The Woman
January 2024
These women embody strength, wisdom and assurance. They’ve left an indelible mark with their bold, distinctive sense of self and style.
The project explores their space; spaces that reflect their stories and objects of love.
Women: Simi Chadha | Rashmi Talwar | Aparna Verma
Photographs: Pranoy Sarkar
Casting and Styling: Devanshi Tuli
BOMBAYWALLA | MARLEX TAILORS
November 2023
"Mukeshbhai makes his customers go from zero to hero."
This series is part of an ongoing collaboration between BOMBAYWALLA and PAYAL KHANDWALA. It showcases the people, places, and spaces of an older Bombay adapting to and living in a new Mumbai.
Photographs: Sunhil Sippy
WOMEN OF INDIA | DELHI
November 2023
Episode 4 of our 'Women of India' series transports us to our country's capital, New Delhi, where we observe the strength and spirit of her women.
Photographs: Pranoy Sarkar
PAYAL KHANDWALA | NEW DELHI
September 2023
New Delhi has been and will always be an important city for us.
Our wait to find the right space, that fit the vision for our flagship store, took years of scouting and visits.
This finally came to an end when we found our new home at The Dhan Mill in Chhatarpur.
We wanted to create a space that carries forward the brand’s distinct blueprint previously experienced in our past and current stores. And in doing so, brings to Delhi the spirit of our Bombay.
Our New Delhi based patrons are now able to interact with us in a tangible way, this is both integral to the brand and important for our clients to experience first-hand. Our newest flagship is a quietly luxurious space with minimal details that invites you to take pause. A space to discover, to escape to, to linger and to shop.
Photographs: Team PAYAL KHANDWALA
BOMBAYWALLA | RELIANCE TAILORING HOUSE
September 2023
"Joe Goes doesn’t know if it’s a baba or baby, at the end of the month his daughter is due for delivery."
This series is part of an ongoing collaboration between BOMBAYWALLA and PAYAL KHANDWALA. It showcases the people, places, and spaces of an older Bombay adapting to and living in a new Mumbai.
Photographs: Sunhil Sippy