Innholdsfortegnelse for October/November 2023 i Harper's Bazaar India

Fashion, a realm where magic breathes life into dreams, has been one of the greatest loves of my life. It transcends mere beautiful attire and accessories; it’s a harmonious fusion of art, science, and a booming billion-dollar industry. My journey in this world began as a 17-year-old ‘fashion blogger’, and today, I find myself crafting this Editor’s letter, turning my ultimate fantasy into a stunning reality. Dreams do materialise, showcasing the power of chasing one’s aspirations. Who would’ve thought that the girl who once celebrated Nicolas Ghesquière liking her Instagram reviews would now be adorning our cover star in his creations? Nicolas played a pivotal role in making my first collaboration with Louis Vuitton a reality. Today, it’s fitting that we collaborate with them for our Big Fashion Cover. The…

REFINE …YOUR FALL WARDROBE The denim midi and maxi skirts are quintessential fall staples. They smoothly transition from warm to cold weather, pair them with cozy sweaters or stylish blouses and voila! Go for casual or dressed-up fall looks as seen at Marine Serre and Conner Ives Fall 23 collections. READ ….THE WOMAN IN ME BY BRITNEY SPEARS This book is a brave and ashtonishgly moving story about freedom, fame, motherhood, and survival of one of the greatest performers in pop history. Britney illuminates the importance of a woman telling her own story, on her own terms. DEVOUR …EUROPEAN AND JAPANESE CUISINE AT GIGI A culinary sensation, Bandra’s latest restaurant offers a delectable fusion of two cuisines with 6,000sq ft space redefining the dining experience. LISTEN …TO THE DESI CRIME…

Let’s rewind to 1997, when a young man crosses paths with a young woman. The young woman feigns an interest in football as a means to strike up a conversation with the aspiring footballer. Their connection blossoms into a romantic relationship, and soon, they find themselves thrust into the limelight, becoming a favourite subject of the paparazzi. They embody the classic tale of a sports star dating a musician. However, what truly sets apart the journey of Posh and Becks is their remarkable ability to use fashion as a means of expressing not only their commitment to each other but also their determination to present a united front to the world. 1998 One year into keeping the public guessing about the status of their relationship, David finally takes the leap…

THROWBACK Gucci’s 2023 Fall/Winter collection showcases a series of signature silhouettes in ready-to-wear and spotlights the latest archival reprisal—the Gucci Horsebit Chain bag. The bag, introduced twenty years ago, updates the original with a double shoulder strap, padded leather, shearling, and contrast-leather variations. Carry it by hand or on the shoulder, the bag encompasses the beauty of a certain era which is always contemporary. A DASH OF COLOUR! Elevate your sneaker game with Christian Louboutin’s new must-have sneaker Astroloubi—which is 20 percent lighter than all its leather counterparts! It is a bold 90’s street-style inspired silhouette borrowing the aesthetic of the era’s iconic basketball and skate sneakers. Each iteration comes in an exciting mix of materials and textures such as calfskin leather and soft suede. CARRY THE GAME Rooted in…

Hairstyling and Make-up: Helena Liebanas (Cool Productions) Production: Beatriz Martinez Velasco Photography Assistant: Angi Andreo Model: Tanya Ruban (Blow Models)…

Longines, the esteemed Swiss watchmaker, has long been synonymous with tradition, sophistication, and cutting-edge craftsmanship. Recently, during an exclusive interview with Bazaar India at the launch of their latest masterpiece, the Mini Dolce Vita watch in New York, Matthias Breschan, the CEO of Longines, shared insights into the brand’s philosophy, its rich heritage, and the captivating evolution of its timepieces. At the core of Longines’ philosophy is the artful fusion of classic and sporty aesthetics. The brand takes pride in presenting a diverse collection catering to both men and women. In an industry often characterised by extremes, Longines stands out for its harmonious balance, making it a favoured choice among watch enthusiasts, as noted by Matthias. A highlight of the event was the unveiling of the Mini Dolce Vita, a…

A unique blend of experiences shaped Urvashi Kaur’s perspective on style and design. “Growing up in an army family, I had the privilege of travelling extensively across India. These travels exposed me to the rich tapestry of India’s craft communities, and I gained a profound understanding of the country’s diverse art and culture. Later, my family moved to Algeria, immersing me in an entirely different cultural milieu.” These formative experiences instilled in Urvashi a deep appreciation for different cultural traditions, ethnicities, and identities, which, she shares, have become a recurring theme in her work. “During my college years at Delhi University, I developed a passion for theatre and costume design, which led me to work with a theatre company under the guidance of the late Aamir Raza Hussain (theatre director…

