Relaxed tailoring
Boxy blazers with softer shoulders, wider trouser legs, and a slight crop at the ankle.
How to wear it: Pair an oversized blazer over a fitted tee with straight-leg linen trousers and loafers.
Curated shifts in silhouette, color, and styling — with a note on how to wear each from your own closet.
Boxy blazers with softer shoulders, wider trouser legs, and a slight crop at the ankle.
How to wear it: Pair an oversized blazer over a fitted tee with straight-leg linen trousers and loafers.
Belted pallus, pre-draped skirts, and structured pleats bring couture polish to daily saris.
How to wear it: Add a slim leather or fabric belt at the waist over a classic drape; finish with a crisp blouse.
Warm neutrals dominate — butter, cream, tobacco, and rich cocoa are replacing stark black-and-white.
How to wear it: Layer a butter kurta under a cocoa waistcoat with off-white cotton pants.
Moss, olive, and forest — versatile as neutrals, richer than khaki.
How to wear it: Olive chinos + white shirt + tan loafers is the new blue-jeans-and-tee.
Slubby, unbleached linen in raw finishes for breathable summer layering.
How to wear it: A crumpled linen shirt half-tucked into wide chinos, sleeves rolled to the elbow.
After a decade of gold, silver and oxidized metals are returning — especially chunky cuffs and hoops.
How to wear it: A single silver cuff or oversized hoops with an all-earth-tone outfit.
Chunky is out. Slim retro runners in cream, off-white, and pale gray are back.
How to wear it: Wear with cropped trousers to show the shoe; skip athletic socks.
Ivory and champagne sherwanis with fine tone-on-tone embroidery for weddings.
How to wear it: Ground with dark churidar or bandhgala pants and antique-gold juttis.
A slim contrasting waistcoat instantly formalizes a plain kurta.
How to wear it: White kurta + navy or bottle-green waistcoat + straight pyjama pants.