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#InTheirWords: Unfair and Lovely

By Janani Krishnan October 13, 2017December 3, 2017 In Features, Intheirwords 0 BROWN GIRLS, DARK AND LOVELY 1

Have you ever been called black like coal/a crow/something burnt? I have. It is pretty standard for most kids who are dark-skinned and part of the Indian diaspora.

#InTheirWords: How to Help an Anxiety Stricken Friend

By Shriya Zamindar October 10, 2017May 26, 2018 In Features, Intheirwords 0 ANXIETY, FRIEND'S ANXIETY 1

Mental health issues profoundly affect a person who suffers from them. Watching a friend go through tough times is also hard — especially so because it can feel hopeless when you can’t help your friend or family member climb out of their darkness and reach a better place.

Oh Snap! Susie Bubble Just Demolished Donna Karan For Her Remarks On The Harvey Weinstein Scandal

By Avantika Mehta October 10, 2017December 3, 2017 In Fashion, Features, Intheirwords 0 BLOGGERS, DONNA KARAN 0

Harvey Weinstein, the media mogul behind the Weinstein company was fired a day ago. Producer to films like Gangs of New York,

#InTheirWords: How to Keep Together When You Are Falling Apart

By Avantika Mehta October 9, 2017December 3, 2017 In Features, Intheirwords 0 ANXIETY, DEPRESSION 1

I was a sad child even before I knew what it meant to feel unhappy. My second-grade teacher gave me a ‘could do better’ in the cheerfulness column of the report card.

Think of a Girl, Part 2 of a Graphic Novel Highlighting The Post Traumatic Experience Of Sexual Assault

By Joseph Rajini and Shivani Gupta October 5, 2017December 3, 2017 In Art, Culture, Features, Intheirwords 1 Art, GRAPHIC NOVEL 0

Last week, we bought you part one of Joseph and Shivani’s graphic novel, which brings to life the post-traumatic stress experienced by a survivor of sexual assault.

Dior’s Faux Feminism

By Avantika Mehta October 2, 2017December 14, 2017 In Fashion, Features, Intheirwords, Reviews 0 CHRISTIAN DIOR, DIOR 0

Dior’s Spring/Summer 2018 fashion show took place in the Paris’s revered Musée Rodin. It was Maria Gazia Chiuri’s second year as Dior’s fashion director.