Grazia India’s first issue of 2021 turns the spotlight on actor-singer Shruti Haasan, as she lets us in on finding her voice as an artist; learn more about the newest buzzword in fashion: Conscious influencing and make way for new wardrobe stars

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The May issue stars the lovely Malaika Arora. From carving her niche by constantly reinventing herself to finding her peace with clean eating and yoga, Malaika has long been our favourite poster girl of living life on her terms. This issue wouldn’t be complete without sorting out your summer wardrobe, we’ve lined up all your holiday classics – from airy dresses to OTM extras and the luggage to pack it all in; we’ve got you covered for your next getaway.

Dressed in this season’s coolest threads, the cover star for our 14th anniversary issue, Ranveer Singh talks to us about the early seeds of being a performer, the long road towards achieving a work-life balance, and the anxieties along the way.

This month also marks our annual register of names that have defined the year with their defying acts in film, fashion, music, business, or even the arts. From the inception of the Grazia Cool List nearly nine
years ago until now, all we’ve searched for is authenticity and talent to change the way we look at the world.

What makes us who we are? Here’s a question we’re attempting to find answers to this month while we’re celebrating where we come from, our roots and our heritage, which have inevitably played a role in shaping our identities. From a crowd- sourced digital repository of the material culture of the Indian sub-continent
to South Asian creatives interrogating cultural identity by discovering their roots, and even tracing the heritage of Indian fashion via an establishment, looking back isn’t essentially nostalgic but rather affirmative of our present, helping us better understand, appreciate, and learn, and to some even create a sense of belonging.

This month while fashion explores its romantic mood, we’ve also got love on the brain – we’re decoding dating app fatigue and toxic exes. And perhaps the only bits of pleasure that ring home are bite-size bits of self-care – treat, repair, energise and refresh micro-breaks and me-moments are the only essentials you need this month.

This January issue we decided to highlight all the emerging talent you need to keep eye out for. From artists to authors to musicians and even directors, bookmark these names – all arts, whether visual or performing, in the time of a pandemic are what we connect with and what connects us together at a time when we’re generally being circumstantially forced to stay apart.

The end of another unbelievable year is just around the corner now, but before we wrap up despair in humour and write off 2021 with a meme, it’s also a good time to reflect – individually and otherwise – on the moments that sparked tiny bouts of joy. From remembering the people who put their best foot forward during the second wave crisis like the Hemkunt Foundation, and revelling in India’s superlative performance at the Olympics and Paralympics, to rediscovering the joy of travelling and the return to physical fashion shows, we’ve filled up our pages this month with stories that uplift.

Our November issue turns the spotlight on beauty that breaks convention and sets new standards, and leading the way is our cover star, the talented, and supremely entrepreneurial Anushka Sharma, who recently gave birth. In a refreshingly candid chat, she tells us why her idea of beauty has changed since becoming a mom, where she stresses the need to be more accepting of one’s body and sets a template of acceptance for her daughter to follow in an age of Instagram filters.

This month, we’ve got a line-up of individuals who’ve kept the ball rolling when it comes to unshackling themselves from the bounds of conventions. From a new crop of visual artists creating thought-provoking narratives on social media, to DIVINE, one of the best-known voices of our times, and then, of course, our superlative October cover girl, Taapsee Pannu, who’s newest OTT outing involves taking on body-shamers as she apprises the role of an athlete.

In the fashion world, September marks the beginning of change. While closet overhauls are now a thing of the past, the onset of a new fashion season does make a case for the return to dressing up. We’re here to break it all down and make it accessible for you. And this time we’re linking Indian fashion, crafts, and artisan clusters to focus on our textile heritage, as we continue to spotlight brands and even individuals who are doing their bit to ensure they persist and thrive and promote their makers in an equalising manner.

It only feels right to double your dose of fashion this September with two Sonam Kapoor covers. For our twin issue this month, we’re amalgamating our years of expertise and industry understanding with the coolest list of brands we love.

Our cover girl for August, actor Bhumi Pednekar, has proved her acting mettle, all the while not forgetting to use her star power to take forward a conversation on climate change and more recently, during the devastating second wave where along with her team, she worked tirelessly to amplify resources and access to medical resources.

This month, we’re introducing the first edition of Grazia Most Loved Brands, a curated list of the coolest brands that millennials love. And as always, head to our shopping pages as we continue to highlight homegrown brands that you need on your radar, including a new crop of some of the brightest menswear designers out there right now.

This July, we discuss a spectrum of issues led by retail to the completely obnoxious concept of the Fat Tax, the need for new and real sizing charts, and also the vapid tokenism in representation that continues to plague us.

As we gradually emerge from this second wave with definite unease and no clear answers in sight, if there’s one thing that’s comforting it’s the thought that when all else failed humanity stepped up.

Grazia's June 2021 issue is dedicated to the unwavering spirit of humanity.

Another year, another summer spent at home. While we try to make sense of the uncertainty that lies ahead, we hope our May 2021 issue provides some form of escapism.
Our cover star this month is the talented Radhika Apte, who talks to us about her memories and experiences with the first few roles she took on.  Also, take a virtual (but what else) beauty odyssey this month, where you get to traverse the globe from your couch via beauty products that invoke memories of faraway lands travelled to. We’ve also got four creatives to share their stories of summers past, and another few to share their new summer essentials that don’t include sunblock and shades but life lessons and calming routines.

On our cover this month is the lovely and talented Sobhita Dhulipala. Her second appearance on our cover also marks her big oversees debut having just signed a Hollywood film in a Dev Patel directorial project. And that’s not all, we also feature a talented quartet of young actors who’ve starred in the coolest shows and films this year. Meet Vijay Verma, Adarsh Gourav, Arjun Mathur and Prateek Gandhi, who headline our much-awaited annual Grazia Cool List 2021.

