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TREND ALERT IN SYNC WITH THE TIME TO PUT HAPPY VIBE THE ROCKS ON THE FRESHEST DESIGNS DiamonDs are a Girl’s FROM THE BIGGEST COUTURIERS BEST FRIEND FOR LIFE FRESH CUT COVETED! MENSWEAR ACQUIRES THE CHANAKYA RAISES THE A NEW EXPRESSION BAR IN CONTEMPORARY LUXURY FROM THE EDITor’s DESK he concept of beauty, by amazing season and The Chanakya. This edition is similar. Every feature has and large, is a matter of The newest addition to DLF’s Luxury been crafted from a delighted sense of perspective because it Retail oeuvre, The Chanakya is well sharing the bountiful joy that Spring traces its origin to the on its way to becoming one of the brings us. Therefore, the pages that Tvision of the beholder. That is what most talked about luxe addresses in follow will present the reader several makes it individualistic as opposed the country. Encompassing the best of shades of the happy vibe. From the to an all-encompassing universality. fashion, food and beverage offerings finest couturiers that talk about the However, there are exceptions and and a movie theatre built around essential style tips of the season to Spring is definitely one of them. There cutting-edge technology, The Chanakya finely crafted jewellery; from gorgeous cannot be any doubt that this season was conceptualised as a benchmark mountain tops across the world to is Mother Nature’s great unifier and in luxury shopping. It is living up to its gourmet spreads worthy of an epicure, envelops everything in its undeniable promise admirably. this magazine by DLF Emporio and The charm. That is the primary reason why This issue of Emporio is a fine Chanakya is a wholehearted celebration creating the Spring/Summer edition distillation of what DLF Emporio of one of the best times of the year. of this magazine was such a constant and The Chanakya have to offer. source of joy. This season lends itself It is the essential guide to the wonderfully to the creative expression. Spring and Summer of 2018 for the There is also another aspect bon vivant and encapsulates all to Spring – it is an opportunity in the moods of the season into one continuum. It is the time of creation, engrossing compendium. Mark Twain of new beginnings and the promises once stated that he counted “136 of tomorrow. In that context, there different kinds of weather inside of 24 exists a perfect parallel between this hours in Spring.” Dinaz Madhukar 3 Dhwani Tayal Gayatri V Arora Ketan Arora Lastme Duo Parul Nanda Pranav Malhotra DLF EMPORIO – THE SPRING SUMMER ISSUE 2018 Priya Adhikari 86 Rableen Virdi STYLE CHECK Sahil Chawla CONTENTS 20 The summer sizzle Shashank Thapliyal 29 Toddler trend Shehely Karmokar 41 The gentleman’s design file Shretu Kansal 50 In sync with the season 55 Perfectly detailed 62 Ornate bijouterie 65 Luxuriously appointed 72 Handpicked selection 74 TREND ALERT IN SYNC WITH THE TIME TO PUT HAPPY VIBE THE ROCKS ON THE FRESHEST DESIGNS DIAMONDS ARE A GIRL’S FROM THE BIGGEST COUTURIERS BEST FRIEND FOR LIFE FRESH CUT COVETED! MENSWEAR ACQUIRES THE CHANAKYA RAISES THE A NEW EXPRESSION BAR IN CONTEMPORARY LUXURY 08 ARMANI PRIVÉ PARIGI HAUTE COUTURE SPRING/ 08 TREND ALERT SUMMER 2018 The joyous palette 30 36 14 BUZZ Cutting edge of luxury PUBLISHER AND EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Contact us at The Concierge Desk 378-379, 2nd Floor, Udyog Vihar, Dinaz Madhukar Phase IV, Gurugram, Haryana - 122016 Executive Vice-President, DLF Luxury Retail & +91-11-46116666 30 BEAUTY Visit us: www.dlfemporio.com Hospitality th or write to us at [email protected] Mumbai 401-402, Saffron 4 Floor, Spring’s alluring sensibility MARKETING TEAM 346-A, Linking Roavd (W), AVP - Head Marketing - Neha Lidder EXPOSURE MEDIA MARKETING Mumbai - 400052 Dhwani Tayal Publisher & Chief Editor − Parineeta Sethi Tel. 022-2604 1735/36 36 L’HOMME Gayatri V Arora Publishing Director − Simon Clays The science of deconstruction Ketan Arora Editor − Sam Lal Lastme Duo Staff Writer − Kanika Sandal EMM is a company of the Burda Group Parul Nanda ART 46 ACCESSORIES Pranav Malhotra Creative Director − Dolly Jain Burda International Holding GmbH The mode mélange Priya Adhikari Asst. Art Director − Madhu Kashyap Legal Address: Hubert Burda Platz 1, Rableen Virdi Junior Designer − Keshav Gupta 77652 Offenburg, Germany Sahil Chawla Postage address: Arabellastrasse 23, 78 HEALTH Shashank Thapliyal PRODUctION 58 JEWELS D-81925 Munich, Germany The snooze revolution Shehely Karmokar Production Director Statements in stones Ritesh Roy Shretu Kansal Deputy Manager Hubert Burda Media India Pvt. Ltd. The Spring Summer Issue 2018 86 DESTINATION Manoj Chawla CEO 66 HOME ACCENTS published and printed, by Dinaz Madhukar on Björn Rettig Tucked away in heaven behalf of DLF Emporio, 4 Nelson Mandela Marg, ADVERTISING SALES Of earth tones and modernity GM Sales & Advertising − Vinit Pandhi MD India Vasant Kunj, New Delhi - 110070 Gurugram (9899886924) Massimo Monti PRINTED AT 91 EVENTS Senior Manager −Abhishek Jain 74 SAVEUR Hubert Burda Media A year in landmarks Rave Scans Pvt. Ltd., Gurugram (9891528888) The world on a platter A-27 Naraina Industrial Area, Phase-II, New Delhi Board Member International To shop, source or ship any product listed in the book Vice President − Soumya Maheshwari or visit any store Mumbai (9820096490) Martin Weiss 6 7 TREND ALERT THE JOYOUS PALETTE It is undoubtedly one of the happiest times of the year and with spring making its presence felt in everything around us, it is time to celebrate the season with the cheerful vibe that it demands By Sharmi Adhikary Falguni Shane Peacock 8 “Dressing up is like therapy: I feel better in myself when I've made an effort.” −Paloma Faith 9 TREND ALERT ashion is a wondrous blue, yellow and pristine white— SS’18 collection, ‘Songs of Summer’ the way we use sequins is understated- phenomenon. And a reminiscent of a beautiful summer and Anita Dongre Grassroot are a it’s subtle yet strong. Even for this cyclic one at that. It garden. Anita Dongre Grassroot is celebration of that. The motifs are season we will toy with gold and silver revolves and rotates also the embodiment of Dongre’s floral and botanicals with birds.” sequins but mute them out. The look with as much zeal and core passion - to design clothes Think pretty dresses, pleated midi will be rich, yet antique, gloriously Fregularity as the Earth to keep that are beautiful, sustainable and skirts, jumpsuits, wrap tops, long line coming together with classical French the connoisseur and the fashion hold a purpose. jackets, tunics and crop tops. knots and thread embroidery.” fraternity ticking. No matter how Says the couturier, “Even though For its Fall-Winter 2017 showing much you escape the tide of the we map trends, I believe every ABOUT IVORY AND GREY last year, the label presented a trends and evade fashion from designer should stand out for Known for their luxury pret and collection that played with royal blues, owning you, here we can safely showcasing a distinct aesthetic. I opulent bridal couture, Ashima Leena teal and cyan. “We like making trends admit that there is nothing more am inspired by all things Indian, is all set to present some beautiful hues instead of following them. This season spectacular than turning up the especially by Rajasthan. Also, my this season in the upcoming fashion the predominant hues will be red, sartorial knobs in sync with the heart lies with the women artisans weeks. Says Leena Singh, “Indian purple, lemon-mustard, ivory and