India Today Podcasts
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Curious to know what’s trending in the fashion realm? Eager to catch up on the hottest runway moments? Want to build a chic or sustainable wardrobe? Searching for that perfect piece of opulent jewellery or a stylish watch?Look no further! Step into the style spotlight with The Fashion Scoop! Hosted by the fabulous Priyanka Kathuria—lifestyle and fashion journalist—this weekly podcast is your quick ticket to the trendiest runway moments, sustainable fashion tips, and must-have accessories. Expect lively chats with fashion experts and influencers spiced up with practical style advice. Stay chic effortlessly—Tune in now!
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Guest conversations make the labor, judgment and commercial choices behind contemporary fashion easier to see.
The Fashion Scoop treats fashion as work as much as display. Priyanka Kathuria's guest interviews move from personal style and beauty choices to the decisions behind styling, textiles and fashion businesses.
A celebrity stylist considers where someone will sit; your next event outfit has homework.
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A warm design conversation that treats watches as emotional objects, not just timekeepers.
Titan is framed as more than a watch brand here: it becomes a quiet emotional object in Indian homes, and Mahendra Chauhan helps explain why. His path from architecture to bicycles to watches gives the discussion a grounded, lived-in texture, while his points about design detail…
A warm couture conversation about bridal fantasy, craft, and becoming.
Isha Jajodia's conversation with Priyanka centers on couture, French architecture, and roses, while tracing her shift from earlier edgy, bold ideas toward a design language that keeps evolving.
A reflective conversation about Antaragni, inner fire, and a design process shaped by emotion and abstraction.
The India Today Podcasts conversation with Ujwal Dubey of Antaragni centers on why the name means "the fire within" and how that idea shapes a brand built around the internal self, emotions, and human behavior.
Fashion talk that links style to story, personality, and intent.
India Today Podcasts treats the conversation as more than a style update. Sameer Madan and Anasuya Sengupta talk through the mob wife aesthetic, the short skit that opens the act, and the idea of the collection as a tribute to people who are unapologetically themselves.
A candid bridal-fashion conversation about fit, feeling, and pieces built to last.
The Fashion Scoop treats bridal dressing as a practical negotiation, not a polished fantasy. Divya Agrawal speaks openly about getting married in two weeks, leaning on designers she has admired for years, and dealing with fittings that can still miss the mark, including a…
A slow-fashion conversation that treats clothes as memory, identity, and craft.
Reena Singh talks about fashion as memory, family, place, and inheritance. The episode keeps returning to Kurukshetra, boarding school, heirloom sarees, wedding dressing, and the catwalk games she played as a child, and Eka comes through as an extension of that slower way of…
Fashion week access, Southhall stereotypes, and how newer audiences are reading Indian design more widely.
The episode starts with practical questions about how people get into fashion shows, including whether access is invite-only or tied to BookMyShow, before turning to Palak D. Arya and Tabir India after her recent London Fashion Week appearance.
Fashion, motherhood, and the daily rituals behind how she presents herself.
A warm conversation about motherhood, luxury taste, and the small rituals that help someone stay put together while pregnancy and parenting move fast.
A fashion historian traces clothing from military gear to Erin Brockovich's push-up bra.
Intimates talk with real-room energy.
Fashion talk with receipts, taste, and texture.
Runway judgment with group-chat voltage.
Priyanka welcomes Hemant and Didier, and the episode has the easy feel of people settling in before the good stories start.
Richa Maheshwari brings Boito's Orissa roots into view.
Who, Wore, What, When really does begin as a question.
Isha of Rose Room starts in fantasy mode.
Handlooms lead the conversation.
Hair can change the whole look.
Two weeks before her wedding, Divya Agrawal is still picking things up as she goes.
Ankush Bahuguna arrives in full festive season mode.
Titan starts with memory.
Reena Singh starts with slowness.
Antaragni means the fire within.
Motherhood gets treated like a party here, not a quiet little footnote.
Fashion show access gets decoded first.
Sameer and Anasuya are still buzzing.