The Indian wedding industry, worth around Rs 10 lakh crore (USD 130 billion), is second only to food and grocery. Hosting 8-10 million wedd...

Kushal's will use the funds to strengthen its brand and increase its retail footprint. The jewellery brand aims to open more than 300 store...

A rich heritage, increased awareness and a conducive ecosystem is making Indore see a steady growth in apparel orders. More efforts can be ...

As India's wedding season approaches, millions of ceremonies are expected, offering a $51 billion boost to businesses. Despite economic cha...

To emphasise the gender disparity in Maharashtra's Solapur, bachelors dressed up in bridal attire, mounted horses, and marched in a parade.

To stand out at a wedding or party a woman does not always need a saree or lengha. Women’s gowns are a better alternative to it. Buy one am...

While the wedding season accounts for around 15-20% for the overall clothing industry sales, there are several discretionary categories whe...

Market sentiments have improved substantially since Durga Puja and Navratri, trade insiders said. People are doing advance bookings of jewe...

Jewellers are expecting a revival in retail sales this festive season as the yellow metal has always been an integral part to festivals in ...

A year after demonetisation, the season for indulgence and spending is back with a bang.

The Camac Street showroom of Kalyan Jewellers will be housed in the heritage building and will be spread over 10,000 sq. feet.

The big, fat Indian wedding is getting bigger and fatter, with hosts splurging more to make their events special and unusual.

The designer is gearing up for her show at the upcoming BMW India Bridal Fashion Week and will present her colourful and romance-infused li...

Amazon India is seeking to expand and consolidate the designer wear range sold on its platform. The ecommerce giant is the title sponsor of...

The Industry overview for 2014 has seen a change in the buying trend for precious metal jewellery, leaning more towards everyday wear and g...

To play the bigger game, Indian designers should start concentrating on bottom lines and not just hemlines.

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