Homegrown

Homegrown is a youth-focused media organization that operates an online magazine, a creative agency, an events division, and a talent management section. Over the years, it has firmly established itself as a leader in showcasing the vibrant youth culture of India with genuine representation. Homegrown works to break down cultural barriers, creating an environment that is free-flowing and liberated from stereotypes, both in the digital space and in real life.

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#138381

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#13197

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#406

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How Studio Medium is Rewriting What It Means To Be A Textile Exploration-Led Design Label

1 week ago | homegrown.co.in | Fathima Abdul Kader

The founders, a couple who met during their time at NID, come from different worlds. Riddhi was from a textile background, while Dhruv was a film student. Like many other creatives I’ve spoken to over the years, including Sreejith Jeevan of Rouka or Aneeth Arora of Pero, this intersectional learning environment often sparks disruptive work.
In Collaboration with Seema Anand and Shan Brady, Homegrown Label Surmeyi Has Crafted A Jewellery Collection Inspired By The Kama Sutra

1 week ago | homegrown.co.in | Fathima Abdul Kader

When I watched the Mira Nair movie Kama Sutra: A Tale of Love, I had a very vague idea of what to expect. In all honesty, the movie was one that had been in the periphery of my knowledge and I had high hopes for. I had tucked it away, to watch on a day when it felt right. But when that came about, the movie ended up being an underwhelming watch for me; a tad too exoticised a take for 2025.
Whether They're A Whisky Lover Or A Saree Stan, Our Mother's Day Gifting Guide Has It All

1 month ago | homegrown.co.in | Fathima Abdul Kader

Mother’s Day is around the corner, and while classic gifts like flowers and generic chocolates have their charm, there is so much more to consider. We’re also shifting the focus from gifts related to domestic duties like cooking and homemaking to choose gifts that truly celebrate moms for their individuality.
One True Pairing Is A Homegrown Label Celebrating Individuality Through Their Modular Garments

1 month ago | homegrown.co.in | Fathima Abdul Kader

I grew up in the era of fanfiction and blind conformity aka the 2010s. 'OTP' or 'one true pairing', was part of my middle-school vocabulary, and I’ll even admit to reading long-winded romance fanfics about Hermione Granger and Draco Malfoy. We were obsessed with shipping unlikely couples, but ironically, we often dressed the same. There was a kind of performative individuality to the fashion of that time; a desire to stand out while still fitting in.
Weaving Recycled PVC Cords Into Couture, Homegrown Designer Somya Goyal Is Paving Her Own Path In The Fashion Industry

1 month ago | homegrown.co.in | Fathima Abdul Kader

Somya Goyal was the closing designer at the Lakme Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2025 in late March. The Nexa Spotlight award-winning designer’s name was unfamiliar to many in attendance, but not for long. As someone excited by young, homegrown brands, I had done my share of research and gotten insights on the brand from her publicist, who is a good friend. The friend also sent a piece from Somya’s collection to wear to the show. It was one of those movie fashion journalist scenarios.
Homegrown Label lahoS’s Latest Collection Akhada Wrestles With the Very Notion of Masculinity Through The Punjabi Lens

1 month ago | homegrown.co.in | Fathima Abdul Kader

In Akhada, its latest Spring/Summer 2025 collection, lahoS, the Delhi-based label by Sukhchain Singh Sohal, turns its attention to the soil of the Akhada (wrestling arena) and deep-rooted legacies of Punjab. It even wrestles with the concept of masculinity itself; but it isn't reduced to brute strength but rather rendered through a more complex lens - one where discipline, ritual, and community are just as vital as physical prowess.
Rina Singh, Eka Co, & The Art Of Crafting Homegrown Clothes That Are Meant To Be Lived In

1 month ago | homegrown.co.in | Fathima Abdul Kader

Rina Singh’s medium may be clothes, but she is a poet — and makes clothes for them, too. The slogan of sorts for Eka, which can be spotted at her Delhi store, featured on her website, and even woven into some of her pieces, states the same. Eka has been intersecting with art in various ways, creating pieces that urge one to move with quiet confidence and to wear them to be their best selves. I first met Rina in her store in Delhi.
TKC Design Inc's Lehenga-Inspired Lingerie Is A Product Of Diasporic Expression

1 month ago | homegrown.co.in | Fathima Abdul Kader

It is often funny to me, having read the broader history of South Asia, whenever I see the outrage of our people over something like lingerie or bathing suits. We’re a lot whose ancestors wore the bare minimum of clothes and decked up in jewellery galore. The very mindset of what counts as ‘decent’ that many continue to propagate is the result of colonisation more than the preservation of our culture, for example, the discovery of the blouse - which you can read all about here.
Kara Is A Boutique Hotel In Fort Kochi Where Heritage and Modernity Coexist In Art, Architecture and Experiences

1 month ago | homegrown.co.in | Fathima Abdul Kader

When you live in Kochi, you know that a day trip to Fort Kochi will always leave you with a discovery. That is the beauty of the locale - it is a place where history and modernity live together. Some of the most novel events in Kochi start here, but it is also where some of the oldest buildings in the city continue to be maintained with reverence. During Biennale time, it is teeming with artists and creatives.
The 20 Best Dhabas Across India Every Roadtripper Should Mark Out On A Map

1 month ago | homegrown.co.in | Shireen Jamooji

Incessant screaming, cramped legs, endless hours of boredom. Road trips are just so magical aren’t they? Despite all the little inconveniences these journeys with an unimaginable number of people all squashed together in a confined space can result in the happiest memories. There are really only two things that can successfully ruin a road trip. Needing to pee and being ravenously hungry.