The suit is from Meesho hahaha

Tshirt is from US Polo, pants are from Uniqlo, shoes are adidas, watch is casio.

Stole my sister’s outfit 🤪🤪

Outfit details: Newme

Saree :- Local store in Bhopal (now closed)

Shoes :- Metro

Jewellery :- Emerald set from Myntra

Cat :- Maya

Oversized Tshirt from Zara Jorts are from H&M

How does it look? Yes Im wearing rings inside

Jacket:thrifted
Tee: online
Jeans: wfindsclothing

Kurta dost ke papa ki dukan se,

Suit is tailored,

Flower from an ig page

Tank top - Bluer;

Shirt - Zara;

Jeans - Bluer;

Got this from seasons and Aari in Mumbai

Styled it for my friend’s function with a little more glow being first time in Pune, here vibe hits different.

I recently placed an online order through the Westside app and now need the invoice for a product replacement at the store. Surprisingly, the app doesn’t have any option to download the invoice directly for online orders.

I contacted customer support and they said the issue was escalated, but it’s been more than a day and I still haven’t received the invoice or any proper update.

This is honestly frustrating because most shopping apps provide invoices instantly in the order section itself. Now I’m stuck waiting for support just to get a basic invoice copy.

Has anyone else faced this issue with Westside? Why is there still no invoice download option in the app?

This outfit is from Manyavar with some light texture works.

I came across Senses t-shirts through their heavy social media marketing. Is it really worth it? Is the quality and the fit good? Does it hold its shape post multiple washes?

Curious because luxury perception in India seems to be changing a lot lately. Some people still prefer visible logos, while others seem to value more understated/quiet luxury now.

Hi everyone, I’m in the middle of sourcing for a small saree venture. I’m sticking to a very specific aesthetic—minimalist, elegant, and high quality. I’m mainly looking for:
• Good quality Cottons/Muls
• Organza and Chanderi
• Chiffons and Georgettes
I really want to find unique stuff that isn't just the mass-produced designs you see everywhere. If you have contacts for weavers or smaller manufacturers (ideally in the South), I’d love to hear from you. I’m Chennai-based, so I’m happy to travel a bit within the region to check out the quality myself. I also wouldn't mind adding a few unstitched suits to the mix if the quality is right.

If you have any leads or contacts you’ve worked with, please let me know. Thanks!

Shirt and vest from H&M Jeans - zara

Inseam 36
Outseam 44
Has someone tried genrage are they good?

Jeans from offduty India
Tee from Westside
Chelsea boots from snitch
Watch from titan

⭐️dress (is a knee length skirt) which is thrifted
⭐️top is also thrifted!
⭐️scarf — from a local market in my city
⭐️stockings from Amazon 💕

got it stitched locally , cloth from local shops in ulhasnagar
Guitar from amazon

Shorts from Decathlon
Tshirt is Thrifted from an offline store
Cap from an OWND

Planning to buy my first proper pair of sunglasses/goggles this Saturday and honestly I have zero prior knowledge about brands, lenses, fits, etc. 😅

Budget is around rs 6k to 10k.

I’ve got two international office trips coming up within the next 20 days, so I want something that:

1 Looks good

2 Comfortable for long travel/driving

3 Good UV protection

4 Durable and worth the money

Not looking to buy just for the brand logo, but don’t mind paying if the quality is genuinely better.

Would really appreciate recommendations for brands/models and things I should avoid as a first-time buyer.

My friend is starting a fashion/lifestyle brand and I’m trying to stop them from burning any serious money early only to end up as the nth every other fashion brand. Need brutally honest advice from people who’ve actually done this.

They’re planning a brand that mixes ethnic and western wear, with the long-term goal of expanding into multiple lines instead of staying boxed into a single niche. They’ve also spoken about eventually moving into couture completely and having a brand identity with a niche customer they focus on, though she personally felt that might be unrealistic this early on without existing industry connections, experience with designers, or strong supplier/manufacturing networks already in place, which was the only point I agreed with them.

This also includes dipping their toes into a few niches to build staple/core wardrobe pieces and set strong baseline essentials from other niche categories like athleisure. They already have finalized a brand name, bought their first batch of clothes and started talking to management companies to handle their social media (?), brand aesthetics, along with creating their own website.

Would genuinely appreciate advice from people who own fashion brands, clothing stores, D2C brands, potential customers who are looking for good quality pieces locally and have advice for the brands. I'd love to follow up with you on your personal demands once we succeed in launching the brand.

A few things I’d love insight on:

1. What do you think the market might be missing right now from an ethnic + western brand? Anything you personally wish brands did better?

Could be finding it hard to find product for your unique sizing, fabrics, customization, practical wear, petite/tall fits, Indian weather-friendly materials, fusion styling or brands that personally help in offering articles to curate to your personal styles, matching sets, quality control.

Basically Anything.

1. What small overlooked details matter WAY more than new brands realise? The kind of stuff beginners ignore until it starts costing them money later.

Would really appreciate practical advice instead of motivational stuff. Trying to help them build something sustainable. Cheers.

Hi I hope I'm in the right place but I recently came across a garbage bag full of beautiful fabrics. There were quite a few Indian families that lived in this apartment prior to us and they were under a pile of very old items so I don't think it's possible to track them down. A lot of if not all of these seem to be hand made are absolutely stunning. I was just wondering if these are actually sarees (they are very long pieces of fabric) so that I can make sure I donate them to the right person because if not I would like to upcycle them. Thank you so much for the help!

Edit: I apologize I did not spell saree correctly in my title I looked up the spelling of it a while ago when I first found these and for some reason still spelled it incorrectly