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A Night With Icons Anne Hathaway and Donatella Versace. All rights reserved Donatella #Versace and #AnneHathaway welcomed fellow Icons to the inaugural Versace Icons Dinner in New York, a celebration of our collective power. Pack nicotine alternatives Smoking cessation isn’t a one-and-done thing; being out with friends—especially smokers—might exacerbate your cravings. Instead of giving in and asking for a smoke, tobacco-free alternatives can help tamp down those urges. Nicotine pouches are a great product for a night out. Most nicotine pouches come in cans, which allow users to experience nicotine satisfaction on the go. Another great option is nicotine patches, which have been around for decades as a quitting aid. Brands like Habitrol nicotine patches come with two or three-step programs over eight or twelve weeks, gradually lowering the nicotine dose after some time. all images © Read our Summer Issue See Haute couture from Dior, Alexis Mabille, Georges Hobeika, Zuhair Murad, Valentino and more Explore Moralmoda Art Culture Lifestyle Travel Business Interviews Events ​ Get in touch About us Contacts Subscribe

Rebellion Corporation and the french hyper-cars brand Delage announce a partnership between the brands. _____________ In terms of watchmaking, Rebellion Timepieces designed the official Delage D12 watch based on the Re-Volt model, the house's flagship collection, which will be produced in a limited edition of 30 pieces and offered as a priority, as an option, to the 30 future owners of the 30 Delage D12 which production has started. “I am very happy and very proud that a brand of the quality of Rebellion has agreed to become our partner” declared Laurent Tapie, re-founder of Delage Automobiles. “The Rebellion philosophy corresponds perfectly to that of Delage, in particular that of the D12, by combining an original “disruptive” design and high technicality.” Alexandre Pesci, CEO and President of Rebellion Corporation added on: “We are delighted to announce our exciting partnership with Delage. This collaboration will merge the timeless elegance of Swiss watchmaking with the unrivaled craftsmanship and innovation of French Hypercars. Together, we will create extraordinary experiences for those who appreciate the finer things in life. Stay ready for the remarkable journey that lies ahead!” Established for several years in the high-end automotive sector, Rebellion Motors will become an official Delage distributor in Switzerland, for the Lausanne region, where its magnificent Show-Room and automobile collection are located. “Rebellion Motors is pleased to add the iconic Delage brand to its brands portfolio. Since Rebellion Motors has a rich and recent past in motor racing, with one of the most extensive track records among private teams on the WEC - World Endurance Championship, and also that Delage shares this passion with us, with spectacular results in LMP2 . Finally, the Delage D12, with its positioning as “road-legal F1”, constitutes a unique offering on the Hype-rcars market which particularly appealed to us." declared Paolo Carro, General Director of Rebellion Motors Read also An ode to Indian art and craftmanship © Shalini Passi founder of MASH and SPAF. She is an Art and Design collector; Patron; Philanthropist; Advisor and Artist. “This coalescence between art and fashion is symbolic of a dynamic and transformative space, offering a platform for artists and designers to push the envelope of creativity, challenge conventions, and create unique and culturally significant works,” said Shalini Passi the founder of Mash India shalinipassiartfoundation.com mashindia.com en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shalini_Passi ~The FDCI presents an exclusive showcasing titled “Fashion Wears Art”, where seven leading artists and designers collaborate to create trailblazing designs at the Lakme Fashion Week in partnership with Fashion Design Council of India~ The Fashion Design Council of India is presenting a unique showcase, titled “Fashion Wears Art” at the Lakmé Fashion Week X FDCI. The first-of-its-kind presentation is slated for October 15, at 6pm, Pragati Maidan, in the capital, curated by the founder of SPAF and MASH, art and design collector; patron; philanthropist; advisor and artist Shalini Passi, and mentored by Sunil Sethi. The Fashion Wears Art Project pays homage to visionaries in their respective fields, as they combine creative forces with designers. This heady combination will see an artistic expression adding spark to the style-scape.  The participating designers and artists include: JJ Valaya x Waswo X Waswo, Rajesh Pratap Singh x Mithu Sen, Namrata Joshipura x Sudarshan Shetty, Rohit Gandhi + Rahul Khanna x Vibha Galhotra, Varun Bahl x A Ramachandran, HUEMN x Hanif Kureshi, Gautam Kalra x Siddharth Singh Bokolia. “This is a wonderful meeting of genius minds, and the result has always been paradigm-shifting. Even if you look at history, it began with Elsa Schiaparelli x Salvador Dalí and continued with LV and Yayoi Kusama. These powerful palette pleasers are conversation starters, and not defined by conventional rhythms of the fashion world. We have legendary artists, who have joined hands with us on this remarkable project to shape our perspective in the design world,” says Sunil Sethi, Chairman FDCI. Lakmé, is India’s no.1 colour cosmetics and leading premium skincare brand from Hindustan Unilever Ltd. Lakmé has been the pioneer of the make-up and colour cosmetics in India since 1952 by launching numerous trends leading and high-performance products. Combining international cosmetic technology with an in-depth understanding of the Indian woman’s needs, Lakmé offers women a comprehensive beauty experience through its extensive product portfolio. For Further Information log on to www.Lakméindia.com A non-profit organisation, the Fashion Design Council of India (FDCI), is the apex body of fashion design in India, represented by over 400 members. Founded on the premise of promoting, nurturing, and representing the best of fashion and design talent in the country; its prime objective is to propagate the business of fashion. FDCI stays true to its commitment to promote the ‘Make in India’ label as handlooms take centre stage, in a country, who’s heritage is soaked in the flavours of indigenous crafts. For more information, please visit: www.fdci.org Pack nicotine alternatives Smoking cessation isn’t a one-and-done thing; being out with friends—especially smokers—might exacerbate your cravings. Instead of giving in and asking for a smoke, tobacco-free alternatives can help tamp down those urges. Nicotine pouches are a great product for a night out. Most nicotine pouches come in cans, which allow users to experience nicotine satisfaction on the go. Another great option is nicotine patches, which have been around for decades as a quitting aid. Brands like Habitrol nicotine patches come with two or three-step programs over eight or twelve weeks, gradually lowering the nicotine dose after some time. all images © Read our Summer Issue See Haute couture from Dior, Alexis Mabille, Georges Hobeika, Zuhair Murad, Valentino and more Explore Moralmoda Art Culture Lifestyle Travel Business Interviews Events ​ Get in touch About us Contacts Subscribe

