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Anannya Sarkar
Verified
Lead, Special Projects and Journalist, The Voice of Fashion
Delhi, Kolkata
Beats
Biography
Journalist, currently writing on the intersection of art, design and culture--with a keen interest in sustainability. Previously covered beats such as crime, world news and law with over eight years of experience in total across national dailies and digital publications. Personally, a sports-lover and a trained Indian classical dancer.
Culture , Sustainability , Art , Design , Fashion
consumer health, preliminary medical research
Content
By Unnati Saini Verified, Anannya Sarkar Verified, Darshita Goyal, ArtScience Museum| The Voice of Fashion Verified Iris Van Herpen: Sculpting the Senses‘Sculpting the Senses’ first opened at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris, France, in 2024. Now, it is making a pitstop at Singapore’s ArtScience Museum with over 140 pieces and accessories by the Dutch couturier, incorporating nine themes. These include water, earth and body that straddle fashion’s intersection with art, science, sustainability and design.
By Deepansh Duggal, Nidhi Gupta Verified, Anannya Sarkar Verified, ENTERTAINMENTBy Deepansh Duggal| shorturl.at@ Last week, Spotify Wrapped 2023 dropped, giving listeners a nostalgia-fuelled gift full of statistics—the number of minutes listened, favourite genre, top artists, et al while also delivering a yearly dose of existential crisis to users of Apple Music. Most users got Noida as the place where people with similar music tastes are based (needless to say, they weren’t happy) while Pritam was the top artist for most Bollywood music lovers.
indie films - Craft-centric film The Turban Weavers of Bhujodi narrates a tale of pride and heritage - Telegraph India
By Anannya Sarkar Verified| The Telegraph (India) Verified indie films The Telegraph brings you snapshots from the film By Anannya Sarkar Published 28.07.22, 01:18 AM The cultural significance of a turban in India is steeped in history and the many layers of the humble fabric, which is wrapped around the wearer’s head that turns it into not just an item of clothing but an item of pride.
Company Info
The Voice of Fashion
The Voice of Fashion is an online fashion and design magazine that launched in July 2018. It focuses on Indian fashion and its global impact, providing a platform for discussions on trends, cultural influences, and innovative designs in the industry. The magazine features a variety of content, including articles and stories on fashion trends, sustainability, and cultural intersections, contributed by various writers and experts. It also highlights topics such as the evolution of traditional Indian footwear into modern designs. The Voice of Fashion actively engages with its audience through social media, sharing updates and visuals related to fashion and design. Its content appeals to a wide audience, both domestically and internationally, particularly those interested in the influence of Indian fashion.
Founded: 2018