HAPPY FEET
Yashesh Mukhi is building India's leading open footwear brand, Chupps that customers genuinely love for being reliable, fair in its pricing, and relentless in its commitment to the planet
Interview by Tanishka Patricia
Yashesh Mukhi is building India's leading open footwear brand, Chupps that customers genuinely love for being reliable, fair in its pricing, and relentless in its commitment to the planet
Interview by Tanishka Patricia
Praveen Premkumar, founder of No More, is chasing true circular fashion with waste as the starting point of design
Interview by abhay soloman
Social entrepreneur Anish Malpani shows how smart materials and respect
for people can make sustainability stylish and accessible, one smart sunnies at a time
Words by Tanishka Patricia
Riddhi Deorah, founder of Easy Parenting Hub, one of India’s largest digital schools
for mothers, brings together thousands of mothers in a quest to help them find themselves again
Words by Alisha Uvais
In the India we live in, people like Niveda Ravikumar have embraced
entrepreneurship as a creative and cerebral path that impacts society for the good.
The co-founder of Bliss Natural, a sustainable, eco-friendly brand selling women's
hygiene products explains how
Words by Sonali Semwal
Infusing their brainchild For All Beauty with the science that nourishes skin naturally,
Vinusha Kasireddy and Vydehi Madiraju tell MOSAIC what inspired them to
craft a beauty brand that believes in rerouting to the soil
From the rise of adolescent cosmetic obsession to the persistent myth of natural kitchen remedies, Dr. Aanchal Panth, a leading dermatologist deconstructs the biological realities of South Asian skin
Interview by SONALI SEMWAL
Apurva Kothari, founder of No Nasties, reflects on the purpose of shaping an enduring brand, the values driving industry growth, and the future of fashion leadership
Words by SONALI Semwal
Pankaj S Chadha's oeuvre as an ace couturier has regularly been catching the connoisseur's eye. A visit to his atelier reveals how he is balancing the role of a showman and an artist while on a mission to restore the rich legacy that ancient Indian hand embroideries enjoyed once upon a time.
WORDS by SHARMI ADHIKARY
Dabbling in hand done traditions of heritage embroideries and crafts, couturier Charu Saigal makes the saree relevant again through old world grandeur and sophisticated charm.
WORDS by SHARMI ADHIKARY