Harper’s BAZAAR India hosted the third edition of LuXperiences last week—an immersive day dedicated to craft, culture, and forward-looking conversations on the future of luxury. Bringing together global fashion voices, industry leaders, and creative innovators, the event once again celebrated the intersection of design, commerce, media, and art.
The day opened with a discussion on the new era of Indian menswear, as speakers Anaita Shroff Adajania, Amit Aggarwal, Kartik Kumra, and Ritwick Khanna explored evolving expressions of masculinity and India’s growing global confidence. A cross-disciplinary discussion followed, with Ashiesh Shah, Ayesha Singh, and Renu Garware reflecting on the intersections of art, architecture, and design. Harper’s BAZAAR India Editor-in-Chief Rasna Bhasin later took the stage and was joined by Giambattista Valli and Anamika Khanna for a conversation on couture as cultural memory and artistic legacy—reinforcing the enduring relevance of craftsmanship and heritage.
The day also spotlighted India’s expanding fashion influence and the evolution of luxury retail. New fashion vanguards and event panelists Dhruv Kapoor, Krésha Bajaj, Shweta Kapur, Palak Shah, and Anjali Patel Mehta discussed balancing international ambition with authentic creative identity. Meanwhile, Rahul Mishra, Pushpa Bector, Richa Singh, and Antonio Ferraioli examined experiential retail and the emotional, community-driven future of luxury commerce. The program concluded with a fireside conversation between Arjun Kapoor and Sonal Ved, where the actor reflected on the interplay between cinema and style, and the importance of versatility and personal expression in contemporary culture.
Harper’s BAZAAR India’s LuXperiences 2026 showcased the evolving power of luxury through meaningful conversations and memorable moments. See the complete event recap here.