My childhood memories are filled with the enchanting presence of my beautiful aunts, who always adorned themselves in exquisite saris, delicate pearls, elegant bouffant hairstyles, and stylish dark sunglasses,” shares Bela. Those early moments, she recalls, were her first look into the captivating world of fashion. “As I grew older and traversed the globe, my fashion sensibilities evolved. I became an avid people-watcher, observing what made individuals stand out in a crowd.” Age has never been a barrier for Bela who has always embraced her unique sense of style—she stands here today, self-assured, mature, and entirely comfortable in her own skin. The concept of ‘age-appropriate’ dressing has never held much sway for the 62 year old. “I have never let a number dictate my attire; it is always been about…

As a mass communication graduate who majored in advertising from KC College of Arts, Commerce & Science, Mumbai, Apeksha (31) was always “intrigued by the camera but never planned to be a professional photographer as I didn’t know how I could develop this into a full-time career”. However, she decided to give the profession a chance, and pursued photography at BV’s School of Photography, Pune—where she also met her senior (currently her business partner), Vaishnav Praveen. “We knew we wanted to start something together as we understood each other’s styles,” shares Apeksha, who co-built The House of Pixels—a photography service based in Mumbai—with Vaishnav in 2016. Fashion photography piqued her interest over time. “Initially, we started working backstage at Lakmé Fashion Week, and later, shot look books for designers. For…

A first-hand account of Mother Teresa’s last years exploring her dealings with worldly matters, this book covers everything from the triumphs of ageing to her devotion to God. Teresa’s lessons are here for all to share. Unravelling spine-tingling tales that blur the line between reality and the supernatural, this book offers a collection of spooky and thrilling stories that will leave you captivated. Written in Japanese between 1943-1947, and translated into English only now, this book is a memoir of courage, honour, and love by a young girl in the midst of World War II and India’s struggle for independence. A warm and heartbreaking story of growing up in the 1980s & ’90s, this book is about a young girl who meanders through life, trying to make sense of work,…

GOURMET BLISS Thinking about the sun, sea, and sand? Head to the renewed Drift at The Westin Goa—where a highly coveted in-water dining experience— ‘Fresh off the Boat’ awaits you. Executive Chef Anirudh Deshpande’s menu will treat you to fresh seafood and signature cocktails. Offering jazz nights and pool party events, this is where luxury and relaxation converge. A HISTORIC MOMENT Uniting diverse styles and narratives, Mumbai’s inaugural Art Fair is curated by art visionaries and collectors. Set to take place from November 16th to 19th at the Mahalaxmi Racecourse, 53 leading galleries from India and abroad will participate to welcome a new era in the city’s art landscape. The exhibition will highlight Akara Modern, Jogen Chaudhary’s evocative works and MF Husain’s creations to name a few. A GRAND REOPENING…

“You can’t stop me from being who I want to be,” says Shahid Kapoor. He is talking about his 18-year-old self who fought with his mother, kathak dancer-actress Neelima Azeem, so that he could ride a motorbike. It’s a decree that he swears by till date. Shahid Kapoor, now 42, won’t be deterred. Raj Nidimoru of Raj & DK fame, who directed him in Amazon Prime series Farzi, calls him a ‘thinking actor’. “He doesn’t look it,” he says. “He’s that student who pretends he has not studied for the exams and then goes on to top it.” It’s why Shahid can essay one of the most divisive protagonists in Hindi cinema in Kabir Singh and do it with such conviction that it goes on become one of biggest hits…

DRAPED DELIGHTS Structured drapes that meld the standardness of an ensemble like a sari with new-age precision are now not just breaking traditional barriers but also changing how we wear (and view) this iconic silhouette. These meticulously tailored outfits bring new angles, lines, and forms to the timeless sari, further enhancing its appeal. SHEER PERFECTION Designers such as Supriya Lele and Amit Aggarwal embraced transparency, creating ethereal looks with strategic layering using sheer fabrics—organza, tulle, chiffon, and others. This trend offers a delicate blend of sensuality and sophistication while adding a touch of playfulness. Leaving room for experimentation, the material is also being used to fabricate whimsical accessories. THIGH’S THE LIMIT Daring cuts and thigh-high slits breathed new life into dresses, skirts, and even trousers this season at runways across…

