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If there’s one thing fashion does better than anyone, it’s keeping us guessing. Just when you think you’ve seen every sneaker drop, celeb campaign, and couture comeback, a new lineup of the wild and wonderful arrives to shake things up. This season is proof: the only rule is that there are none. From Paris to Milan, from Mumbai to LA, here’s everything lighting up runways, group chats, and your Pinterest boards in 2025. Think of this as your all-access pass to the news, collabs, and collections that everyone’s talking about.

Payal Singhal’s New Address on Turner Road

Mumbai got a fresh dose of designer style this April with Payal Singhal opening her newest store on Turner Road, Bandra. The space is bright, welcoming, and packed with everything you’d expect from the queen of cool prints—think breezy sets, playful lehengas, easy dresses, and accessories that feel totally now. The shop isn’t just a boutique, it’s a vibe: walls lined with patterns inspired by Payal’s travels, a playlist to match, and a little spot for quick styling advice. For Bandra’s fashion crowd (and honestly, anyone who loves comfort mixed with a bit of glam), it’s the perfect place to try, shop, and get inspired for the new season. The opening drew a stylish crowd, and the store is already buzzing with shoppers hunting for statement summer looks.

Gauravi Kumari Is the New Face of Kama Ayurveda

Gauravi Kumari—Jaipur’s own royal and a name you’ll spot at every cool event—just made beauty news as the new ambassador for Kama Ayurveda. It’s a match that makes total sense: Gauravi’s known for her effortless, modern take on tradition, and Kama’s all about blending Indian heritage with clean, conscious beauty. Her first campaign is all soft light, fresh skin, and a touch of old-world Jaipur, bringing Kama’s pure, plant-based rituals to life. Gauravi talks about how Ayurveda is part of her daily routine, and how self-care can be both luxurious and simple. With her on board, Kama Ayurveda looks set to reach a whole new set of beauty lovers who want a little bit of royally-approved glow in their bathroom shelf.

Amit Aggarwal’s Uniloop Turns Heads

Delhi’s creative set couldn’t stop talking about Amit Aggarwal’s latest project this April—a massive installation called Uniloop. Imagine futuristic spirals, recycled plastic, and a shimmer that changes as you walk by. The piece is more than art; it’s a statement on how fashion and sustainability can work together. Aggarwal’s known for his sculptural, innovative garments, and with Uniloop, he’s pushed his vision off the runway and into the world of public art. Visitors have called it hypnotic, thought-provoking, and strangely peaceful all at once. Uniloop is also a reminder that the best fashion isn’t just about what you wear—it’s about how you see and shape your world.

Akaaro Opens in Mumbai

April brought great news for textile fans: Akaaro, the label by Gaurav Jai Gupta, opened its first Mumbai store in Ballard Estate. Walking into the space feels like entering a calm, colourful oasis, with handwoven saris, breezy separates, and unique home pieces stacked alongside each other. Akaaro is known for its zero-waste process and soft, innovative fabrics, so this new store isn’t just a destination to shop—it’s a peek into how Indian textiles are getting smarter and more sustainable. The store also carries the latest collections, plus special Mumbai exclusives. For anyone who loves to mix craft with a modern wardrobe, Akaaro’s new address is worth a visit.

Kendrick Lamar Joins Chanel

This month, rapper and cultural icon Kendrick Lamar officially became one of the faces of Chanel. Known for always keeping it understated but never boring, Kendrick appeared in Chanel’s latest eyewear campaign looking cool as ever—classic frames, effortless confidence, and that signature quiet energy. The internet noticed immediately, with fans and fashion insiders calling it a genius move for the brand. Chanel has a long history of working with artists, but Kendrick brings something fresh and global to the table. His influence is sure to introduce Chanel to a younger, even more diverse audience, proving that music and fashion’s best moments are often unexpected.

