Title credits Beyond Bollywood, there’s a revolution that’s been brewing. It’s a world of pathbreaking storylines, shifting genres, powerhouse talent and necessary voices. Meet the game changers of the Malayalam, Kannada, Telugu and Tamil film industries—the filmmakers, actors, technicians and multihyphenates who are straddling roles and disciplines

26 editions of Vogue, across the world, send the unifying note of hope in a pandemic-stricken world. Vogue India's September tome hosts Norah Jones on the cover to share her song of hope. With music, we also turn our focus on the one thing that has helped us during this challenging time—technology. In terms of fashion, the only wardrobe shake-up you need comes courtesy fashion’s myriad influences and moods. Playing with separates, mixing up staple pieces was never so easy. A year-round closet fundamental, the white kurta gets a 2020 reboot. Whether it’s a treasured piece passed down over generations or a prospective future heirloom-to-be, we narrow down the best ways to style your favourite pieces of jewellery. '90s grunge inspires the high street while art inspires our timepieces this month. Update yourself with mentors that inspire and muses that follow with names like Rhea Kapoor and Archana Jain. We dig into the past for fashion staples to hold on to in the present and take into the future. Kaia Gerber adorns our Beauty section as we learn how to calm our minds. A defining aspect of Indian beauty, three salon owners of yesteryear regale us with tales of ageless beauty in a time of trends. Future-proof your wardrobe with our editorial of seasonless fashion and the custodians of crafts, the karigars behind big labels. The new STEM heroes finally get the attention they deserve in our Culture section and three artists create art for those looking for hope. Get ready to cook as our Living section brings to you the Vogue cookbook. Travel the world, right from your living room as travel experts like Pico Iyer tell what post-pandemic wanderlust will look like...

Let Hailey Bieber set the record straight while you shop your own wardrobe as this month is all about rotating certain pieces in multiple ways. Strut the high street with the latest in camis and wear one jewellery piece in more than one way. Our extensive watch report is not for the faint-hearted. The time to go seasonless and stock up on tracksuits is right now while we talk things Diane von Furstenberg. Priya Aswani and Hassen Jethmalani get candid about their newest venture. The future of the wedding industry is shaping up in a way no-one could ever think of. Vogue's beauty section opens with Giselle Bundchen is all about inner strength and building up immunity in a modern manner. Take a twirl with our women in dance: Mythili Prakash, Annabelle Haydon, Rukimini Vijaykumar, Elina Hsiung, Harleen Sethi. Nikhil Chopra gets original with us; as do Poorna Bell, Shivani Clark and Atika Ahluwalia. Nadiya Hussain, the food influencer speaks her mind as we take a tour of all women co-working spaces. What is the future of travel—find out what five experts have to say...

As the world encompassing us is swiftly transforming, Vogue's July issue takes on various hurdles. Cover girl Anushka Sharma hopes to surmount such barriers and her husband, Virat Kohli, gives us a glimpse into how she has changed him to be a better person. Lose yourself in our pages as we bring together essentials for those looking to create a capsule wardrobe with the LBD report and the best of homegrown designers. With patchwork having its moment, we take you into the world of Rosh Mahtani. Nidhi Sunil tells us all about her beautiful life and Meeka Hossain's low maintenance beauty routine is one for the books. International author Elif Shafak's piece on how to stay optimistic during a pandemic is the inspirational piece we all need right now. Bollywood actors tell us about their life in isolation. Young art collectors explain Zines to us. We look deep into the bohemian fabric of Goa and the diverse communities that are coming together from the worlds of fashion, music and design. Families tell us why they're moving to Goa and the ubiquitous balcão has light shone upon it. Photos by Dayanita Singh, Farrokh Chothia and Bharat Sikka will transport you to a rare Goa.

The June issue of Vogue is one of many firsts - starting with our cover. On our first-ever illustrated cover, internationally acclaimed artist Takashi Murakami gives us his interpretation of a world coming together to fight this unprecedented crisis. In other highlights, this is also our first no-production issue, where our fashion story was shot remotely, with contributions coming from across the world. In shops, we feature a collection of all things that make us cheerful, and pieces you can borrow from your partner's closet. Beauty highlights the health and wellness heroes to emerge from the lockdown. Plus a round table, conducted on Zoom, sees fashion designers discussing the future of the business.

A NEW WAVE OF INFLUENCE The new decade is emblematic of a changing world—a place where obliviousness, cultural stereotypes and complacency are out, while mindfulness, pushing boundaries and extreme innovation rule. Our cover star Winnie Harlow, who made fashion history as the first model with vitiligo, leads the way. Plus, the fashion insiders to know and Sabyasachi Mukherjee’s anticipated high-street debut with H&M.

FIT TO PRINT The ’60s gave us the swirling print that now lives on in spring/summer 2020 collections. Photographed by Petros Studio Styled by Ria Kamat.


ACCESS ALL AREAS The season’s most covetable accessories will take you everywhere. Photographed by Bobby Doherty Styled by Claudia Beran.

All about love Bestselling author and producer Jenny Han lets us in on what love looks like in 2020. By Shahnaz Siganporia

The Values of Vogue

THIS PAST SEPTEMBER, during the Paris collections, every Editor in Chief of Vogue—there are 26 in total around the world—met to discuss a topic important to all of us. We decided that it was the right moment to set out a mission statement articulating what we stand for, and strive for, in an increasingly fraught and complicated world. You can read that statement below. It’s the first time that Vogue has come together in this way, and we’re all very proud to have done so: While we might engage with our readers in many different languages, we can also speak with one voice.