Harper’s Bazaar: You have been a perfumer for long. What made you select it as a profession? Could you please take us through your journey? Christine Nagel: “It’s quite difficult to summarise my life’s journey and passion in just a few sentences. But the main thing to know is that I discovered my calling relatively late, through the emotion and indescribable pleasure that fragrances evoked in those around me. Then I couldn’t rest until I had become a perfumer, constantly learning, experimenting and perfecting my knowledge. I wasn’t afraid to take risks. And some wonderful encounters have marked my life. And I must say that the best of these was the most recent: my encounter with Hermès. Hermès’ values are full of humanity, freedom and diversity. They nourish my everyday…

Backless outfits, often a canvas of allure and self-assuredness, have held timeless elegance throughout the ages as they don’t rely on overt exposure to command attention. This sense of confidence has been the vision of Harper’s Bazaar since the start, as is evident in this Harper’s Bazaar US 2002 cover which artfully balances sensuality and restraint, reflecting the power of mystery and leaving a lasting impression. This sense of style—often indicative of both vulnerability and strength—signified a rebellion against traditional constraints in the 1920s, transitioning to the 1930s Hollywood era which saw backless gowns as a symbol of elegance and sensuousness. The 1960s unleashed an avant garde spirit with bold cutouts and daring silhouettes, echoing an age of revolution. It is interesting the way fashion enables patrons to define their…

PRAACHI RANIWALA Freelance Journalist “Fashion is about more than just clothes. It’s a powerful tool of expression. It’s a way to say something about yourself, your personality, your culture and heritage, your mood. And above all, it’s a way to inject joy into our lives.” SUHANI SINGH Deputy Editor, India Today Suhani Singh has a weakness for Indie brands and handloom exhibitions. When she isn’t on the ‘Gram’ hunting for ingenious designs, she is arranging her ever-expanding sari collection by colour. DEVANSHI TULI Stylist “Fashion is a powerful form of self-expression, imagination, and art that transcends boundaries. It is a language through which I communicate my emotions and aspirations by curating visual experiences that narrate a story. I believe that fashion connects us to a larger cultural zeitgeist. It is…

In the continually shifting fashion landscape, replete with trends and micro-trends, the trench coat has maintained its significance as an emblem of a unique historical era—World War I. It was a time of profound transformation, challenging established social hierarchies, military paradigms, and even fashion norms. However, much like any enduring piece of clothing, the trench coat’s longevity is rooted in its utilitarian origins, which have provided a canvas for creative experimentation. THE LEGACY While the history of the trench coat did not commence on the silver screen, it did gain prominence there, as costume designer Maxima Basu, who has worked on films such as Dangal, Bajirao Mastani, and Padmaavat, among others, points out: “The trench coat’s cinematic history is deeply rooted in Western noir films, where its stylish presence added…

It is not every day that you come across a collaboration that transcends borders. Enter Sabyasachi Mukherjee, a man who needs no introduction. His recent collaboration with Disney for its 100th anniversary—in support of the Make-A-Wish foundation—has led him to create ‘Namaste Mickey’, a masterpiece that marries India’s rich heritage with the iconic Disney character, Mickey Mouse. “I wanted to bring our two worlds together through ‘Namaste Mickey’. The inspiration came from India’s miniature paintings and heritage crafts and one of Disney’s most iconic characters. The piece is painted by the Sabyasachi Art Foundation [an organisation that provides safe space for under-privileged artists to practise their art and make a living through it as well] and embroidered by the artisans from Sabyasachi’s ateliers. In the artwork, Mickey Mouse is portrayed…

“Fresh and graphic. This is a Versace summer with colour and shine, tailoring and soft draping,” shared Donatella Versace in the show notes. Trust the Milanese heritage luxury house to put on an evocative show by bringing its muses from every era. Kendall Jenner opened the show in a duchesse mini dress with embroidered necklace and supermodel Claudia Schiffer closed it in a Versace bias-cut checkerboard metal mesh gown. This season, Versace’s masterful extrapolation of sharp architecture was evident in three-dimensional structured necklines, streamlined collarless jackets, and the signature bustier. Twisted and knotted pieces evoked the Spring-Summer 1995 Atelier Versace collection and lent a contemporary spin to the House’s heritage by redefining the shapes of dresses in transparent georgette and jersey. Versace denim had a sartorial approach including metal mesh…

