
Divya Balakrishnan
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2 months ago |
vogue.in | Divya Balakrishnan
One Sunday morning a few months ago, I was awoken by the persistent ding of WhatsApp notifications. Bleary-eyed but curious to nail the culprit who had dragged me back to the world of the living at 7am on my day off, I glanced at the screen, then almost launched my phone into the wall. I’d been added to yet another bridesmaids group chat. I’ve spent the better part of my twenties as a bridesmaid, a willing sacrificial lamb at the altar of my friends’ big days.
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Dec 30, 2024 |
vogue.in | Divya Balakrishnan
In an age of excess where couples are hiring social media agencies to fast-track their way to virality on Instagram, weddings have become a spectacle and a race. But amidst the chase for numbers, a quiet rebellion has been brewing parallelly. One where the focus shifts to highlighting the bride and groom's heritage, to a yearning for intimate gatherings and textile-forward attires.
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Dec 23, 2024 |
vogue.in | Divya Balakrishnan
There’s something about Indian textiles that tugs at my soul. Every weave, every artisan, holds a story, and over the years, my fascination with them has only grown. Gujarat is a place I return to often, with each visit unravelling another layer of its rich tapestry. The desert landscapes of Kachchh, for instance, are home to a spectrum of crafts that reflect the resilience and ingenuity of their makers.
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Dec 11, 2024 |
vogue.in | Divya Balakrishnan
The ballet flat has been quietly creeping back into the spotlight, but not in the way we once knew them. Gone are the days when they were just something you could slip into on a lazy day to pretend you weren't trying too hard. Today, they’ve got bite. Gucci’s latest ballets have set the tone: understated, polished, and almost subversively luxurious. It's the shoe that doesn’t need to prove anything, yet demands your attention by doing the least. It’s the season's latest Miu Miu ballet.
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Oct 29, 2024 |
vogue.in | Divya Balakrishnan
With only a few days left for Diwali, a few baubles can help make your festive party wardrobe distinguishable from the noise, and also become sound investments that offer longevity for future celebrations. The key ingredients of a formidable Diwali wardrobe? It’s not just the lehenga or sari, but a diverse mix of accents that often go unnoticed when you’re out shopping.
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