This month, we’re taking a pledge to #StopTheBeautyTest, and leading this conversation are five beautiful women who’ve been subjected to harsh beauty biases. The month of March also ushers in a new season – and our Trend Report brings you a round-up of everything you can expect in the months ahead. Stock up on accessories if you must – you can still be in sweats and look the part.

In this issue, we get the lowdown on what makes Bollywood star Vicky Kaushal tick as an actor, while also celebrating the month of love with on-trend sartorial inspiration and short stories that highlight the power of love

Grazia India December issue has everything you need to make yourself cosy at home – from OTT pieces and festive tartan to an at-home party edit and tried-and-tested table setting ideas for intimate gatherings, this issue packs in a whole bunch of festivity, including a gifting special.
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From celebrating Diwali away from home, to how the rest of country is dealing with pared-down celebrations on the streets outside to cheer in the form of Diwali sweets, lights, flowers and some soothing gift-wrapping – Grazia India's  November issue gets into the spirit of all things festive.

COVID-19 has forced us to slow down, restrict our movements, and turn our attention inwards. In the October issue of Grazia India, find out more about our essentials for slowing down + an introduction to fashion and jewellery for the festive season.

Our cover girl Jacqueline Fernandez brings #GoodVibesOnly to the September issue of Grazia India. And in honouring Fashion Month, over 20 creatives collaborate with each other and GRAZIA, to celebrate the start of a new season.

Part of the process to making conscious choices in our daily consumption pattern is to also support small businesses, specially those that are homegrown, and going through this difficult phase. Which is why, in this issue, we’re shining the spotlight on all the emerging local labels that need to be on your radar – from fashion and accessory brands to beauty and Ayurveda, and everything from homegrown cheese, chocolate, coffee and hot sauce to brands offering virtual interior solutions...

In Grazia's July issue, we're hitting rewind with a nostalgic trip down memory lane: From the original kings and queens of comedy to genre-pioneering designers, and the cool kids with the cool jobs, aka the VJ set, who ushered in an era of desi pop culture, to the firebrand models that ruled the runways, this issue is an ode to the OGs. Fronting the OG brigade is an icon who’s reinvented himself from poster boy to one of the most influential fitness and wellness enthusiasts – Milind Soman...

We are living through history today. So, it's important for us to know what our future will look like once we're allowed to lead relatively normal lives. In Grazia’s June’20 downloadable issue, we tell you what a post-Covid world will look like. How the pandemic will re-write history and change the way we view and buy fashion, how we entertain ourselves, how we travel and eat and how we interact with each other.

As we adjust to the new normal, in which the priority is the collective national health, our mission continues to be one to inform and entertain, and to do so in the correct way. For Grazia’s May e-Issue, we wanted to rally together the fashion designers who have been making a difference. These folks have been contributing towards the welfare of their karigars and craftsmen, to creating the FDCI fund and helping smaller businesses and designers, in addition to other Covid-related relief work.

 

This apart, we wanted to envision a post pandemic world: How will fashion evolve? And, will it ever be the same again?

 

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In our special April digital issue, we turn our focus to how the coronavirus pandemic has unusually altered the way we live. What's the future of fashion in these uncertain times? How has the dating game changed under lockdown, and could social distancing give you the impetus you need to finally detach from social media? Find out the answers to all these questions, and more.


In this issue, NextGen star, Janhvi Kapoor talks about taking it one step at a time, while doing her bit for the planet in sustainable and vintage fashion. We also spotlight sustainable accessories, celebrate 25 years of designer Tarun Tahiliani and unveil the new Sabyasachi x H&M power collab. The champions of the environment are here to save the planet from itself, and they tell us how they are going about it. We've also scoured the runways and red carpets alike to round up the biggest beauty trends. 


In this issue, Bollywood star Anushka Sharma opens up on her long hiatus from the industry. We also find out why minimalism in fashion is still alive and thriving. We spotlight the individuals who are redefining the concept of family through their tales of modern love. You're invited to the breakfast club – your handy guide to the morning beauty must-haves. We also meet the female filmmakers who are the tireless defenders of the female perspective, hustling to get women’s stories told on screen; the ones who make opportunities for themselves when there aren’t enough for the taking.

In this issue, we turn the spotlight on Student of the Year 2 star Tara Sutaria, who made a stellar debut at Dharma Productions and is on her way to super-stardom. We also train our focus on the wokest entertainers, hippest artists, and bucket list breakthroughs in our rundown of the people defining style, shaping culture and appropriating the national conversation on our annual Cool List. We’re also shifting our focus to the Cruise season of fashion, where designers undoubtedly serve up enough magic during the mid-summer season to keep us hooked. We also find out why circular beauty is the new trend that will save your skin and the planet. 

In this issue, we turn our focus to a diverse set of women on our covers this month, including sports superstar Hima Das, Kalki Koechlin, Kaayan Contractor, Lisa Ray, Shaheen Bhatt and Kaneez Surka. These women speak about the cause of women's representation and inclusivity in the media. Also, it's party season and we're training our attention on a few cool men who are the life of every party. In keeping with the party season theme, we present to you the ultimate party edit, including asymmetrical dresses, tulle, satin, jewelled accessories, party flats, glitter tights, et all. We're also shining the spotlight on Cryotherapy, sometimes known as cold therapy, that's doing the rounds for good skin and great hair.

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GRAZIA works on a distinctive 'Easy Chic' philosophy, decoding fashion and the latest trends, keeping style upscale but wearable, chic but real. GRAZIA takes its readers to the front row of pret and couture shows in the fashion capitals of the world, updating them on trends as they break globally, introducing them to designers and delivering interviews with the hottest stars. Not surprisingly, GRAZIA appeals greatly to fashionistas across the country.

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