Lakmé Fashion Week x FDCI to share a key announcement for the upcoming edition to be held in Delhi from 11th-15th October 2023. In its first-ever association with Lakmé Fashion Week in partnership with FDCI, Kohler India is all set to inspire this season’s runway trends by joining forces with design maestro Tarun Tahiliani for a presentation on 11th October at Pragati Maidan in New Delhi. The showcase will comprise the artistry behind Kohler's signature design aesthetics with the genius of Tarun Tahiliani's silhouettes. The collection themed "A Celebration of Self-Expression," also takes inspiration from the patterns and intricate line works of Kohler’s Artist Editions Aranya, Hindi for the forest, a creation by Pushpa Kumari on Madhubani art form celebrating the beauty and simplicity of the natural world. The collection also takes inspiration from the patterns and intricate line works of Kohler’s Artist Editions Aranya, Hindi for the forest, a creation by Pushpa Kumari on Madhubani art form celebrating the beauty and simplicity of the natural world. Amongst the various intricate prints, the collection will explore the exquisite motifs inspired by Madhubani style flora, bold and abstract geometric prints of art deco styles will result in visually striking pieces that bridge the gap between tradition and modernity. Embroidery techniques like Gara take inspiration from nature, mythology, and Persian designs. These motifs will be meticulously hand-painted and embroidered onto luxurious fabrics while the sequin collection will inextricably interweave refinement and attention to detail to create an ethereal and glamorous tribute to the illusive beauty of the feminine form. Kohler India and Tarun Tahiliani showcase promises to be a refreshing revelation at Lakme Fashion Week X FDCI- Commenting on the same, Mr. Vishal Chaddha, Managing Director – India; South Asia, Kohler Co. said, “As we proudly celebrate 150 years of Kohler, and, as the world leader in design and innovation in the Kitchen and Bath space, we extend a warm welcome to all creators, artisans, and visionaries to join us in our journey of fostering the spirit of gracious living. Our debut at Lakmé Fashion Week x FDCI is an extension of our commitment towards art, design, and creativity. Through this collaboration with designer Tarun Tahiliani, we hope to inspire our consumers to transcend the realm of fashion and experience and our shared aspiration of craftsmanship, culture, art, and colours.” The synergy between Lakmé Fashion Week in partnership with FDCI and their prowess in showcasing top-tier design and style, combined with Kohler and Tarun Tahiliani’s vision of a fashion landscape with masterful craftsmanship, promises an exhilarating to showcase this season. Designer Tarun Tahiliani is all set to offer a fresh perspective on fashion that transcends traditional boundaries and explores the intersection of style, luxury, and innovation. Commenting on his association with Kohler, Tarun Tahiliani said “It’s always a pleasure to collaborate with design-based companies and in this case, we are collaborating with Kohler. I am inspired by their aerodynamic forms, their beautiful use of metallics, their shocking peacock Indian colours and teals that have been brought into the collection as a homage to the Indian palette and the artistry of Pushpa Kumari. Collaborations stimulate the mind and neurons in new ways, and we have taken all our brand pillars further, under the inspirational dust of what Kohler does with their designs”. Read also An ode to Indian art and craftmanship © Shalini Passi founder of MASH and SPAF. She is an Art and Design collector; Patron; Philanthropist; Advisor and Artist. “This coalescence between art and fashion is symbolic of a dynamic and transformative space, offering a platform for artists and designers to push the envelope of creativity, challenge conventions, and create unique and culturally significant works,” said Shalini Passi the founder of Mash India shalinipassiartfoundation.com mashindia.com en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shalini_Passi ~The FDCI presents an exclusive showcasing titled “Fashion Wears Art”, where seven leading artists and designers collaborate to create trailblazing designs at the Lakme Fashion Week in partnership with Fashion Design Council of India~ The Fashion Design Council of India is presenting a unique showcase, titled “Fashion Wears Art” at the Lakmé Fashion Week X FDCI. The first-of-its-kind presentation is slated for October 15, at 6pm, Pragati Maidan, in the capital, curated by the founder of SPAF and MASH, art and design collector; patron; philanthropist; advisor and artist Shalini Passi, and mentored by Sunil Sethi. The Fashion Wears Art Project pays homage to visionaries in their respective fields, as they combine creative forces with designers. This heady combination will see an artistic expression adding spark to the style-scape.  The participating designers and artists include: JJ Valaya x Waswo X Waswo, Rajesh Pratap Singh x Mithu Sen, Namrata Joshipura x Sudarshan Shetty, Rohit Gandhi + Rahul Khanna x Vibha Galhotra, Varun Bahl x A Ramachandran, HUEMN x Hanif Kureshi, Gautam Kalra x Siddharth Singh Bokolia. “This is a wonderful meeting of genius minds, and the result has always been paradigm-shifting. Even if you look at history, it began with Elsa Schiaparelli x Salvador Dalí and continued with LV and Yayoi Kusama. These powerful palette pleasers are conversation starters, and not defined by conventional rhythms of the fashion world. We have legendary artists, who have joined hands with us on this remarkable project to shape our perspective in the design world,” says Sunil Sethi, Chairman FDCI. Lakmé, is India’s no.1 colour cosmetics and leading premium skincare brand from Hindustan Unilever Ltd. Lakmé has been the pioneer of the make-up and colour cosmetics in India since 1952 by launching numerous trends leading and high-performance products. Combining international cosmetic technology with an in-depth understanding of the Indian woman’s needs, Lakmé offers women a comprehensive beauty experience through its extensive product portfolio. For Further Information log on to www.Lakméindia.com A non-profit organisation, the Fashion Design Council of India (FDCI), is the apex body of fashion design in India, represented by over 400 members. Founded on the premise of promoting, nurturing, and representing the best of fashion and design talent in the country; its prime objective is to propagate the business of fashion. FDCI stays true to its commitment to promote the ‘Make in India’ label as handlooms take centre stage, in a country, who’s heritage is soaked in the flavours of indigenous crafts. For more information, please visit: www.fdci.org Pack nicotine alternatives Smoking cessation isn’t a one-and-done thing; being out with friends—especially smokers—might exacerbate your cravings. Instead of giving in and asking for a smoke, tobacco-free alternatives can help tamp down those urges. Nicotine pouches are a great product for a night out. Most nicotine pouches come in cans, which allow users to experience nicotine satisfaction on the go. Another great option is nicotine patches, which have been around for decades as a quitting aid. Brands like Habitrol nicotine patches come with two or three-step programs over eight or twelve weeks, gradually lowering the nicotine dose after some time. all images © Read our Summer Issue See Haute couture from Dior, Alexis Mabille, Georges Hobeika, Zuhair Murad, Valentino and more Explore Moralmoda Art Culture Lifestyle Travel Business Interviews Events ​ Get in touch About us Contacts Subscribe