Jonathan Anderson’s Upcoming Dior Men Show

Everyone in fashion is talking about the news that Jonathan Anderson will be designing the next Dior Men’s show, coming up this June in Paris. Anderson, already known for his work at Loewe, is one of the most original voices in menswear right now—think bold shapes, playful ideas, and clothes that always feel new. Dior’s announcement has set off a wave of anticipation, with everyone guessing how he’ll mix Dior’s timeless style with his own unique spin. The fashion world is expecting big things, and the Paris runway is sure to be the centre of attention when Anderson debuts his vision for Dior Men.

Duran Lantink Takes Over at Jean Paul Gaultier

Big changes are happening at Jean Paul Gaultier, as Dutch designer Duran Lantink steps in as creative director. Lantink has made headlines with his bold, upcycled designs and his knack for turning fashion norms on their head. Winning the International Woolmark Prize this year put him on the global map, but this move to Gaultier is his biggest step yet. He’ll be hitting pause on his own label to focus fully on Gaultier, and his first ready-to-wear collection drops in September. The industry is watching closely—Lantink is known for breaking rules, and his appointment signals a fresh, fearless chapter for the legendary French brand.

Ananya Panday Changes the Chanel Game

Ananya Panday is rewriting the Indian luxury playbook as the global brand ambassador for the iconic fashion house. With her effortless style and Gen Z confidence, Ananya’s partnership is a nod to India’s influence on global fashion. Her first campaign, a pastel dream at the Paris show, lit up social media and sent desi fashion fans into celebration mode. Expect to see a lot more Chanel tweed in Mumbai.

Mayyur Girotra’s Tea House Is a Visual Treat

Mayyur Girotra’s new Tea House campaign is inspired by the charm of old heritage homes and the quiet power of sharing tea. The clothes feature vintage touches and detailed textiles, all shot in beautiful old havelis and courtyards. The campaign brings together history, style, and a bit of mystery, making it feel both classic and modern. It’s perfect for anyone who loves fashion with a story behind it.

Abu Jani Sandeep Khosla’s New Couture Wonderland

The iconic designer duo Abu Jani Sandeep Khosla has unveiled their latest couture collection at their new store in Jio World Plaza. The collection celebrates Indian craftsmanship, featuring intricate embroidery, mirror work, and luxurious fabrics. The store itself is a visual treat, with Patola patterns dancing on gold surfaces and hand-painted etched doors that enchant with their delicate strokes—a maximalist ode to their 39-year legacy in fashion.

Cuin defies gravity with its shoot for its SS'25 collection

CUIN, the fashion label celebrated for its vibrant prints and offbeat silhouettes, unveiled its Spring/Summer 2025 collection through a striking visual campaig. Following a recent rebrand with the bold tagline “Be Non-Ordinary,” the campaign showcases signature prints—Tessera, Nebula, Persona, Aura, Lumina, and Fractalica—captured mid-air, reflecting the label’s ethos of embracing individuality and transformation.

Nirmooha gets a flagship in Mumbai

Another gem opens up its flagship in Fort, Mumbai! This time, it's Nirmooha with its ethos of luxury with a conscience, finding a new home with a focus on design and detail. Think: craft meeting space, fabric meeting feeling. Expect to see much more of their signature intricate cording, mother-of-pearl embellishments, and three-dimensional floral embroidery. 

Monse Takes Fashion to Space

This April, New York label Monse literally shot for the stars—designing custom space suits for Blue Origin’s all-women crew space flight on April 14. Creative duo Laura Kim and Fernando Garcia created flame-resistant, stretch neoprene suits, each tailored to perfection using 3D scans for the astronauts on board NS-31. The crew included a lineup of philanthropist Lauren Sanchez, pop icon Katy Perry, and TV legend Gayle King, among others. The suits themselves weren’t just practical—they looked sharp, sleek, and runway-ready, giving space travel a bold, fresh twist. It’s proof that fashion, when done right, really does go anywhere.

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