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Featured Styling: Cinematic Looks & Archival Couture

byDevanshi TuliTakes styling projects in Delhi NCR, Mumbai, and across IndiaStarts from50,000 ₹ per look/eventView full gallery

I treat every outfit like a scene from a film. Whether it is reviving archival textiles or constructing sculptural forms, my work focuses on building a character, not just a look.

This look for Sonam Kapoor is a true vintage romance. We chose a 15-year-old masterpiece from Rohit Bal, featuring exquisite peacock embellishments and his signature Jama silhouette, proving that timeless design never fades.

For Shanaya Kapoor, we created a modern, street-style look for the Amiri India launch. The focus was on a cool, confident energy, pairing a bold varsity jacket with custom safety-pin earrings for that perfect edge.

This is what I mean by experimental. For Sonam Kapoor, we used a fluid steel saree gown by Rimzim Dadu, crafted from hair-thin metal wires, complete with a dramatic five-meter drape.

A moment from my GQ Best Dressed feature, wearing a sculptural Raw Mango creation. This look embodies my love for architectural forms in fashion, where the garment itself becomes a piece of art.

Styling the one and only Sonam Kapoor in a delicate lace ensemble from Studio Moonray. This look is all about soft, romantic elegance, finished with a beautiful oversized bow for a touch of whimsy.

A testament to my love for Indian textiles. This is a stunning Kaduwa Banarasi saree with a Ganga Jamna weave and intricate bandhani work, a piece that took an entire year to handcraft.

Here, I explored creating new forms by draping a traditional Kanjeevaram saree over classic Issey Miyake pleats. It’s a dialogue between different cultures and textures, resulting in a wearable sculpture.

Attending Vogue's Forces of Fashion event in a striking green sculptural dress. This look is about making a statement with bold color, unconventional shapes, and powerful accessories.

About Featured

Styling is never just about the clothes. When I approach an event, we start with a mood board—a song, a color, or even a feeling—before we ever touch a hanger. Whether it involves sourcing a fifteen-year-old Rohit Bal masterpiece or constructing a gown from metal wires, my focus is always on character building. You are not just wearing an outfit; you are stepping into a narrative.

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