Sujata Assomull
Contributing Editor at Vogue Business
Fashion Columnist at Mint Lounge
Journalist, Author & Moderator. Based in Dubai, born in London but a Bombay girl at heart. Founding EIC @bazaarindia. Insta: @sujstyle
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2 weeks ago |
voguebusiness.com | Sujata Assomull
Darshan Mehta, founding CEO and former managing director of Reliance Brands Limited (RBL) — the company that serves as the Indian partner for more than 90 brands including Armani, Versace, Burberry, Jimmy Choo and Zegna — passed away on Wednesday morning in Mumbai following a sudden cardiac arrest.
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2 weeks ago |
flipboard.com | Sujata Assomull
2 hours ago‘Very Strong Woman’: Fans Hail Shruthi Narayanan As Tamil Actress Makes First Public AppearanceTamil actress Shruthi Narayanan found herself in the midst of a controversy last month, when an alleged casting couch sex video, with her face in it, was heavily circulated on all social media platforms.
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1 month ago |
voguebusiness.com | Sujata Assomull
“Big cities defined luxury. Then it got old.” This is one of the most surprising, and yet perhaps one of the most important, takeaways from Indian e-commerce platform Tata Cliq Luxury’s latest consumer report. The report, titled ‘Thinking Beyond the Cart: Elevating Luxury E-commerce’, reveals that 43 per cent of Indian luxury consumers live in metro cities (Mumbai, New Delhi, Hyderabad, Pune, Chennai, Kolkata and Ahmedabad), while the remainder inhabit smaller cities and towns.
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1 month ago |
flipboard.com | Sujata Assomull
1 hour agoVietnam Is the Fastest Growing Tourism Destination in Southeast AsiaLooser visa policies, nonstop flights and luxurious hotels opening on uncrowded islands are among the factors raising Vietnam’s profile this …2 hours agoNeha Kakkar In Tears After Showing Up 3 Hours Late At Melbourne Concert; Angry People Say ‘Go Back’Neha Kakkar recently broke down on stage at her concert in Melbourne after she reportedly showed around 2-3 hours late.
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1 month ago |
livemint.com | Sujata Assomull
One big takeaway from the constant change is the need to approach fashion in a more conscious way—something we did say we would do after the pandemic but instead opted for revenge dressing. Now, more than ever, we need to be more thoughtful, rather than impulsive, in the way we buy or engage with fashion. Also read: Why it’s time to retire the term ‘anti-ageing’ Look to the oldLast week, Jonathan Anderson announced his departure from Loewe after 11 years.
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The clichéd view that Arab shoppers prefer to play safe by buying leading luxury heritage labels no longer holds firm! If you are a niche or independent brand looking to enter the high spend Arab market you need to read my article in @voguebusiness. https://t.co/xd6VogHG6L…
RT @thevofashion: Is it time to retire the style idiom “age-appropriate dressing” for being ageist and anti-Woke? #thevofashion #fashion #f…
RT @Mint_Lounge: In a toss-up between the two, the financial city gets the vote for style capital and the national capital for its cultural…
