Vashali Jain

Oct 5, 2023 | browngirlmagazine.com | Shriya Bhattacharya |Sandeep Panesar |Vashali Jain |Shezda Afrin

4 min read I’ve never considered myself to be a part of the fashion world here in New York. Until a few years ago, I couldn’t even tell you what my style was. Today, it’s clear how much my clothes are influenced by my time living in India for six years as a teenager.

Sep 12, 2023 | browngirlmagazine.com | Vashali Jain |Ashley Ramcharan

6 min read We’re rounding up all the latest South Asian entertainment news so you don’t have to. With the rise of representation in media, South Asians are making strides and we’re all for celebrating the highs. Brown Girl Magazine’sentertainment editors Aysha and Arun have compiled a list of the all that grabbed headlines in the first half of the year, so you can still be in the loop without having to stop and search elsewhere.

Jun 14, 2023 | browngirlmagazine.com | Hrishika Muthukrishnan |Vashali Jain |Shezda Afrin

June 20, 2023 5 min read By Hrishika Muthukrishnan From humble beginnings, Rohit Gandhi and Rahul Khanna joined forces to create the worldwide fashion design brand Rohit + Rahul. Based in one of India’s fashion capitals, Delhi, the two take an eccentric approach to designing by utilizing geometry and modern art to build their design lines. This is commonly seen in some of their more recent design lines such as the ‘Fibonacci’ line.

May 31, 2023 | browngirlmagazine.com | Shezda Afrin |Vashali Jain

May 31, 2023 3 min read By Shezda Afrin Making conscious decisions can, and should, go hand in hand with wearing fashionable pieces of clothing. Fortunately, South Asian fashion is making huge strides in the sustainable fashion department, and ace fashion designer Anita Dongre is at the forefront of this change; she’s so dedicated to making environmentally friendly choices in her collections.

Apr 1, 2023 | browngirlmagazine.com | Shezda Afrin |Vashali Jain

April 1, 2023 3 min read By Shezda Afrin While growing up, the only complaint I had when wearing desi clothes was that the embroidery on the fabric would always end up scratching my skin. As beautiful and intricate the details were, putting on an embellished blouse meant wearing an inner or a comfortable t-shirt underneath.