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Condé Nast India is looking for a Director - Growth and Monetization to drive commercial revenue and partnerships in Domestic Fashion and Jewellery. If you have a passion for media, sales, and crafting integrated brand solutions across print, digital, branded content, events, and exhibitions, this is your chance to join a global powerhouse. Apply now: https://lnkd.in/gswQBJEu

India’s most luxurious bridal showcase is here. Wedding planning finds its ultimate destination with the country’s top bridal couture designers, jewellers, beauty and wellness brands, and bespoke wedding services—all under one roof for a three-day affair. This year’s edition will take place from 8-10 August at the Taj Palace, Delhi. For more information and enquiries write to vwa@condenast.in

Midweek brews with a purpose! ☕✨ Celebrating Women’s Day with Araku coffee at the Condé Nast Mumbai office—because strong coffee and stronger women make the perfect blend.

Komal Sharma, Head of Editorial Content, AD India and Sandeep Lodha, our MD, hosted an intimate gathering of AD List partner brands and design professionals at Panchi Bagh, Taj Palace, New Delhi. The sumptuous brunch sparked meaningful connections, lively discussions, and insightful debates on the evolving design landscape in Delhi and India. Here’s a glimpse of the exciting event!

Not all Instagram and Pinterest saves translate to reality on your wedding day. That’s because the images we see online are heavily filtered, often leading brides to set unrealistic expectations for their bridal look. It’s okay to use references, but if your skin type and face shape differ from your inspiration, you won’t achieve the same result. To help, we spoke to celebrity makeup artist Namrata Soni. Swipe to see the most common bridal beauty mistakes brides make, and what you can do to fix them. For more, stay tuned to Vogue Wedding Atelier, India’s most luxurious bridal showcase and the ultimate destination for curating your dream celebration. For enquiries or more information, write to us at vwa@condenast.in Words by Dhara Vora Shabnani Representative image Image credit: @makeupbylekha/Instagram

A whole year worth of food experiences packed into one big-bang issue of Condé Nast Traveller India. Vidya Balachander finds out why Chennai’s culinary scene deserves more attention than it gets. Bookmark the right spots to hit in Manila with chef Jordy Navarra’s insider’s guide. Nooresha Kably, Kavan Kutappa, Lakhan Jethani, Brown Koji Boy and Vanika Choudhary tell Julian Manning their favourite things to do in Japan. And Samantha Wood meets a new generation of Dubai chefs mining local flavours to reinvent the city’s dining scene. ✨PLUS✨ Pick where to stay in 2025, with this handy guide of the nicest experiential hotels and concepts in the subcontinent (promotion) 🗞️ Credits: Main issue Photographer: Jenny Zarins 📍Osaka, Japan Supplement Photograph: CGH Earth Swaswara 📍Gokarna, Karnataka

Celebrating the best in Indian architecture and design, #AD100 2025 took over Rani Bagh, Taj Palace, New Delhi, for an unforgettable evening in association with Asian Paints. This definitive annual list of the finest architects and interior designers highlighted fresh talent and innovation across the subcontinent. ✨ Excellence Awards Winners: Field Architects – for a residence in Ladakh _Opolis – for the Bihar Museum in collaboration with Fumihiko Maki Matthew and Ghosh Architects – for RBANM’s High School in Bangalore Sunita Kohli – Lifetime Achievement Award and a fun peer-to-peer awards segment! The exclusive evening brought together visionaries from architecture, design, art and fashion, celebrating creativity and craftsmanship. For the complete #AD100 list visit www.architecturaldigest.in.

Presenting the double-cover of AD’s January-February 2025 issue: Photo Lies by Dayanita Singh. “She holds up one of her photographs for me to see. It’s a beautiful black-and-white composition. At a glance, it looks like a room in Japan, though the flooring doesn’t seem congruent, nor do some of the finer details. She then gently peels away a layer from the image, as though she is opening up a pop-up book. In an instant, the illusion of the original is shattered. What had seemed at first a single photo is revealed to be a composite, created by putting sections of two different photographs that had been cut straight, or in a Z shape, then put on top of one another to create a mysterious third. The result is an entirely new entity. Her latest series of works—Photo Lies by Dayanita Singh—features montage of numerous architectural photos, including buildings designed by the late BV Doshi, Bijoy Jain, Álvaro Siza, Le Corbusier, Gurjit Matharoo, and Martand Khosla. With playful precision, she creates what she calls “placeless places”—all without any digital manufacturing. “There is no enlargement of the images, no trickery with any software, in these montages,” she says. “My aim is to simply create something more than the material I started with.” Read more in AD’s Jan-Feb 2025 issue! Photography: Dayanita Singh Words: Somak Ghosal

An unforgettable evening unfolded at the iconic IF.BE as Condé Nast Traveller partnered with Jumeirah Marsa Al Arab for an exclusive event ☀️✨ The night began with a warm welcome from Divia Thani Global Editorial Director of Condé Nast Traveller, who set the tone before introducing Matthew Rowlette, Senior Director - Sales & Marketing at Jumeirah Marsa Al Arab. Guests were then treated to a sumptuous dinner and a mesmerizing performance by the talented Shivani. A night where luxury met storytelling!

Thriving Together! 🌟 A deep-dive induction session for our new joiners, filled with business insights, engaging conversations and a dash of fun. Here’s to building a stronger team and brighter future!