NEXA PRESENTS CELEBRATED DESIGNER AMIT AGGARWAL FOR A ONE-OF-A-KIND SHOWCASE AT LAKMÉ FASHION WEEK x FDCI ~The compelling association will introduce an experimental pret collection inspired by the impeccable NEXA experience~ First Look - NEXA Presents Amit Aggarwal NEXA and Lakmé Fashion Week in partnership with FDCI, over their long-standing partnership have presented several exceptional showcases with well-known designers that have left the audience enthralled. This season, NEXA, the premium automotive experience brand has announced its association with renowned designer Amit Aggarwal to showcase a unique pret collection on Day 3 of Lakmé Fashion Week x FDCI to be held between 11th - 15th October in New Delhi at Pragati Maidan. The collection titled “Core" will be rooted in Amit Aggarwal’s signature philosophy married to the NEXA ethos of ‘create and inspire.’ The collection encourages customers to express their true selves by seamlessly integrating new pieces with their existing wardrobe. It offers easy-to-wear, effortlessly stylish separates made from luxurious fabrics, including silk, cotton, and rubberized textiles. The collection includes shirts, tops, capes, and structured jackets, reflecting the designer's constructed approach to fashion. These versatile garments can elevate basic outfits for various occasions. The collection also embraces gender fluidity and sustainability, featuring clothing crafted from upcycled materials. Core aims to inspire an aspirational wardrobe that draws from inner inspiration and modern fabrics. His collection, like his brand, will embrace a deep rootedness to technology, structure, and a futuristic approach, synergistic to NEXA and their values. In metallic hues and sheens of blacks, silvers, whites, blues inspired by NEXA’s cars, every piece has been designed to effortlessly take the shape of the wearer’s body. Commenting on the partnership, Shashank Srivastava, Senior Executive Officer, Marketing and Sales, Maruti Suzuki India Limited said “NEXA's association with Lakmé Fashion Week X FDCI has always been about being experimental and avant-garde. Our brand ethos of "Create. Inspire" always pushes us to test the boundaries of creativity, and nothing exemplifies this more than our association with Amit Aggarwal. His brand has an established tradition of creating designs inspired by natural forms and articulating them through unique silhouettes. Each piece is an amalgamation of structural movement, experimental textiles and techniques.” On the runway, inspired by the speed that NEXA brings forth, the showcase will be choreographed to be fast paced and promises to be unlike anything Amit has ever presented before. His collection is built and centered around authenticity as Amit Aggarwal believes what you wear must truly resonate with what you believe in and what your core ideology is. Designer Amit Aggarwal shares, “I believe fashion should not only envelop the body but also nurture the soul. Core is an invitation to rediscover the beauty in simplicity. It's a reminder that the most profound aspects of our lives often reside at our core.” Read also: An ode to Indian art and craftmanship © Shalini Passi founder of MASH and SPAF. She is an Art and Design collector; Patron; Philanthropist; Advisor and Artist. “This coalescence between art and fashion is symbolic of a dynamic and transformative space, offering a platform for artists and designers to push the envelope of creativity, challenge conventions, and create unique and culturally significant works,” said Shalini Passi the founder of Mash India shalinipassiartfoundation.com mashindia.com en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shalini_Passi ~The FDCI presents an exclusive showcasing titled “Fashion Wears Art”, where seven leading artists and designers collaborate to create trailblazing designs at the Lakme Fashion Week in partnership with Fashion Design Council of India~ The Fashion Design Council of India is presenting a unique showcase, titled “Fashion Wears Art” at the Lakmé Fashion Week X FDCI. The first-of-its-kind presentation is slated for October 15, at 6pm, Pragati Maidan, in the capital, curated by the founder of SPAF and MASH, art and design collector; patron; philanthropist; advisor and artist Shalini Passi, and mentored by Sunil Sethi. The Fashion Wears Art Project pays homage to visionaries in their respective fields, as they combine creative forces with designers. This heady combination will see an artistic expression adding spark to the style-scape.  The participating designers and artists include: JJ Valaya x Waswo X Waswo, Rajesh Pratap Singh x Mithu Sen, Namrata Joshipura x Sudarshan Shetty, Rohit Gandhi + Rahul Khanna x Vibha Galhotra, Varun Bahl x A Ramachandran, HUEMN x Hanif Kureshi, Gautam Kalra x Siddharth Singh Bokolia. “This is a wonderful meeting of genius minds, and the result has always been paradigm-shifting. Even if you look at history, it began with Elsa Schiaparelli x Salvador Dalí and continued with LV and Yayoi Kusama. These powerful palette pleasers are conversation starters, and not defined by conventional rhythms of the fashion world. We have legendary artists, who have joined hands with us on this remarkable project to shape our perspective in the design world,” says Sunil Sethi, Chairman FDCI. Lakmé, is India’s no.1 colour cosmetics and leading premium skincare brand from Hindustan Unilever Ltd. Lakmé has been the pioneer of the make-up and colour cosmetics in India since 1952 by launching numerous trends leading and high-performance products. Combining international cosmetic technology with an in-depth understanding of the Indian woman’s needs, Lakmé offers women a comprehensive beauty experience through its extensive product portfolio. For Further Information log on to www.Lakméindia.com A non-profit organisation, the Fashion Design Council of India (FDCI), is the apex body of fashion design in India, represented by over 400 members. Founded on the premise of promoting, nurturing, and representing the best of fashion and design talent in the country; its prime objective is to propagate the business of fashion. FDCI stays true to its commitment to promote the ‘Make in India’ label as handlooms take centre stage, in a country, who’s heritage is soaked in the flavours of indigenous crafts. For more information, please visit: www.fdci.org Pack nicotine alternatives Smoking cessation isn’t a one-and-done thing; being out with friends—especially smokers—might exacerbate your cravings. Instead of giving in and asking for a smoke, tobacco-free alternatives can help tamp down those urges. Nicotine pouches are a great product for a night out. Most nicotine pouches come in cans, which allow users to experience nicotine satisfaction on the go. Another great option is nicotine patches, which have been around for decades as a quitting aid. Brands like Habitrol nicotine patches come with two or three-step programs over eight or twelve weeks, gradually lowering the nicotine dose after some time. all images © Read our Summer Issue See Haute couture from Dior, Alexis Mabille, Georges Hobeika, Zuhair Murad, Valentino and more Explore Moralmoda Art Culture Lifestyle Travel Business Interviews Events ​ Get in touch About us Contacts Subscribe