BAZAAR INDIA speaks to SIX WOMEN who defy stereotypes and let their SARTORIAL choices be more about INDIVIDUALITY and confidence rather than their AGE. Tracing back to her childhood in India, Roz’s love for fashion emerged at a time when vibrant silk saris and exquisite jewellery were an integral part of her family gatherings. “I was mesmerised by the effortless grace with which my mother and aunts would get dressed for parties; it left an indelible impression on me and ignited my sense of style.” Over the years, her approach to fashion evolved, but it retained a touch of androgyny. “This transformation reflects the fusion of traditional Indian influences from my upbringing with the contemporary, global perspective I’ve embraced in my life’s journey, which I took along with me from…

Born and brought up in the small town of Munger in Bihar, Vinita Chaitanya was just a child when she first started harbouring dreams of fashion. “My mother used to get matching dresses stitched for my sister and me. Once a year, we would travel to Mumbai, proudly donning these home-stitched dresses, to meet my fashionable cousins. Since then, hand-me-downs from them have become a cherished family tradition. It seems like preloved fashion may have been a thing even back then,” laughs the 61 year old. “After completing class 10, we moved to Bengaluru, and I joined the Bishop Cotton school, where we didn’t have a uniform,” Vinita recalls wearing a green brushed cotton wrap skirt with a white shirt, a style that the school eventually adopted for the uniform.…

It was as a 16-year-old pursuing a foundation course in arts, design and communication in Australia that Anushka stumbled upon a photography module and, in turn, realised the power in image-making. Anushka (39)—she was born in the Indian capital but raised in Muscat—learnt not just the nuances but also the range and scale of the art form in a two-year professional course in collaboration with the International College of Professional Photography (ICPP), Australia, at a Delhi-based college in 2003. While her love for fashion photography developed during this time, her first paid job, she recalls, was with an Indian magazine that onboarded her to shoot the profile of a leading Delhi-based bakery’s owner. “By the time I graduated, I connected with models, designers and was soon working on look books,…

The Belgium-born, Indian artist—Ankur Tiwari is known for his distinctive work, which includes notable contributions to films such as Ek Chalis Ki Last Local (2007), Slumdog Millionaire (2008), Finding Fanny (2014), and the much-awaited film, The Archies. His creative prowess has helped him engineer impactful stories through music that leave a mark on his audience. The singer-songwriter tells Bazaar India, “I immerse myself in a mood and a feeling…it usually starts with me strumming something on my guitar and humming along with it. As I create a score for the mood and feel, sentences start forming slowly, and verses start taking shape. Sometimes, music pulls the words and vice versa, and you lose yourself to the process. Most times when I wake up from this trance, there is a song…

That Southern Indian films and subsequently actors and cinema creators from the region are gaining popularity across the medium has been the headlining truth about the industry for a while now. According to a report by the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), revenues from the South Indian film industry have doubled to ₹7,800 crore in 2022, from what they were in the previous year, making their total a chunky 52 percent of the annual revenue collected by the pan-Indian film industry. At the heart of this high-octane fraternity, Samantha stands tall. Spanning across four languages—Telugu, Tamil, Kannada, and Malayalam, also referred to as Kollywood, Tollywood, Sandalwood, and Mollywood—Samantha has successfully dabbled with the first two. In 2021, she made her debut in Hindi OTT shows with Family Man (Season 2),…

Fact: Menswear is extremely exciting right now. You just have to read the global (and local) headlines alluding to menswear’s era of exploration for proof. ‘The tie is dead!’, ‘The suit is back!’, ‘Saying yes to the dress’, ‘Styling your new skirts over trousers’, are just some of the cues for a menswear revolution. And then there are the recent extensions into menswear from womenswear designers—think Simone Rocha’s voluminous peplum tops, sheer jackets and louche trousers for men, Molly Goddard’s frothy tulle seen on Harry Styles and Erdem’s florals for men (that are certainly groundbreaking). Meanwhile, at the spring/summer 2024 womenswear shows earlier this year in September, menswear and what men wore on the front row (including Taylor Zakhar Perez, Usher and Austin Butler) deserved an entire trend category of…

