Just URBANE - APRIL 2018

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Our cover man – Ajinkya Rahane, the vice-captain of the Indian test cricket team and captain of Rajasthan Royals, talks about the evolving game of cricket, how his role models have helped shape his career and channelling his aggression in the game. Also featuring this month is an insight on the Oscar winning movie of Guillermo del Toro, The Shape of Water, a movie that explores the typical examples of the human male set in the 1960s through the eyes of a mute female lead. In Spaces, we catch up with John Hitchcox, the British celebrity developer who was recently in town for the launch of Yoo Villas. There’s a lot more inside: URBANE UPFRONT Dr Shashi Tharoor on the changing symbols for propoganda
MISSING HAWKING Remembering the genius of our generation
YOUNG VINTAGE Bring back the vintage American spirit with TOMMY JEANS’ Spring collection
RUNWAY TRENDS Colour loyalty is now a trend!
GEM IT UP The dos and don’ts of jewellery for men
DROOLWARE The most desirable products to lighten your pockets
SUN’S OUT Summer wardrobe staples simplified
HARMLESS FASHION Join the debate on ethical practices of the fashion industry
RAMPIN’ IN INDIA Manish Malhotra’s fashion show at the glorious YOO Villas in Pune
CRICKET SEASON Eight players from across the globe to look out for this IPL season
THE SUN KING King Louis XIV, the branding expert of the 1600s
VINTAGE GOLD IN PARIS Our favourites of the Bonham’s car auction straight from the Grand Palais
BURNING MAN Part two of the Mad-Max style festival in the middle of a desert
HORSES FOR THE FUTURE The future of fast driving is here with these hypercars
GREAT EXPECTATIONS A preview on the eagerly awaited OnePlus 6 smartphone
DIDGERIDOO The faceless mass appeal of Daft Punk
ENDING NOTE Meditation in motion by the Japanese