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Wednesday, May 6, 2026

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Met Gala 2026 Sees Strong Indian Presence Driven by Craft, Structure and Material Innovation

“The focus stayed on material, craft and form, with several looks moving beyond fashion into object and sculpture.” The 2026

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Indian Designer Revives Mughal-Era Kasab Craft with 15,000-Hour Couture Project

“What I discovered was that the jacket had no base fabric!” In May 2026, Mumbai-based designer Monica Shah of Jade