FASHION

Nisha JamVwal, Our expert is a prominent figure in India's fashion and luxury landscape, seamlessly blending her architectural training with a deep passion for design, art, and cultural heritage.

- Nisha JamVwal, Our expert is a prominent figure in India's fashion and luxury landscape, seamlessly blending her architectural training with a deep passion for design, art, and cultural heritage. As a luxury consultant and fashion curator, she has collaborated with esteemed brands bringing a refined aesthetic sensibility to her projects. Her work often highlights the intersection of traditional Indian craftsmanship with contemporary design, aiming to preserve and promote indigenous art forms.

As a luxury consultant and fashion curator, she has collaborated with esteemed brands bringing a refined aesthetic sensibility to her projects. Her work often highlights the intersection of traditional Indian craftsmanship with contemporary design, aiming to preserve and promote indigenous art forms.

Q You 've long been a voice of refined luxury in Indian fashion. How do you see personal style evolving today, especially for women who want to balance individuality with timeless elegance? — Supriya Menon, Hubli

Personal style today is more personal than ever- less apeing and more self driven and comfort driven! - I find that a movement toward a self assured age of personal style. After years of excess, overt branding and logos- social-media-driven mimicry, women are returning to a more powerful self-awareness.

Across Milan, Paris, and New York this season, what stood out for me was not noise, but restraint.

Designers are championing clothes that are confident rather than performative — impeccably cut fluid floor length jackets, fluid tailoring, softened silhouettes, and fabrics that move with the body instead of shouting for attention. Individuality is no longer about eccentricity; it is about discernment and even a professionally driven lifestyle.

For the woman seeking timeless elegance, the evolution lies in editing out her overstatement. Knowing what to discard is now as important as knowing what to wear.

• Personal style today is less about blind trend participation and more about authorship — building a wardrobe that reflects one's inner voice, lifestyle, and values. Elegance has always been about proportion, poise, and intention and this is what i see international designers celebrating. The times celebrate rythym and style over blindly copying trends. Women dress more for ease comfort and projecting the woman achiever look!