For most Indians, asking our American uncles to bring us stuff during their annual trips home ended about 20 years ago. Not for Norah.“I order my clothes mostly from the US. None of the Indian brands have my size. And if they do, they are often not stylish enough,” the professor from Delhi University says. (Norah is not her real
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with the help of these fashion shows, we are supporting body positivity and inclusivity.” Of course, good karma comes with dividends. “Needless to say, we are also increasing the consumer base for designer wear in general,” Chandok says.(Graphic by Ankita Mehrotra) (Clarification: An earlier version of this story erroneously identified Norah as a Bengaluru-based writer. This has been corrected.)
For most Indians, asking our American uncles to bring us stuff during their annual trips home ended about 20 years ago. Not for Norah.“I order my clothes mostly from the US. None of the Indian brands have my size. And if they do, they are often not stylish enough,” the professor from Delhi University says. (Norah is not her real
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with the help of these fashion shows, we are supporting body positivity and inclusivity.” Of course, good karma comes with dividends. “Needless to say, we are also increasing the consumer base for designer wear in general,” Chandok says.(Graphic by Ankita Mehrotra) (Clarification: An earlier version of this story erroneously identified Norah as a Bengaluru-based writer. This has been corrected.)