The Voice of Fashion

The Voice of Fashion is a digital magazine focused on fashion and design. It stands out in its coverage of the latest fashion trends and its unique perspective on the Indian fashion industry. TVOF offers a variety of content, including news articles, opinion pieces, photo essays, narrative stories, and curated shopping lists. This magazine is rich in informative content, featuring both written articles and videos. Unlike many fashion publications, The Voice of Fashion includes analytical pieces that provide readers with a comprehensive understanding of Indian fashion from both design and political viewpoints. It conducts in-depth interviews with Indian fashion designers through articles and video content, while also examining brand identity and culture in unique ways. With a blend of fashion news and videos that cover both local and international scenes, The Voice of Fashion presents a broad cultural perspective on Indian fashion. It discusses the industry’s business aspects, political influences, design challenges, fashion weeks, key sponsors, and consumer reactions to Indian fashion and designers.

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The Voice Of fashion

1 week ago | thevoiceoffashion.com | Tanya Mehta

From curios to style heirlooms, 47-A’s ‘Old is Gold’ exhibition reframes antique-collecting as storytelling in motion
When Schiaparelli Met Kalamkari

1 week ago | thevoiceoffashion.com | Tanya Mehta |Darshita Goyal |Unnati Saini |Snigdha Ahuja

Other fashion-girl catnip includes an impressive array of gold-plated Chanel jewellery comprising chunky chain-link necklaces, a signature medallion belt and unique pieces engraved with their Paris store address—pieces spanning decades but all equally relevant in today’s sartorial dialect. The exhibition also offers a glimpse of lesser known textiles such as raffia, a cloth woven from palm leaves from the Republic of Congo.
“This is My Ajrakh”: New Narratives Reclaiming Tradition and Authorship

1 week ago | thevoiceoffashion.com | Shweta Shiware |Shefalee Vasudev |Snigdha Ahuja |Tanishka Aggarwal

In the Market and the MakingWhat is shifting in Ajrakh today is not just its form, but its authorship. Emerging artisan-designers like Mubassirah, Alaicha by Amruta Vankar, Muskan Khatri’s label Musk and Zaid Khatri of Ajrakh Gharana are no longer working behind the scenes for designer labels. They are now creating under their own names, shaping the aesthetic and reclaiming narrative control.
Zarna Garg: A Stand Up That Stands Out

1 week ago | thevoiceoffashion.com | Tanishka Aggarwal |Unnati Saini |Snigdha Ahuja |Giya Sood

Tears and LaughterThe book, a laugh-out-loud riot, begins in Mumbai where Garg grew up—the youngest of four siblings, and most rebellious. Raised by an uncompromising father who wants to get her married soon after her mother’s death, a 14-year-old Garg runs away. Sleeping on benches, finding shelter at the homes of acquaintances and often being homeless for over a year, she finally moves to the US to live with her sister and brother-in-law.
Is Indian Royalty Obsolete? No, It’s OTT

2 weeks ago | thevoiceoffashion.com | Anannya Sarkar |Shefalee Vasudev

Fashioning a Royal The costume design in both series traces character arcs. Indrani’s organzas are worn thin with age and becomes more structured as she regains control over palace affairs, Abhimanyu’s (Parashar) sherwanis are rumpled and resigned and even Kavya’s (Dogra) more contemporary clothes don’t look designer. Indeed, there are no designer flourishes in the show. Kavya’s choices—mostly kurtas with sharp tailoring—embody her push for relevance in a decaying world.
See Through: Eyewear To Throw Shade and Turn Heads

2 weeks ago | thevoiceoffashion.com | Real Shop |Unnati Lohit |Unnati Saini |Snigdha Ahuja

From bejewelled details to futuristic inspiration, these sunglasses and prescription pairs are designed to catch the eyeAccessories can make or break your look, and that applies to eyewear too. Whether it’s a pair of sunglasses or prescription pairs, good eyewear multitasks between protection and making a statement. Brands are increasingly turning their attention to this category, blending design and craftsmanship with technology and protective elements.
Keeping Up With The Cannes-fluencers

2 weeks ago | thevoiceoffashion.com | Darshita Goyal |Shefalee Vasudev |Paramita Ghosh

The Red Carpet OpportunityAs influencers have grown into multi-hyphenates, dipping their toes in entertainment and entrepreneurship, dressing them has become a gold-mine opportunity. “We have seen so many people who started as influencers grow to become actors or celebrities in their own right,” says fashion designer Karan Torani, who dressed beauty creator Ankush Bahuguna for his Cannes debut in 2024.
Tarun Balani Wears His Roots in ‘Kadahin Milandaasin’

2 weeks ago | thevoiceoffashion.com | Anannya Sarkar |Unnati Saini |Ektaa Malik |Lalitha Suhasini

Wearing an ArchiveCentral to this refusal is the album’s cover and a shoot for the release of the first single from the album. For the cover, Balani uses a sepia-toned photograph of his late grandfather, the artist Khialdas Suratram Balani, and another image of his grandparents on the back. “I really wanted to put my granddad on the cover. I wanted people to feel inquisitive. That's why, I put the Perso-Arabic Sindhi text on it as well,” says Balani.
A Long Road to Recovery for Kashmir’s Crafts

3 weeks ago | thevoiceoffashion.com | Sohini Dey |Laila Tyabji |Shefalee Vasudev |Varun Rana

The crafts sector in Kashmir finds itself, once again, in need for a reboot as artisans struggle to make a living amid disrupted trade, connectivity and emotional upheavalTariq Ahmad Mir had been gearing up for a busy summer. Based in Budgam, located not far from Srinagar, Mir is a Sozani artist and founder of Special Hands of Kashmir, an artisan collective that has made a name for boosting livelihood opportunities for persons with disabilities (PWDs).
The New Fashion Store Is More Than Just Brick and Mortar

3 weeks ago | thevoiceoffashion.com | Unnati Saini |Sohini Dey |Snigdha Ahuja |Ektaa Malik

Designer Punit Balana also dived deep into his design universe in creating his store in Delhi, at Ambawatta Complex in Mehrauli. “While working on the design, the goal was clear. The moment someone enters the store, they should feel transported to Rajasthan,” says Balana. Its dusty pink interiors—an ode to the Pink City, Jaipur—act as an understated backdrop for the embellished garments.