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	Artist and designer Zeanne D’cunha breaks down the trend of Instagram buying Have you explored Zi by Zeanne's line-up, yet? Published on 10th March 2021
	Chennai designer Lakshmi Subramanian turns her six-year-old’s illustrations into a wearable art collection A portmanteau of the words fabric and landscape, we learn that the collection is hinged on seven pieces of art created by Lakshmi’s daughter, Mahati Published on 20th November 2020
	Mumbai-based jewellery designer Razia Kunj's Theyyam collection is the season's best wearable art The Bollywood-approved line-up has been grabbing eyeballs Published on 14th August 2020
	From adjustable slits to wearable art, sustainable label Good Stuff is one to watch out for The label, founded by brother-sister duo Zainali and Azra Jetha, is sustainable and works in tandem with the artisans. Published on 18th May 2020
	Mohawk mangtika, jewelled gloves and elaborate ear cuffs make Outhouses’ collection wearable art From jewelled gloves to Mohawk maagtika, Outhouse is redefining fashion and how Published on 27th December 2019
	Jewellery designer Vasundhara Mantri's hand-blown pieces make wearable art a reality Vasundhara Mantri’s hand-blown glass pieces will change the way you look at concept jewellery, as they make wearable art a reality for sartorial risk-takers   Published on 26th April 2019
	Creatif by Supriya Lahoti runs on the concept of bringing functional art under one roof From Sushma Thota's scarves to jewellery by Label Moha, there's a lot to check out in this new store Published on 9th November 2018
	Greytone is pushing the boundaries of wearable art with its construction-inspired jewellery Created as a meeting point for art and industrial design, the launch of her Bauhaus series will see the release of eight designs Published on 29th June 2018
	Razia Kunj comes to the city with her new hand-painted wooden jewellery line From pop-art to tribal folklore, Razia Kunj’s jewellery takes inspiration from the stories that she  reads and the places she visits Published on 19th January 2018