By International Herald Tribune
WORDS are like balloons: put too much into them and they burst. (Look at the limp shred of latex that was once luxury
- Jan19
Experimentation with three-dimensional structures is rampant in the current scene of fashion-- both in terms of creating these structures on garments as well as developing them on the fabric.
- Jan03By HIROKO TABUCHI
Japanese trailblazers of street fashion are the envy of Western designers, spawningWeb sites filled with snapshots of Tokyo youngsters in the latest distressed jeans or psychedelic stockings.
- Dec31
The mini skirt may have been fashionable in the 1960s but it was in the late 1920s that the piece of clothing was born. After World War I, economic austerity gripped major part of Europe and people cut the length of their skirts to save money. History (read mom and dad) didn’t take notice until the baby boomers exposed their legs above the knees. For 40 years miniskirts ruled and nothing revealed more skin, except, of course, the bikini, which we’ll discuss later.
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