grey. style calendar. Because, remember. in villages who are the custodians fashion has always used shimmer and The pastels will offset the reds and It’s always better to be right about of ancient crafts. Anita Dongre sparkle generously because we love the brighter tones.” The ace designer in her the trends and wrong about the Grassroot is all about my goal to shine. Be it Swarovski or sequins, the latest has conjured an opulent twist implementation than the other way create design that sustains the country’s indigenous craftsmanship by interweaving motifs that adorn the around. However, to make things crafts, does good for them and the deftly balances colours with glitter. But, architectural realms of Khiva. smooth, we alert you about the top planet. I have used light pastels picks from the 2018 runway that and embellished with embroidery “ Indian fashion has always used shimmer and sparkle generously will segue fluidly into pool parties, and prints that are fresh and easy celebrations and soirees. on the eye.” because we love the shine. Be it Swarovski or sequins, the country’s To say sequins and sparkles will be a “Juxtaposing western trends and indigenous craftsmanship deftly balances colours with glitter" big deal in the first half of the year is an Indian outfits is catching on and this understatement. On the international is especially fascinating as it brings -Leena Singh runway we witnessed glitter prevailing together the best of both worlds. My in the spring summer collections of Tom Ford and Marc Jacobs right through to Gucci and Dior. Back home, the top designers have also decided to hop on to the glimmer bandwagon. Pastels such as lilac, lemon and duck egg blue will collaborate with bright red and vermillion. Consider it the season for subtle emphasis. Checks will be in, and with a predominant swagger. Balenciaga has brought out voluminous coats, Victoria Beckham went traditional and Burberry made sure that no one turns up without their caps. Our homegrown experts chart this season’s top trends and reveal what’s in their design closet. Tune in. SONGS OF SUMMER Summer is all about easy breezy silhouettes, opines Anita Dongre.
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    THE INDIAN SCHOOL List of all applicants NEIGHB FATHER'S OURHO SIBLING FIRST REG NO. CHILD'S NAME NAME OD (50) (30) BORN (20) TOTAL 1 ADHIRAJ KAPOOR RISHI KAPOOR 50 0 0 50 SANJEEV 2 SYANSH MIGLANI KUMAR 50 0 20 70 4 SHOMITA DUTTA SHYMAL DUTTA 50 0 0 50 5 TISYA CHHABRA KAPIL CHHABRA 50 0 20 70 ASHISH 6 ARSHIA KHANNA KHANNA 50 0 20 70 VAIBHAV 8 STUTI ANAND ANAND 50 0 20 70 MANISH KUMAR 9 AARAV SHARMA SHARMA 50 0 20 70 GANVIR DINESH 10 RISHABH GANVIR V 50 0 20 70 SANTOSH K 11 ADWITA UPADHYAY UPADHYAY 50 0 20 70 12 MAAHI PASRIJA VIKAS PASRIJA 50 0 20 70 13 DAKSH KUMAR BOBBY KUMAR 50 0 20 70 DR. VISHAL 14 ARNAV MASKARA MASKARA 50 0 20 70 PUNEET 15 OJAS KHANDELWAL KHANDELWAL 50 0 20 70 ISHAQ AHMED 16 MARIAM KHAN KHAN 50 0 20 70 SUMIT 17 AARAV THAKKAR THAKKAR 50 0 20 70 MANISH 18 SIDDHANT WIDHANI WIDHANI 50 0 20 70 19 JASNOOR KAUR HARMEET SINGH 50 0 20 70 BEDOJYOTI TATHARTH BHATTACHARJE 20 BHATTACHARJEE E 50 0 20 70 SAJJAD HUSSAIN 22 SAAKHIRAH SAJJAD WANI 50 0 20 70 23 PRAHI SEN RAHUL SEN 50 0 0 50 RANJIT 24 SERA BHARDWAJ BHARDWAJ 50 0 20 70 SUSHIL 26 PEARL THUKRAL THUKRAL 50 0 20 70 27 SAHISHNU KUMAR AMIT KUMAR 50 0 20 70 28 KIRTI RANJAN SWAIN SANJAY SWAIN 50 0 20 70 MANOJ KUMAR 29 SAANVI SWAIN SWAIN 50 0 20 70 SHAMBHAVI UTKARSH 30 CHANDRA CHANDRA 50 0 20 70 31 AANANDITA ARORA CHETAN ARORA 50 0 20 70 32 AARNA GUPTA MRADUL GUPTA 50 0 20 70 VARUN 33 GARVITT MARWAHA MARWAHA 50 0 20 70 34 VENYA PRABHAKAR A PRABHAKAR 50 0 0 50 MEHTAB SINGH 35 ZAIRA MANN MANN 50 0 20 70 36 ESHVEEN KAUR USHMEET SINGH 50 0 20 70 GAGANDEEP 37 KEERAT KAUR SINGH 50 0