An ode to Indian art and craftmanship © Shalini Passi founder of MASH and SPAF. She is an Art and Design collector; Patron; Philanthropist; Advisor and Artist. “This coalescence between art and fashion is symbolic of a dynamic and transformative space, offering a platform for artists and designers to push the envelope of creativity, challenge conventions, and create unique and culturally significant works,” said Shalini Passi the founder of Mash India shalinipassiartfoundation.com mashindia.com en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shalini_Passi ~The FDCI presents an exclusive showcasing titled “Fashion Wears Art”, where seven leading artists and designers collaborate to create trailblazing designs at the Lakme Fashion Week in partnership with Fashion Design Council of India~ The Fashion Design Council of India is presenting a unique showcase, titled “Fashion Wears Art” at the Lakmé Fashion Week X FDCI. The first-of-its-kind presentation is slated for October 15, at 6pm, Pragati Maidan, in the capital, curated by the founder of SPAF and MASH, art and design collector; patron; philanthropist; advisor and artist Shalini Passi, and mentored by Sunil Sethi. The Fashion Wears Art Project pays homage to visionaries in their respective fields, as they combine creative forces with designers. This heady combination will see an artistic expression adding spark to the style-scape.  The participating designers and artists include: JJ Valaya x Waswo X Waswo, Rajesh Pratap Singh x Mithu Sen, Namrata Joshipura x Sudarshan Shetty, Rohit Gandhi + Rahul Khanna x Vibha Galhotra, Varun Bahl x A Ramachandran, HUEMN x Hanif Kureshi, Gautam Kalra x Siddharth Singh Bokolia. “This is a wonderful meeting of genius minds, and the result has always been paradigm-shifting. Even if you look at history, it began with Elsa Schiaparelli x Salvador Dalí and continued with LV and Yayoi Kusama. These powerful palette pleasers are conversation starters, and not defined by conventional rhythms of the fashion world. We have legendary artists, who have joined hands with us on this remarkable project to shape our perspective in the design world,” says Sunil Sethi, Chairman FDCI. Lakmé, is India’s no.1 colour cosmetics and leading premium skincare brand from Hindustan Unilever Ltd. Lakmé has been the pioneer of the make-up and colour cosmetics in India since 1952 by launching numerous trends leading and high-performance products. Combining international cosmetic technology with an in-depth understanding of the Indian woman’s needs, Lakmé offers women a comprehensive beauty experience through its extensive product portfolio. For Further Information log on to www.Lakméindia.com A non-profit organisation, the Fashion Design Council of India (FDCI), is the apex body of fashion design in India, represented by over 400 members. Founded on the premise of promoting, nurturing, and representing the best of fashion and design talent in the country; its prime objective is to propagate the business of fashion. FDCI stays true to its commitment to promote the ‘Make in India’ label as handlooms take centre stage, in a country, who’s heritage is soaked in the flavours of indigenous crafts. For more information, please visit: www.fdci.org Pack nicotine alternatives Smoking cessation isn’t a one-and-done thing; being out with friends—especially smokers—might exacerbate your cravings. Instead of giving in and asking for a smoke, tobacco-free alternatives can help tamp down those urges. Nicotine pouches are a great product for a night out. Most nicotine pouches come in cans, which allow users to experience nicotine satisfaction on the go. Another great option is nicotine patches, which have been around for decades as a quitting aid. Brands like Habitrol nicotine patches come with two or three-step programs over eight or twelve weeks, gradually lowering the nicotine dose after some time. all images © Read our Summer Issue See Haute couture from Dior, Alexis Mabille, Georges Hobeika, Zuhair Murad, Valentino and more Explore Moralmoda Art Culture Lifestyle Travel Business Interviews Events ​ Get in touch About us Contacts Subscribe

HE OPENING SHOW OF LAKMĒ FASHION WEEK IN PARTNERSHIP WITH FASHION DESIGN COUNCIL OF INDIA © Sanjay Garg Raw Mango. lmages all rights reserved Sanjay Garg, the creative visionary behind Raw Mango said, “We are honoured to present the opening show for this season of Lakmē Fashion Week X FDCI in Delhi. ‘Children of the Night’ will surprise, while still being true to our DNA. Each garment includes innovations in textiles, including brocade imparting a sense of knitwear, kaleidoscopic weaves and an incredible range of gleaming metallics.” Sanjay Garg, the creative force behind Raw Mango, is making a remarkable comeback to the runway. Raw Mango's return is set to take place at the forthcoming season on October 10th 2023 in New Delhi. The opening show promises to be an unforgettable moment, as it not only showcases Sanjay Garg's exceptional talent but also introduces Lakmé’s latest launch just in time for the festive season, Lakmé Glitterati range in which new looks will be unveiled – Rainbow Burst and Shimmer Siren. The collection, named 'Children of the Night,' represents carefree confidence and unapologetic elegance, drawing inspiration from the enchanting world that comes alive after dark. This collection harmoniously blends with the dazzling Lakmé Glitterati range. The show poised to #GlitterUp the fashion landscape in India. SANJAY GARG’S RAW MANGO WILL BRING LAKMĒ GLITTERATI ~ Sanjay Garg’s Raw Mango raises the curtain at Lakmē Fashion Week X FDCI, brings ‘Children of the Night’ collection to #GlitterUp the runway~ Raw Mango, the creative vision of Sanjay Garg, will open Lakmē Fashion Week in partnership with FDCI on 10th October in New Delhi. The collection titled ‘Children of the Night’ promises a celebration of carefree confidence and unapologetic elegance, drawing inspiration from the enigmatic world that comes alive after dark, drawing from the haven of darkness. This opening show will usher the newly launched Lakmē Glitterati range. Lakme has always been a pioneer in innovation and trend setting. To bring back glitter and