One For All - Culture enthusiast, champion of women’s empowerment and the director of Reliance Jio and Reliance Retail, Isha Ambani Piramal shares her vision for preserving, promoting and heralding in a new age of inclusivity in the Indian art world

ALIA BHATT - At 26, this prodigiously talented actor seems to have achieved everything. She sits with Rega Jha to discuss success, living in the spotlight and how she keeps it together.

DEEPIKA UNFILTERED - One of Bollywood’s brightest, most glamorous of stars, Deepika Padukone doesn’t hesitate to strip away the sheen, be it playing cover girl without a speck of makeup or championing equal pay and bringing real stories to celluloid. Candid, self-aware and unafraid, the actor has come into her own, finds Moni Mohsin.

A regular day never looked so good. With a wardrobe steeped in drama and a journey from day to night, Vogue wakes up with Vicky Kaushal and model Pooja Mor and has a nightcap with Aditya Roy Kapur and Sushmita Pathak—all in this season’s favourites.

Sculpted best Mrinalini Mukherjee’s upcoming retrospective at the Met is a chronological presentation of this master sculptor’s radical vision of knotted hemp and twisted bronze. Curator Shanay Jhaveri takes you inside this summer’s most anticipated exhibit.

The naked truth The nude in art strips the body, but what strips the mind? Discover the shared legacy of three subcontinental artists who frame the truth in its barest form. By Somak Ghoshal

The newsmakers The New York media world is witnessing another change. In the recent past, three women of Indian origin have been appointed editors-in-chief of both legacy and new-age publications. Meet the bosses heralding an era of diversity and inclusivity

AN AMERICAN IN PARIS - The French capital has been Lenny Kravitz’s “town” for almost 30 years, and a conservative-looking townhouse has been his home there for 13. Just don’t be fooled by the exterior, says Sarah Harris

COVER LOOK On Isha: Dress, shirt, ruled skirt; all Toni Maticevski. Ring, Misho. Hair: Rebecca Chang. Make-up: Subash Vagal. Make-up assistant: Harshal Jariwala. Photographer’s assistant: Mohammed Jamshed Qureshi. Assistant stylist: Priyanka Parkash. Production: Divya Jagwani; Ankita Chandra; Bindiya Chhabria. Editorial assistant: Jay Modi. Photographed by Tarun Vishwa Styled by Anaita Shro Adajania and Priyanka Kapadia
COVER LOOK On Isha: Dress, shirt, ruled skirt; all Toni Maticevski. Ring, Misho. Hair: Rebecca Chang. Make-up: Subash Vagal. Make-up assistant: Harshal Jariwala. Photographer’s assistant: Mohammed Jamshed Qureshi. Assistant stylist: Priyanka Parkash. Production: Divya Jagwani; Ankita Chandra; Bindiya Chhabria. Editorial assistant: Jay Modi. Photographed by Tarun Vishwa Styled by Anaita Shro Adajania and Priyanka Kapadia

“IT WAS A LOVELY EXPERIENCE SHOOTING FOR THE MANYAVAR-MOHEY 2019 CALENDAR. I ALWAYS WANTED TO WORK IN THE WEDDING SPACE AND THIS WAS THE PERFECT OPPORTUNITY.” – DABBOO RATNANI

GIRL WITH A PLAN Katrina Kaif, the reserved star of few words that we’ve heard so much about, is eager to
talk, finds Chandni Sehgal. Photographed by Greg Swales. Styled by Anaita Shroff Adajania

The time of his life There was Oprah. Hillary Clinton. Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas. Anne Hathaway. Blake Lively. The roll call at Ralph Lauren’s 50th anniversary celebrations in New York’s Central Park was star-studded. But what really shone that night was the emotional and sartorial journey of a young boy from the
Bronx into closets and homes across the globe. Priyanka Khanna meets the fashion legend a few hours before this extravaganza.

This is us Beauty is a melting pot. No longer a single, static idea, this ever-evolving concept of ‘come as
you are’ is changing cultural perceptions to show that beauty isn’t confined or defined by gender. Meet a boy
who takes pride in being called beautiful, the girls who are pretty and tough and a couple for whom a split-second decision became a shared commitment and a way to challenge stereotypes. By Nidhi Sharma Nidhi

MEET FASHION’S LATEST SUPERSTARS Radhika Nair and Saffron Vadher, HOW TO DO 1981 IN 2018 Find the season’s smartest fashion buys, BEAUTY’S TRICKIEST TREND IS FINALLY HERE.

The unstoppable Jane Fonda - Te 80 year old Oscar winning actor shares her advice on love, life and fashion with Ellie Pithers.

Amazing ARGAN OIL Origin: Village of Argana in Morocco Rich in: Antioxidants, Vitamin E, Vitamin A Best known for: Its golden, lightweight, nongreasy texture and healing powers Amazing uses: Use it as a moisturizer or as a part of your exfoliation routine. A few drops will diminish fine lines as much as it will get rid of stretch marks and razor burn. It can even transform into a skin toner or as a beard oil for your significant other. For hair, use it as an overnight deep conditioning treatment.

French connection Artist Subodh Gupta’s retrospective at Monnaie de Paris celebrates his iconic works even as it unravels his love affair with Paris, finds Shahnaz Siganporia.

GREATEST HITS - Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, Pharrell Williams and the art of playing it cool, MIX IT UP One’s a leading lady whose red-carpet appearances are as headline-making as her film roles. The other’s a hitmaker who wears more hats than one can count. Together, AISHWARYA RAI BACHCHAN and PHARRELL WILLIAMS represent the boundary-blurring appeal of true global icons. Photographed by Greg Swales. Styled by Anaita Shroff Adajania.

The way we wore Designer Hemant Trevedi looks back at fashion in the Maximum City in the ’80s and ’90s, when Mumbai was still Bombay, supermodels were the real superstars, and fashion shows were a family affair.

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