Praachi Raniwala

1 week ago | thenodmag.com | Praachi Raniwala

ADVERTISEMENTWhether it’s a white wedding gown that turns into a playsuit or a lehenga that morphs into a skirt set, the modern Indian bride is getting creative with her post-wedding party looksThere was a time when the wedding after-party presented a bride with the opportunity to kick off her heels and wind down with her inner circle—a corner ballroom with a simple dance floor, Bollywood tunes on the deck, and custom PJs with the hotel’s disposable slippers as her outfit of choice.

3 weeks ago | businessoffashion.com | Praachi Raniwala

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3 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Praachi Raniwala

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1 month ago | vogue.in | Praachi Raniwala

“I like. I... like it,” I said with a dramatic flair that should have seemed misplaced at a 3am binge fest of biryani and stuffed kulchas following a wedding reception. Without missing a beat, my friend followed it up with “Prom toh mein isse ke saath jaungi.” And right on cue, the entire table chimed “Hallelujah!” before dissolving into guffaws. Except for the one Colombian man in our crew who was visibly perplexed by this orchestration and probably chalked it up to one too many skinny picantes.

1 month ago | esquireindia.co.in | Praachi Raniwala

It's hard to capture in just a few words the impact Tarun Tahiliani has had on Indian fashion. The couturier, who has come to be synonymous with his signature ‘India Modern’ aesthetic, has mastered the art of elegance by putting Indian crafts at the centre of it. All the while, pushing boundaries with his drapes, silhouettes and construction.