glam to Indian festive, debuting this season is the Lakmē Glitterati collection. The moment will see the unveiling of two launches from Lakme’s Glitterati collection – The Shimmer Siren and The Rainbow Burst, with more to be unveiled in the coming weeks. With over 40 shades across luminous skin tints, eye paints, shine lipsticks and nail paints, this range is yet another trendsetting innovation by Lakmē. Apt for use across the skin tone and skin type spectrum, it is perfect for anything – from adding oomph to create a soft glam look to achieving a bold statement glitter look. On the launch of this festive collection, (above) Harman Dhillon, Vice President Skin Care & Color Cosmetics at Hindustan Unilever Limited said, “With the festive season around the corner, Lakmē launches the Glitterati collection – a trendsetting innovation set to cater to contemporary beauty preferences, providing innovative and versatile glitter makeup options. Raw Mango’s Opening Show of Lakmē Fashion Week in partnership with FDCI, is a celebration of all things Beauty x Fashion. We look forward to Sanjay Garg’s avant-garde spin to this newly launched range. Together, we aim to create an unforgettable fashion and beauty experience unveiling trending glitter makeup looks.” Sunil Sethi, Chairman, FDCI commented, “Over the years, Sanjay has been credited for celebrating Indian heritage and putting it on the global map through his unique designs and distinctive handlooms. We are certain that his presentation is going to set the tone for the five days of Lakmē Fashion Week in partnership with FDCI, and we couldn’t have asked for a better start to the event.” Jaspreet Chandok, Group Vice President, Reliance Brands, said “Lakmē Fashion Week in partnership with FDCI has shared a long-standing relationship with Raw Mango. We are thrilled to have Sanjay and his label return to the platform, especially to celebrate Lakmé’s theme for the season. It is sure to be a glamourous start to the five days of fashion.” Pack nicotine alternatives Smoking cessation isn’t a one-and-done thing; being out with friends—especially smokers—might exacerbate your cravings. Instead of giving in and asking for a smoke, tobacco-free alternatives can help tamp down those urges. Nicotine pouches are a great product for a night out. Most nicotine pouches come in cans, which allow users to experience nicotine satisfaction on the go. Another great option is nicotine patches, which have been around for decades as a quitting aid. Brands like Habitrol nicotine patches come with two or three-step programs over eight or twelve weeks, gradually lowering the nicotine dose after some time. all images © Read our Summer Issue See Haute couture from Dior, Alexis Mabille, Georges Hobeika, Zuhair Murad, Valentino and more Explore Moralmoda Art Culture Lifestyle Travel Business Interviews Events ​ Get in touch About us Contacts Subscribe

ADITYA BIRLA FASHION AND RETAIL LTD. AND CELEBRATED DESIGNER TARUN TAHILIANI’S TASVA GEARS UP FOR ITS DEBUT SHOWCASE AT LAKMÉ FASHION WEEK X FDCI ~Experience the redefinition of the Modern Indian Man with TASVA’s latest wedding wear collection~ TASVA, the Indian menswear brand born out of the collaboration between ace designer Tarun Tahiliani and Aditya Birla Fashion and Retail Ltd., is thrilled to announce its debut at Lakmé Fashion Week in partnership with FDCI on Saturday, 14th October 2023 in New Delhi. The Wedding Wear collection showcased embodies the essence of Indian culture and tradition, meticulously reimagined for the Modern Indian Man. Mr. Tarun Tahiliani, the creative tour-de-force behind this awe-inspiring collection, shared his vision, "The collection is an homage to the timeless allure of luxury, celebrating both outer beauty and inner comfort. It merges traditional artistry with modern sensibilities and brings forward our vision of India Global." Drawing inspiration from India's rich cultural heritage and natural splendour, this collection features an array of architectural, flora, and fauna motifs. The garments are resplendent with Resham, Aari, and Dori embroidery, artfully accentuated with Zardozi threads, Pearls, and French knots. These intricate details come together to evoke a sense of lightness, modernity, and ease, showcasing skilled embroidery in luxurious threads. The Wedding Wear collection embodies Tarun Tahiliani's signature style, seamlessly blending traditional aesthetics with contemporary design. The collection offers comfortable fits crafted from luxurious silk blends, skin-friendly cotton-viscose, and woven jacquards, allowing freedom of movement. The wedding and festive attire range is extensive, including breezy kurta sets, impeccably tailored sherwanis and achkans, versatile Indo-western ensembles, and chic dinner jackets. The sherwanis encompass classic silhouettes and contemporary fusion styles like the angrakha. The latest addition of dinner jackets showcases a harmonious blend of sleek lines, asymmetrical cuts, and avant-garde embellishments. Achkans and indo - westerns offer a variety of cuts and drapes, each piece a fusion of modernity and tradition, precariously crafted to make the wearer feel exceptional on their special day. Mr. Ashish Mukul, Brand Head, TASVA said, “The fresh take on wedding wear is a testament to TASVA's commitment to innovation. It’s another step towards the fulfilment of a vision to make luxurious wedding wear with unique aesthetics, accessible to a wider audience spanning across regions”. Set to take place on the iconic Lakmé Fashion Week X FDCI runway, TASVA’s latest collection is a stunning fusion of tradition and modernity. The showcase promises to be a delightful rendition of wedding wear for the Global Man. Lakmé, is India’s no.1 colour cosmetics and leading premium skincare brand from Hindustan Unilever Ltd. Lakmé has been the pioneer of the make-up and colour cosmetics in India since 1952 by launching numerous trends leading and high-performance products. Combining international cosmetic technology with an in-depth understanding of the Indian woman’s needs, Lakmé offers women a comprehensive beauty experience through its extensive product portfolio. For Further Information log on to www.Lakméindia.com Fashion Design Council of India (FDCI) A non-profit organisation, the Fashion Design Council of India (FDCI), is the apex body of fashion design in India, represented by over 400 members. Founded on the premise of promoting, nurturing, and representing the best of fashion and design talent in the country; its prime objective is to propagate the business of fashion. FDCI stays true to its commitment to promote the ‘Make in India’ label as handlooms take centre stage, in a country, who’s heritage is soaked in the flavours of indigenous crafts. For more information, please visit: www.fdci.org ©ARR Under a sculptural tent fashioned in the grounds of the École Militaire in Paris, the silhouettes in the Givenchy Spring-Summer 2024 women’s collection present the vision of contemporary elegance of Artistic Director Matthew M. Williams. Inspired by a chrysalis, the immaculate work designed by Gabriel