Latest Fashion

What people are wearing now

Current trends chosen for comfort, with the right cloth for each season.

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  • Co-ord sets (matching top and bottom)

    All year

    Matching kurta-pant or shirt-trouser sets are everywhere this year. One decision, one outfit — no guessing what goes with what.

    Best materials: Cotton, Rayon, Muslin

    Tip: Choose an elastic waist. It is far easier to wear and stays comfortable after meals.

  • Quiet luxury: plain colours, good cloth

    All year

    Simple solid shades — beige, ivory, olive, soft blue — with no loud prints. It looks elegant and hides very little effort.

    Best materials: Linen, Cotton silk, Fine wool

    Tip: One good plain shawl or stole instantly lifts any outfit.

  • Handloom revival

    All year

    Khadi, Chanderi, Maheshwari and Kotpad weaves are back in fashion, worn as kurtas, saris and jackets.

    Best materials: Khadi, Chanderi, Tussar silk

    Tip: Handloom breathes well and softens beautifully with every wash.

  • Breezy wide-leg pants

    Summer

    Loose palazzo and wide-leg trousers replaced tight fits. Easy to slip on while sitting on the bed.

    Best materials: Cotton, Linen, Modal

    Tip: Ankle length keeps the hem off the floor and prevents trips.

  • Pastel and sorbet shades

    Summer

    Mint, lemon, peach and powder blue are the season's favourites and reflect heat instead of holding it.

    Best materials: Cotton voile, Mulmul, Seersucker

    Tip: Light colours feel cooler outdoors than dark ones — a real difference in May heat.

  • Quick-dry monsoon dressing

    Monsoon

    Shorter kurtas, cropped trousers and synthetic blends that dry in an hour instead of two days.

    Best materials: Polyester blend, Georgette, Crepe

    Tip: Pair with non-slip rubber-sole sandals. Wet floors are the biggest risk in the rains.

  • Layered shackets and quilted jackets

    Winter

    Light quilted jackets and shirt-jackets have replaced heavy overcoats. Warm without the weight on the shoulders.

    Best materials: Quilted cotton, Fleece, Merino wool

    Tip: Two thin layers keep you warmer than one thick one, and you can remove one indoors.

  • Pashmina and soft wool stoles

    Winter

    A large stole is this winter's most-used piece — over a kurta, a sari or a sweater.

    Best materials: Pashmina, Cashmere blend, Lambswool

    Tip: Look for a stole without itchy fibres; sensitive skin gets drier with age.

  • Comfortable cushioned footwear

    All year

    Chunky-sole sneakers and cushioned slip-ons are genuinely fashionable now, so comfort no longer looks out of place.

    Best materials: Knit mesh upper, Memory foam sole, Soft leather

    Tip: Velcro or slip-on styles avoid bending down to tie laces.

  • Statement spectacles and simple jewellery

    All year

    Bold frames and one strong piece of silver or oxidised jewellery finish the look, instead of many small pieces.

    Best materials: Acetate frames, Oxidised silver, Pearl

    Tip: Lightweight frames rest easier on the nose through a full day.

Which material suits this season

  • Cotton · Summer

    Breathes, absorbs sweat and is gentle on sensitive skin.

    Care: Machine wash cold. Iron slightly damp.

  • Mulmul / Muslin · Summer

    Feather-light and cool. Softer with every wash.

    Care: Hand wash gently. Dry in shade.

  • Linen · Summer

    Coolest natural fabric. Creases are part of the charm.

    Care: Wash cold, avoid wringing.

  • Georgette / Crepe · Monsoon

    Dries fast and does not cling when damp.

    Care: Wash separately. No hot iron.

  • Polyester blend · Monsoon

    Water resistant and holds shape in humidity.

    Care: Quick machine wash. Low heat only.

  • Wool · Winter

    Traps warm air without heavy weight.

    Care: Dry clean or use a mild wool wash.

  • Fleece · Winter

    Very warm, very light and easy to wash at home.

    Care: Machine wash cold. Never iron.

  • Pashmina · Winter

    Soft, warm and never itchy on delicate skin.

    Care: Dry clean. Store folded with neem leaves.

  • Silk / Tussar · All year

    Festive and warm in winter, cool in air-conditioned rooms.

    Care: Dry clean. Keep away from perfume sprays.

  • Rayon / Modal · All year

    Drapes like silk, costs much less and needs little ironing.

    Care: Gentle wash. Dry flat.

Comfort first. If it feels good to wear, it looks good too.