In many ways, this has been the year of Indian fashion. While our centuries-old craftsmanship has been the backbone of international fashion houses for decades, it’s only now that India is finally stepping out of the sideline to claim its place in the spotlight. Marrying history with contemporary relevance, it is a poetic story of old meets new to preserve and further our design heritage. From the landmark Dior Pre-Fall 2023 show in Mumbai this March to Indian designers opening stores around the world and being worn on international red carpets, the collective movement is one that positions our sartorial language as ‘made in India’ but made for the world. Another big shift has been fashion week showcases by homegrown designers in major fashion capitals of the world—thereby, turning around…

While climate change may be causing delayed summers and fluctuating weather, fashion is still soldiering on. Fashion catwalks around the world’s key cities turned into forecasters— giving us a six-month preview of what is to come. This fashion month in particular carried heavy hearts (Sarah Burton at Alexander McQueen said goodbye after 25 years of working for the brand) and new beginnings (Sabato De Sarno started his first day on the job at Gucci and with it showed us his vision for the Italian luxury house). And in keeping with the world’s changing temperatures gave us drop-waist hemlines, leather for summer, black and white as the reigning palate, and a whole spectrum of shiny objects to catch the light. Here’s a breakdown of what we saw for spring/summer 2024. SHEER…

GLOSSY AND FLOSSY Want to carry just one stick of gloss and still look glam? Try the all-new glossy and flossy trend. A subtle application of the sheer liquid on your eyelids, cheekbones, and lips can make you sizzle instantly. Looking like a million bucks has never been easier. With the perfect stick of gloss, you can now have a sparkling glass-like-finish and groove to the beat of your own radiant rhythm. Go ahead, give this trend a shot! BIOSSANCE BLOOMS IN SEPHORA The Squalane + Vitamin C Rose Oil from Biossance is here to shake up your skincare routine. Brightening, firming, and hydrating are the strong suits of this oil. The Damascus rose petal extracts present in the formula along with Chios crystal soothes and revitalises the skin, leaving…

Hair: Alex Price at Frank Agency Make-up: Barrie Griffiths using NARS Assistants: Pablo Gallegos and Coline Anglard Location: The Mansion, Cirencester Park, Gloucestershire, South West England.…

Harper’s Bazaar: The words ‘couture’ and ‘couturier’ are some of the most loosely used words in fashion journalism in India. Your views? Shahab Durazi: “I view couture in two parts: the process and how this process is navigated to create the end product. It is imperative that the creator comprehends the intrinsic importance of both, the process he pursues and the product he creates. Couture is a creative indulgence that is unique from inception to end. The entire gamut of techniques employed should involve a thought process of the highest technical order and the end product should endorse creative and technical excellence. Unfortunately, in India, the term couture is used irresponsibly and casually. It has come to be synonymous with bridal wear, voluminous silhouettes, and indiscriminate surface ornamentation. Couture cannot…

ASSISTANT PHOTOGRAPHER Zermi Ng ASSISTANT STYLISTS Euric Liew & Liew Shuk Khuen Special thanks to Haus Living Concepts & Smuk Living for the props.…

Ketaki’s (46) tryst with fashion began as a natural extension of her lifelong passion for art: “For the past 25 years, I have immersed myself in the world of painting and sculpting, allowing my creativity to flow freely.” However, with digital innovations in these realms, the photography major found her interest in art waning away. It was then that a surprise introduction to the world of modelling came her way. “A dear friend introduced me to a modelling agency that was recognised for their philosophy of showcasing Indian talent that defied conventions and embraced nonconformity. Little did I know just how much I would come to cherish this newfound experience.” Ketaki has always been a fervent advocate of authenticity—embracing her natural self and shying away from altering her appearance throughout…

Archana started embracing her personal style in the late ’90s, when she embarked on her entrepreneurial path, founding PR Pundit—a homegrown lifestyle PR agency—in 1998. “At that time, I was in my early 30s, and I felt the need to project a mature and serious image to gain credibility with clients. To achieve this, I started teaming up pearls with saris and incorporating business suits into my wardrobe, aiming to appear smart and in control.” Throughout her glorious career, Archana chose to maintain an understated style that leaned towards timeless elegance. Over the years, the public relations professional has witnessed a significant evolution in the fashion landscape. “While society has become more aware of the importance of inclusivity, it is striking that ageism often remains unchecked. In a youthful country…