Calatrava created an intimate space where draping, hand-painted flowers, lace and pearls all bloomed. Throughout the collection, the silhouettes oscillate between structure and ease, black monochromes and gracious pastels, thick and diaphanous fabrics. Gentleman’s tailoring is set off by the delicacy of the skin. Plays of layered transparency are sprinkled throughout the collection as gloves highlight the curves of the arms, and pointed pumps are encased in translucent stockings. Lace volants reveal the beauty of a neckline. Day appropriates evening codes in draping re-energized by flou techniques. Overlays are spliced in chiffon, taffeta, organza or mud silk, a technique for dying silk from river mud inherited from the Ming Dynasty, creating a leathery effect. Matthew M. Williams shares Hubert de Givenchy’s passion for flowers, which embellish leather and materialize in rose formations, almond green prints or on the bustier of a spring evening gown. Symbols of the ephemeral, hand-painted flowers, including irises, seem to leave their imprint on the skin. Jewels transform the clothing, covering the body in latticed pearl and crystal. Chokers, hoop earrings and rings celebrate the perfect sphere of the pearl, imagining new ways to wear the jewelry. Mules play with ruching, while the signature Shark Lock boot is reinterpreted in an open-toe version. The Voyou line introduces sliding chain straps, and a new trapezoid flap bag is framed by imposing chunky buckles. Pack nicotine alternatives Smoking cessation isn’t a one-and-done thing; being out with friends—especially smokers—might exacerbate your cravings. Instead of giving in and asking for a smoke, tobacco-free alternatives can help tamp down those urges. Nicotine pouches are a great product for a night out. Most nicotine pouches come in cans, which allow users to experience nicotine satisfaction on the go. Another great option is nicotine patches, which have been around for decades as a quitting aid. Brands like Habitrol nicotine patches come with two or three-step programs over eight or twelve weeks, gradually lowering the nicotine dose after some time. all images © Read our Summer Issue See Haute couture from Dior, Alexis Mabille, Georges Hobeika, Zuhair Murad, Valentino and more Explore Moralmoda Art Culture Lifestyle Travel Business Interviews Events ​ Get in touch About us Contacts Subscribe

An ode to translucent elegance for Givenchy Spring-Summer 2024 collection FASHION & LEATHER GOODS · OCTOBER 2, 2023 ©ARR Under a sculptural tent fashioned in the grounds of the École Militaire in Paris, the silhouettes in the Givenchy Spring-Summer 2024 women’s collection present the vision of contemporary elegance of Artistic Director Matthew M. Williams. Inspired by a chrysalis, the immaculate work designed by Gabriel Calatrava created an intimate space where draping, hand-painted flowers, lace and pearls all bloomed. Throughout the collection, the silhouettes oscillate between structure and ease, black monochromes and gracious pastels, thick and diaphanous fabrics. Gentleman’s tailoring is set off by the delicacy of the skin. Plays of layered transparency are sprinkled throughout the collection as gloves highlight the curves of the arms, and pointed pumps are encased in translucent stockings. Lace volants reveal the beauty of a neckline. Day appropriates evening codes in draping re-energized by flou techniques. Overlays are spliced in chiffon, taffeta, organza or mud silk, a technique for dying silk from river mud inherited from the Ming Dynasty, creating a leathery effect. Matthew M. Williams shares Hubert de Givenchy’s passion for flowers, which embellish leather and materialize in rose formations, almond green prints or on the bustier of a spring evening gown. Symbols of the ephemeral, hand-painted flowers, including irises, seem to leave their imprint on the skin. Jewels transform the clothing, covering the body in latticed pearl and crystal. Chokers, hoop earrings and rings celebrate the perfect sphere of the pearl, imagining new ways to wear the jewelry. Mules play with ruching, while the signature Shark Lock boot is reinterpreted in an open-toe version. The Voyou line introduces sliding chain straps, and a new trapezoid flap bag is framed by imposing chunky buckles. Pack nicotine alternatives Smoking cessation isn’t a one-and-done thing; being out with friends—especially smokers—might exacerbate your cravings. Instead of giving in and asking for a smoke, tobacco-free alternatives can help tamp down those urges. Nicotine pouches are a great product for a night out. Most nicotine pouches come in cans, which allow users to experience nicotine satisfaction on the go. Another great option is nicotine patches, which have been around for decades as a quitting aid. Brands like Habitrol nicotine patches come with two or three-step programs over eight or twelve weeks, gradually lowering the nicotine dose after some time. all images © Read our Summer Issue See Haute couture from Dior, Alexis Mabille, Georges Hobeika, Zuhair Murad, Valentino and more Explore Moralmoda Art Culture Lifestyle Travel Business Interviews Events ​ Get in touch About us Contacts Subscribe

Naja Saade unveils Life in Colors during Paris Fashion Week. ____________________________ Naja Saade proposes spring 2024 collection that captures the essence of life's kaleidoscope, from the beautiful nature to the vibrant urban spaces. From sunrises that inspire optimism to city lights that reflect energy and vitality, Life in Colors is a celebration of life itself. © Naja Saade With a rich palette spanning from blue to purple, pink, fuchsia, bright and emerald green, red, and peach, black and white, it appears as though Naja has richly infused all the colors of the world into this collection of 36 looks. While using refined fabrics such as crepe, silk, guipure, mikado, chiffon, tulle, and lace, Naja avoided excessive sophistication. This deliberate approach manifested itself in minimalistic cuts across the range of designs including long gown dresses, short and alluring pieces, jumpsuits, shorts, and pantsuits. The The intention behind these subtle cuts was to create a harmonious canvas for the vibrant and vivid colors to truly shine and capture the spotlight. However, the designer didn't stop there and integrated feathers, dentelle, metallic, and laser-cut flowers. delicate sequins, colorful stone embroidery, along with a floral print ensemble and dress, bringing an added a touch of creativity to the collection. Daring but elegant and classy, Life in Colors is equal to Naja’s identity in this collection, Naja also put the accent on accessories, with multicolored classic petite bags offset by edgy silver, gold, or black chains combining sophistication and boldness. "Life in Colors reflects the intricate beauty and diverse array of colors found in the world around us. It reflects the beautiful mosaic of life," said Naja Saade (above). Naja Saade earned a radiology diploma in 2003. He worked in this profession for six years in one of the most technologically advanced hospitals in the Middle East before beginning