At Jaipur's season-ending royal polo fixture, the sidelines became a study in disciplined glamour, where bespoke equestrian breeches and velvet jackets met the fluidity of chiffon sarees. The event underscored how heritage dress codes in India's luxury circles are evolving into a more exacting, exportable language of craft, occasionwear and cultural polish.
Tarun Tahiliani has unveiled a new wedding collection for Tasva, the menswear label he co-created with Aditya Birla Fashion and Retail, sharpening the brand's proposition in India's high-stakes celebration market. The line leans into OTT luxury pret with a disciplined hand: layered craft, fluid tailoring and occasion dressing designed for a generation that wants ceremony without stiffness.
Kalyan Jewellers and Malabar Gold are sharpening their focus on antique temple jewellery, expanding collections shaped by South Indian Nakshi craftsmanship and devotional iconography. In Mumbai, the move signals both a revival of heritage goldsmithing and a strategic bid to meet rising demand for statement bridal and occasion wear rooted in regional identity.
