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Shweta Shiware

Mumbai
As seen in: Mumbai Mirror, MSN India, The Hindu, MiD DAY, GQ India, DailyO, Architectural Digest (India), Elle (India), Cosmopolitan India, Fashion Unfiltered
Master’s degree Central Saint Martins |former Fashion Features Editor, Grazia India | Presently Columnist @ Mid-day & @ Sunday Mid-Day | She/her |

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Pero meets Hello Kitty, and it’s a match made in gingham

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By Shweta Shiware
| MiD DAY Verified
In HELLO Pero, childhood whimsy and Indian handmade traditions sit side by side like old friends with a collection that’s “100 per cent Pero and 100 per cent Hello Kitty,” Sanrio’s beloved character We enter the Pero x Hello Kitty world wide-eyed, ready not just to stare, but to feel. At Good Earth’s Raghuvanshi Mills address in Mumbai, the outside fades away. A plushie pool beckons, filled with cushioned apples—some in gingham, others like fruit from a cartoon dream.
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Craft, kapda, aur Kareena Kapoor Khan

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By Shweta Shiware
| MiD DAY Verified
Actor Kareena Kapoor Khan announced her return as the face of Lakme If fashion ever thought it could dodge the emotions it stirs, Lakmé Fashion Week x Fashion Design Council of India (LFW x FDCI) proved otherwise. Sure, people love to shrug off tears at a show—“too dramatic,” “over the top”—but let’s be real: the best moments in fashion make us feel something. Dislocation, surprise, weirdness, grief, pain, even discomfort, are much a part of the emo experience as the clothes themselves.
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Pampa: Textiles of Karnataka - A Curatorial Homecoming to the Region’s Resilient Craft

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By Shweta Shiware
| Elle (India)
Lavina Baldota could easily be considered a global curator, but it is in Hampi, her “karma bhoomi”, that she has come full circle. Her curatorial journey began in 2019 with 'Santati Mahatma Gandhi: Then.Now.Next', marking Gandhi’s 150th anniversary. This was followed by 'Sutr Santati' (2022–2024), 'Khadi a Canvas' (a tribute to Raja Ravi Varma), and 'Stambh' (a contemporary exploration of Indian craft through functional art).
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