Being raised in an artistically inclined family doesn’t guarantee thriving as a creative, but it definitely helped Manasi Sawant—her mother, an art teacher, and her father, an artist, never restricted her from following her dreams. In fact, Manasi was keen on becoming a dancer at one point, but later decided to pursue a five-year course in commercial art from Sophia College for Women, Mumbai. It was only during her final year in college that she discovered she has an eye for photography: “In my last year, photography was one of the two specialisations I had to choose from. Coincidentally, I had just received a camera as a gift from my father. Till then, photography wasn’t something I was even interested in. But when I started becoming acquainted with the camera,…

Pablo Picasso’s portrait Femme à la Montre is being auctioned by Sotheby’s in New York on November 8th and 9th as part of the the collection of the late New York philanthropist Emily Fisher Landau. Likely to be the biggest item sold from Emily’s estate, the Picasso has an estimate in excess of $120 million. Painted in 1932, the painting is a portrait of one of his famous subjects, the young Marie-Thérèse Walter, known as Picasso’s mistress. Emily born in 1920 and raised in Upper Manhattan loved art right from the outset. Estimated to bring well over $400 million, 120 exceptional pieces of art will be offered for the sale. The collection will feature seminal works by Jasper Johns, Willem de Kooning, Robert Rauschenberg, Mark Rothko, Ed Ruscha, and Andy…

“Over the course of my journey, having worked in multiple languages and a mixed bag of films, it's certain that OTT platforms have given me the fuel and the opportunity to hold my own on screen." I met Sobhita Dhulipala on a weekend, exactly a week away from when the next season of her OTT series was to be out. I remember seeing her and thinking, “I don't know about the show, but Sobhita’s symmetric jawline, defined collarbones, and athletic poise, are definitely made in heaven”. Her character Tara Khanna, has been spoken about more than any of her former roles (Isha Khanna in Bard of Blood or Neha in Ghost Stories), mainly for her incontrovertible performance and the plot’s strong relatability for anyone who has attended a tawdry Delhi…

Half a century ago, Yves Saint Laurent created his iconic Le Smoking and changed womenswear forever. The menswear-inspired tuxedo was first a scandal, and then quickly a sensation. Now, his successor, Anthony Vaccarello is channelling that contrarian spirit and doing the inverse—applying the language of Saint Laurent’s womenswear into menswear. This meant silk and chiffon blouses, giant pussybows, floor-sweeping coats, and vertiginously heeled boots. For years, Saint Laurent menswear has felt like, if not an afterthought, then just a commercial continuation of the skinny rock-god aesthetic put in place by Hedi Slimane. It wasn’t until Vaccarello tapped into the inherent femininity at the heart of the brand that his menswear finally clicked. Vaccarello isn’t the only designer who has sensed this shift in the air. The interesting thing is that…

PÉRO—ANEETH ARORA The brainchild of designer Aneeth Arora, Delhi-based label Péro is committed to creating art in the form of garments with utmost love and passion—the show they put up at the recently concluded Lakmé Fashion Week x FDCI is a great example. Péro—synonymous with handmade, vivacious and high-spirited clothing—has embraced the concept of sustainability in its overall functioning. “I started Péro with a conscious decision that we will make our own fabrics, which is where the entire philosophy of handmade luxury and handmade couture started,” shares Aneeth, adding, “We put in so much effort in making the textile, and it’s the same effort that we put in crafting our pieces as well.” The idea of upcycling is also one that has now become a pivotal part of Péro’s journey.…

Harper’s Bazaar: What is your best selling product and why? Dr. Philippe Allouche: Lotion P50: a gentle exfoliating lotion that rebalances the pH, exfoliates, removes dead cells and hydrates at the same time. We are celebrating the 50th anniversary of this iconic product. Some of our clients call it magic in a bottle. HB: Tell us about the inspiration behind choosing Bangalore as a location for the flagship? PA: For many years, India has always been an important country and partner for Biologique Recherche. We decided to open a flagship in Bangalore as a token of our strong partnership with Dr. Varshini with whom we are already working in Hyderabad and Chennai. We share the same values and approach to skincare. HB: Please share insights on the new product range,…