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The theme for our upcoming January-February 2025 issue is New Ideas. PFB the highlights of the issue: •A story about being '50 and fabulous' as modern Indian women tackle ageism head on, we see how the mothers of the bride have moved from supporting acts to enjoying the limelight. •A fashion experiment story where a writer wears avant-garde outfits throughout the week and writes about her experience and the reaction of the people around her.•A denim trend feature on the way denim has undergone such rapid shifts from just simply being used as jeans and jackets to fashion’s favourite fabric to play with.•A story about Dior's Dior's new cruise 2025 collection on how the collection has elements of a punk aesthetic and how punk accents are getting a more feminine revival.•Style pages that focus on reinviting classic silhouettes, fluid drapes and workwear made cool.•A conversation between 4 pairs: photographers, stylists, models and designers about their contrasting work-styles, veteran artists talking to new-age artists about their journeys in the industry. The Q&A style feature potentially will consist of a shoot element with the 2 models, Sheetal Mallar and Subiksha Shivkumar.•A beauty essay on the contrast between Gen-Z trying to accept themselves while engaging in every new cosmetic procedure that exists in today's age.•A personal essay that talks about gaining new life after a misdiagnosis of endometriosis.•A story about AI in the beauty industry and the future of beauty devoid of human touch.•A product page focused on fragrances.•A personal essay about weddings in the age of social media.•A Muslim-Sikh interfaith real wedding featuring Abhay & Malia.•An opinion piece about personal milestones, for example bagging a dream job, and how society differentiates them from societal milestones such as a wedding day.•An essay about rural women who earn more than men and their experiences.•Cool South Asians feature that includes Glass Beams, Ramisha Satar and Rayna Vallandingham.•A fun well shoot that is about movement in technicolour.•A story about the cultural renaissance in Kashmir