Whether you are an enthusiast who unapologetically wears ‘art’ on the sleeves or you are someone who isn’t too vocal but loves the idea of fashion and art in a nutshell, here are 5 Indian labels you can look upto, to shop conceptual wearable art pieces!
Brought in by the most creative make- up artists like Puneet B Saini, Bobby Brown, Pat McGrath, Laura Mercier, Sir John, Charlie Green, Anu Kaushik to name a few, the make-up trends for 2021 resonate the time we are in – the messy morning look, the last minute- zoom call look, the laid-back day off look, the mesmerizing eye look for all the quick outings with the mask on and so on and so forth.
Be it a conscious gift for the conscious one or a something quirky for the funny, be it an unusual shirt for ‘him’ or a statement-making jewellery for ‘her’, be it an eccentric home décor staple for the artist or something plain-Jane for the minimalist, Ciceroni reveals ‘10 thoughtful gifts under Rs. 5000 from Ciceroni’s E-Shop for everyone on your list! (Even yourself!)
Being a ‘wardrobe essential’ as rightly quoted by Tan France, the British-Pakistani-American fashion designer in his Masterclass, the jacket is an innate component of one’s capsule wardrobe. So, while you find yourself in a fix hunting the right jacket that meets your style quotient, Ciceroni reveals 5 fresh labels that make jackets the ‘IT’ Accessory!
From the famed Bridgerton-inspired fashion to re-imagined power suits, this year’s couture week was a walk into the past, the future and everything beyond! Take notes as we pen down our 5 favourite trends!
If your jewellery collection includes more than just a few statement-making pieces, it’s not a bad idea to invest in classic and exquisite pieces of jewellery that speak the narratives of Indian crafts and textiles along with contemporary design aesthetics, and yes, those that can be adorned to work, luncheons, dinners and beyond!
Living in a world that is wobbled by trends & seasons of Fashion weeks across the globe and incessant chatter of do’s and don’ts, it is hard to scout fashion that remains true to its roots. As India remembers 150 years of Mahatma Gandhi and the Khadi Movement, Ciceroni takes you through this thousand-year-old textile’s resurgence journey.