the one thousand mile journey to his ambition. He took the first step and enrolled at Beirut's fashion design school, where he got the chance to develop his ability under the watchful eye of some of the region's most well-known fashion designers. The aesthetic of Naja Saade draws you into the realm of allure and glitz. He captures the naturally endowed beauty of a lady via his refined elegance, his precise sense of perfection, and his attention to even the smallest details. Pack nicotine alternatives Smoking cessation isn’t a one-and-done thing; being out with friends—especially smokers—might exacerbate your cravings. Instead of giving in and asking for a smoke, tobacco-free alternatives can help tamp down those urges. Nicotine pouches are a great product for a night out. Most nicotine pouches come in cans, which allow users to experience nicotine satisfaction on the go. Another great option is nicotine patches, which have been around for decades as a quitting aid. Brands like Habitrol nicotine patches come with two or three-step programs over eight or twelve weeks, gradually lowering the nicotine dose after some time. all images © Read our Summer Issue See Haute couture from Dior, Alexis Mabille, Georges Hobeika, Zuhair Murad, Valentino and more Explore Moralmoda Art Culture Lifestyle Travel Business Interviews Events ​ Get in touch About us Contacts Subscribe

Lady Elizabeth Kelly, President & CEO Lady Elizabeth Kelly/Asclepius Group, and her family's heirloom jewellery In the realm of high fashion, this article introduces Lady Elizabeth Kelly's exquisite family heirloom necklace and matching earrings. Crafted from a treasure trove of golden coins amassed by her savvy great-grandfather, a sharp and forward-thinking entrepreneur from days gone by, these splendid coins feature the striking visage of Queen Victoria herself, elegantly encircled by an array of round and oval-shaped diamonds that exude timeless beauty. Lady Elizabeth Kelly. All images all rights reserved. Gracefully hanging from this opulent necklace are three radiant pearls, each a testament to nature's exquisite craftsmanship. The necklace, a symbol of family heritage and pride, boasts not one but four strings of luminous pearls, a fusion of opulence and tradition. As a poignant nod to their legacy, the family's illustrious surname discreetly graces the reverse of this regal adornment. A radiant symbol of timeless allure, Lady Elizabeth continues to grace society's most glamorous events with her cherished heirloom, wearing it with unwavering pride. She affirms that this heirloom serves as a wellspring of inspiration, propelling her to achieve even greater heights of success. Lady Elizabeth Kelly is a Dubai-based businesswoman with a rich heritage spanning four generations in the pharmaceutical industry and trade. Her family's entrepreneurial legacy dates back to her great-grandfathers, who were prominent businessmen and founders of The Kelly Corporation. They held esteemed positions and established a notable legacy of their own. Presently, Lady Elizabeth leads multiple enterprises, including Lady Elizabeth Kelly & Co., Lady Elizabeth Kelly Winery and Lady Elizabeth Kelly & Associates Additionally, she holds the position of President at Eureka Brussels Inc. in the United Arab Emirates. Beyond her impressive achievements in the business world, Lady Elizabeth Kelly is known for her dedication to a transformative medical project. This initiative aims to provide accessible and affordable medicines to people worldwide, making a profound impact on countless lives. Her commitment to this cause reflects her deep compassion for others and an unwavering dedication to improving the well-being of individuals globally. Nestled beneath the grandeur of Georgia's Causation Mountains, Lady Elizabeth Kelly has mastered the art of crafting wines that are nothing short of liquid poetry. Her unwavering commitment to organic winemaking has produced an extraordinary collection that entices wine connoisseurs from around the world. In upcoming articles, we will unveil captivating stories behind Lady Elizabeth Kelly's five exceptional wines, each a luxurious masterpiece intricately infused with the essence of the Georgian terroir. Lady Elizabeth is a philanthropist who understands the importance of charitable work for children. She learned to love kids as her father is a Pediatrician. She spends time with children and engages in philanthropic efforts in remote areas to support the welfare of marginalized segments of society. Lady Elizabeth firmly believes that children’s charities offer a positive way to impact a child’s future by connecting with vulnerable children who desperately need advocacy. She recognizes that these children are so preoccupied with their basic survival that they lack the mental space to plan for their future. By providing proper guidance and counseling, orphaned children can discover their talents and abilities, shaping their future while shielding them from the pitfalls of negative influences and social challenges. Charitable endeavors foster creativity and resourcefulness in children, helping them adapt to mainstream society. In today’s world, making a difference doesn’t require becoming a savior; it simply entails dedicating some of one’s time to be with orphans, assisting them in obtaining an education, meeting their basic needs, offering constructive guidance, and extending love. In doing so, we can ensure that these vulnerable children receive the care and support they deserve, ultimately building a brighter future for themselves. Pack nicotine alternatives Smoking cessation isn’t a one-and-done thing; being out with friends—especially smokers—might exacerbate your cravings. Instead of giving in and asking for a smoke, tobacco-free alternatives can help tamp down those urges. Nicotine pouches are a great product for a night out. Most nicotine pouches come in cans, which allow users to experience nicotine satisfaction on the go. Another great option is nicotine patches, which have been around for decades as a quitting aid. Brands like Habitrol nicotine patches come with two or three-step programs over eight or twelve weeks, gradually lowering the nicotine dose after some time. all images © Read our Summer Issue See Haute couture from Dior, Alexis Mabille, Georges Hobeika, Zuhair Murad, Valentino and more Explore Moralmoda Art Culture Lifestyle Travel Business Interviews Events ​ Get in touch About us Contacts Subscribe

