The Nod Mag

After much trial and error, a simple set from London-based activewear label Varley has become my go-to for long-haul flights and beyond

The famous bangle watch gets an edgy, tactile makeover with the maison’s iconic Clou de Paris motif and upside down diamonds

Thinking of buying a natural diamond? We’ve got the low-down on all the reasons why you should

At Dior’s exhibition space in Paris, pieces from the Jonathan Anderson’s debut couture collection for the house now sit among Bar jackets, bow-adorned ballgowns, and colour-changing walls

The resale boom is over. Homegrown labels are betting that the future lies not in chasing Nike, but in creating a category of their own


Looking for the perfect day-to-night tank? We asked models, a fitness trainer, and fashion people where they get their favourite ones

With his latest couture collection ‘Light Song’, the designer turns a forbidden romance between the sun and the moon into bridalwear for a generation that wants both tradition and fantasy at once

Christopher Nolan’s latest release has sparked sold-out translations, audiobook binges, and a fresh wave of readers heading to Ithaca

The world’s most famous calendar, once a playground for photography legends like Annie Leibovitz and Richard Avedon, now turns to Avani Rai and Sølve Sundsbø to present their visions of the country

The novelist discusses ‘Uprising’, writing beyond lived experience, climate fiction, feminist resistance, and why hope remains a political act

Book clubs and international crime are not necessarily incompatible activities in this absurdly ambitious buddy action comedy series starring Hannah Waddingham and Octavia Spencer

Daniel Mason’s novel about two academics flirting with lawn mowing, skiing and farming in the countryside is funny, tender, philosophical—and the best thing you’ll read this year

Ultimate performative male or just misunderstood? Two Gen Zers share their assessment of ‘The Catcher in the Rye’ and one generation’s favourite teenager

An evening spent amidst the Syncopy-tee-donning, trivia-spouting, IMAX-theatre-mapping fans reveals there is Barbenheimer everywhere for those with eyes to see

Look who’s finally taking the “slackers” seriously

Rhiya Ahir never meant to become the face of a movement. But one split-second act of defiance turned her into the accidental symbol of the ongoing Gen Z protest

Olivia Wilde’s ‘The Invite’ packs the disenchantment and resentments of long-term love in one pressure cooker of an evening

Girls for Girls started as a community for those battling loneliness in Kochi. Today, it’s become a space where strangers find their tribe

No one asked for a family meeting. The cosmos called for one anyway

What does tomorrow look like when you’re still in school uniform and talk of AI dominates every conversation about jobs and the future? Bright, if you go buy what these teens and preteens have to say