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Mumbai, the city that never sleeps, is true to its moniker. No wonder there is no dearth of bars in the city. Here’s a list of 5 most luxurious bars! By: Soumya Jain As the cocktail culture advances to offer some of the most unique concoctions that can be created by man, Mumbai is adding bars by the minute on its land. But sifting through them all, here are five bars which have impressed me the most! 1. AER Mumbai : Located on the rooftop of Four Seasons Hotel Mumbai, AER Mumbai is still one of the swankiest rooftop bars in the city, if not the highest. The modernist, architectural AER Mumbai makes for a truly memorable drinking and dining experience. There’s an attention to detail that’s rare for Mumbai’s fast growing epicurean scene. Serving an array of chic gourmet teasers, and tapas-style menu, AER Mumbai proves to be a refreshing change to the almost clichéd dining scene in Mumbai. Coordinates: 1/136, 34th Floor, Dr E Moses Rd, Gandhi Nagar, Upper Worli, Wor

From India to Persia, the art of carpet making is considered to be one of the highest forms of art, making homes and living spaces gorgeous for millennia now. While there are many rug brands in the world today, we highlight five brands that are loved by luxury blogs across the world. By: Soumya Jain What you walk on is important, whether you realize it or not. It’s time you decked up your home in rugs which speak volumes about you, your style, and are not just a solid beige covering for your floor. We talk about our favorite five brands of carpets. 1. Armani/Casa – Armani as a brand is extremely well-known. Its founder Giorgio Armani’s vision is not only translated into fashion, but also in hotels and interior decoration. Armani/Casa’s rug collection is quite large with most falling into neutral shades. But it is the texture which makes them classy and absolutely fantastic for any kind of décor theme. They have rugs in wavy, chevron, striped and labyrinth designs, with

With the increase in urbanization, well-heeled travelers are much more aware about trends, the pollution, the society and the global culture. All these factors have led to a transformation in the Indian fashion industry. By: Soumya Jain Not a very long time ago, I remember a time when fast fashion brands such as Mango, Zara and Forever 21 had gripped the market with their vibrant, flowy designs, offering westernized silhouettes and cuts. And we were happily lapping it all up as pieces flew off the shelves. Indian luxury fashion brands such as Rohit Bal , Ritu Kumar and Abu Jani Sandeep Khosla were making Indian wear which was simply exquisite, but not everybody could understand their art, or even think of purchasing them. They were regular staples in luxury magazines in India , and in the wardrobes of celebrities. Today, however, as the millennial generation has grown up with matured sensibilities and deeper pockets, there is a profounder appreciation for finer a