His Imperial Highness Prince Ermias Sahle-Selassie, together with the North American Supporters of the Renovation and Development Committee of Holy Trinity Cathedral, invites you to help him raise funds for the restoration of Holy Trinity Cathedral in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Menbere Tsebaot (“Altar of Victory”) Cathedral – more commonly known as Holy Trinity Cathedral – is now eighty years old and in serious need of renovation. Built by His Imperial Majesty Emperor Haile Selassie to serve as the Orthodox metropolitan Cathedral of the City of Addis Ababa, it serves as a monument to those who gave their lives to preserve Ethiopia’s sovereignty during the Fascist occupation, and beyond. It is the final resting place of Emperor Haile Selassie I, his wife Empress Menen, many other members of the Ethiopian Imperial family, three patriarchs of the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church, and numerous patriot leaders of the occupation era, as well as other prominent members of Ethiopian civil and military society. The Cathedral is where Patriarchs of the Orthodox Church are enthroned, and where Bishops are consecrated. The Cathedral is notable not only as a major religious institution, but is a national institution, and a historic, cultural, and architectural landmark. Its preservation is of great importance to the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church, the City of Addis Ababa, and the Ethiopian nation. The Cathedral administration has organized a Renovation and Development Committee and begun much-needed repairs. Over the past eight decades, extensive structural damage, water damage, and damage to the murals and stained-glass windows have been sustained; there is a need to replace the electrical system; and a need to renovate the crypt under the church where the tombs of the Imperial family are located. The renovation work is already underway at the hands of one of the most reputable construction firms in Ethiopia. However, it is not fully funded, and the Cathedral has launched a major fundraising campaign to meet the shortfall. Cathedral hierarchy and the Renovation and Development Committee have appointed His Imperial Highness Prince Ermias to serve as an official ambassador in this fundraising effort. Every dollar you donate will go towards the Cathedral's renovation campaign and help to preserve the age-old bonds between the Ethiopian Orthodox Church and the Ethiopian Crown. We are members of the International Society of the Order of the Star of Ethiopia, and are organizing this fundraiser at the request of Prince Ermias, the Patron of the Society and President of the Ethiopian Crown Council. The Society is a 501(c)3 registered in Alexandria, Virginia. Your donations will be tax-deductible. All proceeds from this campaign will go directly from the Society to the Cathedral renovation committee. https://www.gofundme.com/f/gwbfwk-crown-council-holy-trinity-cathedral-renovation For online bank transfer: TD Bank NA, Cherry Hill, New Jersey 08002, USA Account name: The International Society for the Star of Ethiopia Account number: 4443131927 Routing number: 0670-14822 SWIFT Code: NRTHUS33XXX Pack nicotine alternatives Smoking cessation isn’t a one-and-done thing; being out with friends—especially smokers—might exacerbate your cravings. Instead of giving in and asking for a smoke, tobacco-free alternatives can help tamp down those urges. Nicotine pouches are a great product for a night out. Most nicotine pouches come in cans, which allow users to experience nicotine satisfaction on the go. Another great option is nicotine patches, which have been around for decades as a quitting aid. Brands like Habitrol nicotine patches come with two or three-step programs over eight or twelve weeks, gradually lowering the nicotine dose after some time. all images © Read our Summer Issue See Haute couture from Dior, Alexis Mabille, Georges Hobeika, Zuhair Murad, Valentino and more Explore Moralmoda Art Culture Lifestyle Travel Business Interviews Events ​ Get in touch About us Contacts Subscribe

Daniel Roseberry, as Artistic Director at Maison Schiaparelli, masters the surrealist expression that the founder proposed almost 100 years ago when the Maison was founded in Paris. By Nermin A. The dramatic Fall 2023 couture look with its dreamy puffed silhouette was narrowed to small-waisted suits and elegant dresses for the Spring RTW collection just presented in the Maison's intimate salons at 21 Place Vendôme. But there is a twist to the Parisian elegance that the collection narrates, with the brand's first sneakers introduced on the runway. Sportwear seems appropriate now for a brand that is worn by some of the world's biggest and youngest artists at the world's greatest stages. Most of the American celebrities who wear Schiaparelli are well below their 30s, and their lifestyle does not require that many day suits yet. © Schiaparelli Roseberry's touch of American old glamour in this collection will undoubtedly appeal to his many American clients, including front-row seated actress Regina King and beauty mogul Kylie Jenner, whose sister Roseberry sends on a catwalk in a glamorous 60s-inspired look and a shoulderless, bright red dress. Can Schiaparelli mix sportswear with Parisian chic and the surreal, disruptive approach to fashion that the brand is renown for? Can jumbo keyhole dresses, cut like shoulderless boleros, featuring gold embellishment and other freaky accessories and finishes, be paired with golden-capped baseball trainers (welded with the outline of toes and nails included)? Elsa in her time could succeed with the iconic lobster dress; and clearly the brand can today build on this success and much more. The times are today arguably more surreal, and we live in a surreal border between the physical and digital worlds than when the brand was founded a century ago. I believe that Schiaparelli takes all these facts and adapts them to their vision of the contemporary surreal lifestyle, where chic and leisure merge and the seemingly opposite unites. Shalom Harlow went pantless in a strong-shouldered black jacket and a “Pulp Fiction” wig, while Kendall Jenner, her hair teased into a major bouffant, was molded into a bustier dress covered in red fake nails.. See also Haute Couture by Schiaparelli. Haute Couture fall Winter 2023/2024 all images courtesy of © Schiaparelli.com. The Fall 2023 couture show’s grandiosity is not just felt in the venue but in the exaggerated executed coats, collars, and humor, but in a good way. Clearly, the designer had a lot of fun creating this collection, as did models wearing it, unable to hide a smile as they walked calmly down the catwalk. A collection largely kept in black and white adorned with golden details seems more mature than ever, yet don’t expect to find nun-like discipline in cuts like the couture style that Elsa Schiaparelli’s contemporary Coco Chanel was famous for. © Schiaparelli.com. Roseberry's approach is the opposite, exploring the concepts of fluidity and movement. Made for a woman who lives passionately and wears her heart on her sleeve, as symbolically depicted by the indigo painted model, where an asymmetrical indigo blue skirt is the only garment on the model, as a big heart-shaped leaf barely covers the indigo painted breast, it reminds me of a look from the fall 2022 couture, where the model's breast is adorned with a finely crafted red lacquered anatomical heart pendant with rhinestones, held by a thin necklace, Schiaparelli.com. By N. Ahmet See Haute couture from Dior, Alexis Mabille, Georges Hobeika, Zuhair Murad, Valentino and more Explore Moralmoda Art Culture Lifestyle Travel Business Interviews Events ​ Get in touch About us Contacts Subscribe