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So the “rag trade” has been revolutionized without being asked, without knowing. It has come totally by surprise. I can hardly imagine a trade more concerned than ours. The big difference is that before we maybe did not dare even manifest, afraid of judgement even if we had an opinion, any opinion now it’s different, the time is right to become assertive. I mean expression-wise. It’s hardly a topic elsewhere. In fact the gay barometer usually speaks for culture and sophistication and disposable income in any international urban context. So are we heading for that? Arguably yes. It means the times are patting Fashion on the shoulder and not only saying “unite” a week ago (One Fashion Week, finally) but also “express yourself” now that the general refuge of love seems to be accepted, which was what many were hoping for. Of course some fundamentalists did put moral barriers to this, but it already is a general norm in the world, preceded by the anti baby pill in the early sixties, the hippies and the sexual revolution of free love a bit later and AIDS much later that much for the fundamentalists who may consider the legalisation of homosexuality as a moral catastrophe. I can not remember more hurdles crossed in such a short time in a long time, bringing in a new outlook to all in Fashion and Beauty, Decoration and Interiors, Expression of the Times the list is long and the freedom of choice, not only for the designers but also for the consumers it brings with it is going to change the country and its cultural expression. I think the ‘Indian Wave’ is just about starting now. So maybe we will finally understand that the race is about creativity leading to business, a race in which each and everyone is competing with themselves and what they thought was the norm. we shall see what happens with a changed norm.

It’s a boutique where you will get the best from the world of Alberta Ferretti, Stella McCartney, Moschino, Marc Jacobs, DVF, Jean-Paul Gaultier and Lanvin. Fashion botique Kitsch recently celebrated their Spring-Summer 2009 menswear collection with a party over single malts and hors’doeuvres hosted by Mr Diljeet Titus, Priya Sachdev and Charu Sachdev. ‘The gentleman’s club’ at Emporio Mall in the capital was hosted on July 4th. Kitsch has welcomed the new season with colour and style bringing alive the most wonderful wardrobe in town by incorporating the must haves this season. Get the look which would kill without killing the bank balance. Be it Marc Jacobs’s ‘casual and cool look’, Jean Paul Gaultier’s ‘hot and sexy look’, Moschino’s ‘fun and flirty look’ or Lanvin’s ‘confident and suave look’- these spring summer designers showcased trends which are here to stay.

The Lanvin happy bag will add delight to your life. Check out the chic textured ties, the funky loafers and the new improved 48 hour bag with a special compartment four shoes. Moschino dresses are perfectly suited for evening cocktails, straight after work. “The evening was for the stylish men who appreciate the luxuries of life in every sphere. We have accumulated the best from every sphere here to bring out that lavish feel. You can see malt appreciation from Whyte and Mackay, Dalmore and Jura by USL Spirits, exclusive cigars at the cigar lounge by Chingari and an introduction of luxury private jets by Bjets” said Charu. “I know the Sachdev family from very long. So when Priya and Charu invited me for this; there was no reason to say no- after all, it’s a gentleman’s party!” said Mr Diljeet Titus, who has been known for his long standing association with the vintage car boards. You would know it if you were there since party witnessed one of his red Mercedes vintage cars on display. Delhi’s most fashionable made their presence felt. Seen having a great evening was Ameeta Seth, Tanisha Mohan, AD Singh, Sujata Assomull, Jaydeep Sippy and many more.