As the festive season unfolds with colour and celebration, jewellery takes centre stage elevating every look with tradition, glamour, and individuality. From timeless Polki sets to bold contemporary silhouettes, top designers and brands are blending heritage with modern flair. Hashtag Magazine gathered insights from some of the industry’s finest to bring you the must-have trends that are set to dazzle through every celebration. Tyaani’s festive edit is all about reinventing classics for the modern woman who values both heritage and individuality equally. Curated by Karan Johar and Maheep Kapoor, here are the top five jewellery styles that promise to be the stars of the season. 1. Chandbalis Iconic and luminous, chandbalis shine beautifully in both ambient and natural light. Studded with dazzling uncut diamonds and typically worn solo without a necklace, these statement-sized earrings pair effortlessly with everything from Banarasi saris to anarkalis and even modern fusion looks. Their versatility makes them the perfect centrepiece for any festive look. 2. Iconic Beaded Chokers Whether delicately beaded or bold and eye-catching, these chokers frame the neck with regal elegance. Beadwork in soft pastels or rich jewel tones delivers a refined minimalism, perfect for pairing with deep or off-shoulder necklines. Tyaani’s beaded chokers, often adorned with natural emeralds or rubies, are timeless collectibles that can instantly elevate any ensemble. 3. Statement Necklace Forever Elegant, Always Relevant: When in doubt, reach for a classic. Tyaani’s statement necklaces, crafted with syndicate-quality uncut diamonds and accented with floral-inspired motifs and vibrant gemstones, redefine festive sophistication. The rich colour palette embodies celebration, while the clustered diamond settings provide a soft luminosity. Designed to complement everything from silk saris to Indo-Western ensembles, this is the piece that turns heads effortlessly. 4. Minimalist Pendant Necklace For those who prefer subtle elegance, this Polki pendant necklace is a quiet

The 2025 Met Gala dazzled with its theme “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style, a celebration of precision tailoring, cultural identity, and the elegance of Black dandyism. From custom sherwanis to futuristic corsets, Hashtag Magazine shares some standout moments and key style takeaways from a night where tailoring met timelessness. Key Fashion Takeaways from the 2025 Met Gala Theme: “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style” The 2025 Met Gala red carpet was a masterclass in tailored elegance, artistry, and personal expression. Celebrating Black dandyism and the power of tailoring, this year’s looks blended historical homage with modern flair, resulting in a parade of bold silhouettes, precision cuts, and inventive interpretations of classic menswear. Tailoring as Art Tailoring took centre stage, not just in the form of suits but as a vehicle for storytelling. Think asymmetrical lapels, reimagined tuxedos, and sculptural drapes. Both men and women leaned into sharply cut silhouettes with exaggerated shoulders, nipped waists, and dramatic fabric plays. Menswear Reimagined Menswear wasn’t just for men. Female celebrities, too, embraced power dressing through androgynous ensembles blazers, wide-leg trousers, and three-piece suits, often styled with pearls, hats, and luxe textures like velvet and silk. Hyper-Personalised Couture Custom-fitted, one-of-a-kind garments were the norm. Designers focused on craftsmanship and personal narrative every stitch, pleat, and detail tailored to the wearer’s identity and story. Ethical Fashion The red carpet dress code, aptly titled “Tailored For You,” encouraged guests to embrace sharp suiting, personalised silhouettes, and expressive detail. True to the spirit, Indian celebrities brought their A-game merging tradition, innovation, and individuality on one of the world’s most-watched fashion stages. Indian Celebrities Who Stole the Spotlight Shah Rukh KhanMaking history as the first Indian male actor to walk the Met Gala red carpet, SRK arrived in a regal black Sabyasachi sherwani updated with futuristic accents. A rhinestone studded ‘K’

In a world where change is often feared, Varsha Chaturvedi embraced transformation with grace, grit, and unshakable determination. Her journey is not just one of personal growth, it is a story of reclaiming identity, defying societal expectations, and inspiring countless others to take control of their lives. Born and raised in a traditional family in Rajasthan, Varsha’s early life followed a path that many women in India are expected to tread: academic excellence, a conventional marriage, and settling into the role of a homemaker. But beneath the quiet rhythm of domestic life, Varsha harbored a restless spirit. She always knew she was meant for more not out of dissatisfaction, but out of an innate desire to explore her full potential. Breaking the Mold It wasn’t an overnight shift. Varsha’s transformation began subtly—through books, self-reflection, and engaging with women’s forums. She became increasingly aware of the silent struggles women endure, particularly in balancing personal dreams with family responsibilities. Rather than resigning, she began asking bold questions: “Why not me?” “What if I tried?” That inner voice led her to step out of her comfort zone and pursue public speaking, health and wellness, and social impact work. But her greatest breakthrough came when she entered the world of pageantry not as a means of glamor, but as a platform for expression and empowerment. The Pageant That Changed Everything In 2022, Varsha registered for a regional beauty pageant under the Mrs. category. It was an unconventional move for a woman who had never imagined herself on stage, in heels, under the spotlight. Yet, it was in that bold step that she discovered a version of herself she hadn’t met before: confident, articulate, and unapologetically ambitious. Though she didn’t win the crown that year, the experience became a turning point. She trained in grooming,