The Nod Mag

The designer harnessing Indian craft to make collectible handbags has a simple premise—perhaps your heirloom brocades need an heirloom-worthy accessory

For her intimate church ceremony with William Ishmael, the bride wore a custom gown by Karleo that stitched two worlds into one

At India Couture Week 2026, the wedding staple took up more room than usual with caracos, corsets, and crinolines

The actor and newly minted Daniel Wellington ambassador on memes, Madhuri Dixit, and always being on time

The designer who just staged a 140-look show at India Couture Week on his pre-show grooming routine, updating traditional menswear, and why fashion needs a little less brain and a lot more heart

The designer’s signature body casts landed on Lupita Nyong’o in Christopher Nolan’s adaptation of the Greek epic

The artist’s works have long explored the link between climate, identity, and architecture. Now, a photograph captured four years ago returns in the form of a flag

Two decades after her film debut, the star of many hits across Tamil, Telugu and Hindi films opens up about dancing, industry friendships, and making things that outlive people

The celebrated Magnum photographer opens up about his favourite photograph, AI, and why he never sets out to make an iconic image

The founder of Kalhath Institute on Venetian churches, Azzedine Alaïa’s practical jokes, working for Hermès and the value of anonymity

The coolest merch to go with your clacking tiles

A Rajkumar Hirani comedy-thriller, a Telugu sex-education comedy, and a satire on school education keep our televisions on this week

The star of ‘Baby Do Die Do’ on death-row meals, the truth behind his name, and the one time he stumped ChatGPT

Look who’s finally taking the “slackers” seriously

Rhiya Ahir never meant to become the face of a movement. But one split-second act of defiance turned her into the accidental symbol of the ongoing Gen Z protest

Olivia Wilde’s ‘The Invite’ packs the disenchantment and resentments of long-term love in one pressure cooker of an evening

By not treating its poly-curious couple as a cautionary tale, Olivia Wilde’s dinner-party comedy ditches clichés for flan, foursomes, and a closer examination of monogamous marriages

Girls for Girls started as a community for those battling loneliness in Kochi. Today, it’s become a space where strangers find their tribe

No one asked for a family meeting. The cosmos called for one anyway