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then worked on accessories for houses including Dior, Givenchy and Balenciaga. His debut
collection for his eponymous label caused a real stir at the time. Entitled ‘Manifesto: 12
unwearable dresses in contemporary materials’, he presented clothing in unconventional
fabrics, including plastic, metal and paper.
During his career, his designs were favoured by some of the most famous women in the
world, including Audrey Hepburn and Jane Fonda, who both wore his iconic designs on
screen. Rabanne retired in 1999, but his label lives on. It was revived by Puig in 2011 with
designer Manish Arora, and later, Julien Dossena, who still leads the creative direction of the
fashion house.
His innovations extended to every aspect of his business. He was one of the first fragrance
designers to launch one of his products online in the mid-1990s.
The Participation to Vogue Forces of Fashion in India is the first exhibit in Asia or archives
dresses, along with runway pieces.
Moroccanoil introduces the Scalp Care Collection, a complete line designed to restore balance and promote healthier hair from the root. Infused with argan oil, botanical extracts, and antioxidants, the range includes the Purifying Scrub, Revitalizing Scalp Tonic, and Scalp Balancing Shampoo & Conditioner, along with targeted scalp treatments. Crafted with refreshing natural fragrances, these products soothe, protect, and nourish the scalp – transforming scalp care into a luxurious, spa-like ritual for stronger, fuller, and more beautiful hair.
Nilaya Anthology is India’s first and largest international design destination, redefining
the country’s luxury home décor and collectable design landscape. Spanning 100,000
square feet in Mumbai’s historic mill district, it brings together iconic Indian and global
brands across furniture, lighting, kitchens, bathware, surfaces, and collectable craft.
Located in the heart of Mumbai, it blends storytelling and craftsmanship to create an
immersive cultural hub for design enthusiasts, architects, and collectors.