Gaurang Shah

Gaurang Shah's exhibition at TRI Art & Culture showcases 18 khadi saris, handwoven by tribal women from Srikakulam, inspired by Raja Ravi Varma's art. This unique collaboration merges craft, history, and access, echoing Gandhi's khadi movement and Varma's democratisation of art. The show highlights the skill of the weavers and redefines art's accessibility.

Aditi Rao Hydari serves pure fashion poetry in this stunning Kanjeevaram, championing craft over spectacle for stylist Eka Lakhani's wedding reception in Mumbai.

Mumbai is hosting 'Hands That Paint Heritage,' a two-day exhibition showcasing India's vibrant hand-painted traditions. From March 14-15 at the Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre, discover classical styles like Pichwai and miniature painting alongside contemporary sacred art.

There was an amazing explosion of colour when Gaurang Shah unveiled his “Sindoor” collection which encompassed the colours of the Earth, sky and fire at Lakmé Fashion Week in partnership with FDCI.

Vidya Balan, who is known for her love for the saree and for handwoven garments and has often been seen in Gaurang Shah's creations is in Lucknow to attend the designer's fashion show happening the city.

It is festive season, so why not celebrate it with handloom in style? But given the choice of handloom weaves, textiles and styles nowadays, putting together a wardrobe for the season can be certainly puzzling. Here’s a point-by-point guide…

Sleuths of the special operation group (SOG) busted a drug-selling racket and arrested a man in the city on Thursday. Resident of Harni Road, Gaurang Shah, was nabbed by the police on basis of a tip-off and seized mephedrone drug worth Rs 15 lakh from his house.

Award winning Indian Weaves, Textile and Fashion Designer Gaurang Shah will unveil “Chitr-sena”, an army of art, amidst live music by renowned Hindustani Classical Singer Shubha Mudgal at the forthcoming LFW Winter Fest 2014 in Mumbai on August 22nd.

Designer Gaurang Shah has experimented with weaves from Banaras for Indian Textile Day at the upcoming Lakme Fashion Week.

Hyderabad's classical music scene is experiencing a revival with intimate baithaks fostering close connections between performers and audiences. These gatherings, attracting diverse age groups, offer a unique, unhurried experience where music and listeners engage in a dynamic dialogue. The growing popularity highlights a renewed appreciation for traditional artistic expression.

Summer is almost on us and it’s time to give our wardrobe a makeover!

You can take me out of the movies, but you can’t take the movies out of me,” declared Kirron Kher after a totally filmi appearance as Gaurang Shah’s showstopper.

At the ninth edition of Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit in Gandhinagar, Fashion Design Council of India (FDCI) presented a fashion show highlighting the best of Indian craft and textiles. Seven designers participated in the show based on the theme 'Make In India', The show was held on the banks of Sabarmati on January 19. The designers who showcased their collections were Anju Modi, Gaurang Shah, Namrata Joshipura, Payal Jain, Rahul Mishra, Rajesh Pratap Singh and Shyamal & Bhumika.

A convention centre came alive as the well-heeled lot headed to a charity fashion show on Friday night.

Indian and western attires inspired from various time periods and spaces dominated the collections at the ongoing Lakme Fashion Week Winter/Festive 2014, taking place at Palladium Hotel.

Taapsee Pannu looked ethereal as she walked for designer Gaurang Shah at the ongoing Fashion Week.

Recently fashion influencer Siddharth Batra put up a video of 13 wedding looks for various sensibilities on his Instagram handle. The video hit 600k views and thousands of comments with many men asking for “deets”. That the Indian man is ready to experiment with style is evident – at least on social media. Menswear remains the fastest growing fashion segment in India and continues to outperform womenswear but most of the sales are still in the westernwear category. Indian occasionwear for men is the smallest pie for the designer, yet the growth of Instagram wedding (and the small intimate celebrations) is shaping this segment.

Handloom Industry in the Telangana state occupies a unique place in the country for its exclusive art and artifacts of handloom weavers. On National Handlooms Day, actress Tabu took to the ramp to showcase Telangana handloom textiles.

Mumbai to Moulin Rouge on the ramp

The popular stock market adage "sell in May and go away" might be proved wrong this year as a slew of positive indicators including better January-March corporate earnings and foreign fund flows could make investors stick to stocks, say experts.

Originating from the Persian language, the term ‘kalamkari’ translates to ‘pen worked’.

A unique trunk show in the city, showcasing signature collections of three revivalist designers, is sure to pep up your festive shopping experience

Kiron Kher will be the showstopper for Gaurang’s winter festive collection that highlights kanjeevarams instilled with classic kalamkaris

Fashion designer Gaurang Shah is set to revive the iconic character of Tulsi, represented by Smriti Irani, with his timeless capsule collection, filled with handwoven heirlooms, where every motif will be a memory, and each thread will tell a tale.

Nargis Fakhri turned showstopper as Reliance Jewels showcased its jewellery range at Lakme Fashion Week Winter/ Festive 2013 with designer Ritu Kumar.