A Business & Lifestyle e-zine by Bhakti Chuganee
In 2026, Bombay Shirt Company celebrates 14 years of growth, expanding from one store to 34 across India. The newly launched flagship store, The Den, transforms men’s shopping with a focus on experience, offering grooming services and custom footwear. Founder Akshay Narvekar aims to build a prominent Indian brand while evolving product offerings beyond shirts.
The House of Rose celebrated 45 years of luxury and design excellence by showcasing its archival jewellery and unveiling its inaugural crockery collection, reflecting its design philosophy. Founder Biren Vaidya emphasized the importance of craftsmanship and relationships, steering the brand’s growth through collaborations and innovative creations.
Shoppers Stop has partnered with Heads Up for Tails (HUFT) to introduce a premium pet care segment in its stores, aiming to cater to the growing demand for high-quality pet products. This collaboration emphasizes the importance of pets in modern Indian households and enhances customer shopping experiences by providing thoughtfully curated pet care options.
lululemon has partnered with Tata CLiQ to open its first store in India and launch e-commerce platforms by late 2026. This marks a significant step in lululemon’s expansion strategy, offering innovative athletic apparel and community experiences aimed at promoting active lifestyles in the Indian market.
Ananya Birla is entering the beauty and personal care market with a new company set to launch various brands by 2025. The initiative aims to fulfill the evolving desires of Indian consumers for innovative, authentic products. The projected $34 billion market growth highlights the potential impact of her venture.
The 44 year old House of Rose unveils a landmark in experiential luxury in Mumbai’s Ballard Estate. From a retail perspective, this is the first time that a home grown brand has redefined luxury retail to establish itself as an Indian luxury brand of global acclaim.