Thereās always some rearranging before the doors open. A necklace moved from marble to wood. A rack positioning tweaked to sit better next to another collection. A belt unravelled slightly and left against the curve of a vessel. Someone stepping back to look at a table again.
The same piece can feel completely different depending on where itās placed, whatās beside it and underneath it. And accessories, more than most things, tend to be chosen through feeling first. A pair of earrings tried on casually and worn out of the store. A necklace bought before a wedding and then worn for years afterwards with white shirts and old kurtas. Belts that move between generations almost accidentally.
A lot of curation comes down to this. Not just what is chosen, but how itās encountered and what itās surrounded by. The context that allows someone to notice it properly in the first place.
This is just the way weāve always done things. Long before retail became about experience, we were already looking at atmosphere. At the brass detailing, the Banswara marble, the grain of the wood, the objects pieces are rested against for an afternoon before being moved elsewhere. In making Indian materials and ways of being feel entirely at ease not only in a modern wardrobe, but in the spaces surrounding it too.
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This display in Ensemble Mehrauli was put together by Amit Hansraj.
Qutab Gardens
First Floor, Shop No. F1 & F5, Style Mile Road, Mehrauli,
New Delhi-110030
Ph No: +91 8828814246
Bombay, clear your calendars for Tuesday the 19th āØ
LoĆÆc Chapoix, celebrity hairstylist and Creative Director at Dessange, is coming to Ensemble Santa Cruz alongside Makeup Director Mariyum Nagani for hair consultations, quick styling and makeup touch-ups. Their team is taking care of nails and foot massages, while Pali Beauty introduces clients to their approach to clean beauty and Minus 30 brings in something cold for the afternoon.
On the fashion side, Mini Sondhi will be presenting Canvas, her pret line, while Tina Tahiliani styles clients across fifteen new summer collections.
Tuesday, 4 PM at Ensemble Santa Cruz. Appointments encouraged, WhatsApp the number below
Mumbai:
11, Span Center,
South Avenue, Santacruz (W)
Contact number: +91 99307 21115
New Sunira and Medha at Khan Market. What drew us to both collections was a shared understanding of summer dressing: clothes should feel good on the body first. Sunira approaches that through resham embroidery, hand block printed florals and silhouettes that balance softness with structure, while Medha works with placement tie-dye across silk crepe, organza and handwoven chiniya silk, allowing each piece to develop differently through the making process.
The kind of pieces that never feel out of place, whether worn casually or for something more significant.
Shop the labels in store at Ensemble Khan Market, or worldwide at
18-B, Ground Floor, Khan Market, New Delhi
Contact number: +91 83838 45824
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{Ensemble India, Medha, Sunira, Textile Led Dressing, Summer Wardrobe}
#EnsembleExclusive ~ Urvashi Kaurās Kehai is about how fabric feels against skin, and how it behaves on the body. Organza, kota doria, jamdani, habutai silk, each one chosen for its lightness, the way it sits between opacity and air. Yesterday Urvashi came in and walked us through it herself. There is something different about hearing a designer talk about their own work in person. More from yesterday coming soon.
Mumbai:
Ensemble Kala Ghoda
130/132 Great Western Building, Shahid Bhagat Singh Road, Kala Ghoda, Mumbai
Contact number: +91 98333 20174
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{Ensemble India, Urvashi Kaur, Summer Wardrobe, Handloom}
#EnsembleExclusive ~ Anjul Bhandari has spent years creating some of the most exquisite chikankari occasionwear around. The kind of pieces people buy for celebrations, keep for decades and eventually pass on.
Which is what makes these shirts so good. Handwork and intricacy honed over generations, translated into something unfussy and wildly wearable. Easy silhouettes, beautiful fabrics and the kind of crafstmanship that makes a shirt feel far more special than it has any right to.
Anjul Bhandari shirts, available exclusively at Ensemble Emporio.
Delhi NCR:
3rd Floor, DLF Emporio Mall, Vasant Kunj, Phase 2, New Delhi
Contact number: +91 99998 03713
Most occasion looks tend to lean either more traditional or distinctly contemporary. Thereās just something about occasionwear that isnāt trying too hard. What we loved about Ananya Panday in this Aikeyah look was how naturally it balanced the two. The softness of the blush drape and delicate embroidery brought a sense of ease, while the layered silhouette gave it a more modern perspective.
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{Ensemble India, Ananya Pandey, Kurta Sets, Celebrity Style}
Long before androgynous dressing became a fashion trope, Rishta by Arjun Saluja was already exploring silhouettes that sat outside traditional gender codes. That perspective still defines the label today. Precise tailoring, elongated proportions and sculptural drape give the clothes their distinct shape and fluidity, while allowing them to move easily across settings. Seen here is his āmenswear.ā We always loved it for how the same look could work for dinner, an opening or a wedding, styled differently each time.
And for all the experimentation, the clothes never lose their sense of ease or wearability.
Shop Rishta by Arjun Saluja in store at Ensemble Kala Ghoda
Mumbai:
130/132 Great Western Building,
Shahid Bhagat Singh Road,
Kala Ghoda, Mumbai
Contact number: +91 98333-20174
Weāre popping up in Baroda tomorrow, Thursday, May 14th, at Trisha Exclusive š
Expect an expansive summer edit spanning elevated daywear, destination-ready separates and easy occasion dressing, via a mix of signature labels and new-season discoveries.
Trisha Exclusive, 2nd floor above Trisha Gallery, Alkapuri, Baroda. @anuradha_gupta31
#EnsembleDesignerDNA is about the people behind the clothes. The experiences, influences, and relationships that shape a label over time.
Kanika Goyal builds from contradiction. The brand came from watching how people actually live, swinging between control and chaos, between taking themselves seriously and not at all, and deciding that tension was worth designing into. And while she began with experimentation at her core, the work has grown more intentional over time. From the typography to what it said to every last detail, everything is thought through but the humour that initially inspired the brand never left. Thereās a precision to how she holds that balance. And her mantra is just that: to take it easy.
These are the stories we return to. The ones that help us understand not just what is made, but who itās made by, and how that understanding shapes what we curate.
Summer festive at Ensemble Mehrauli āļøš
Qutab Gardens
First Floor, Shop No. F1 & F5, Style Mile Road, Mehrauli,
New Delhi-110030
Ph No: +91 8828814246
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{Ensemble India, Torani, Mehrauli, Summer Weddings}
Nothing is more ubiquitous than the kurta. And perhaps nothing has been flattened by familiarity quite like it either. A wardrobe constant across generations, the silhouette is now being revisited with far more nuance than itās often given credit for.
Designers are reworking the kurta through proportion, drape, construction and styling. Some retain the codes of the classic almost entirely. Others push it into new territory, somewhere between tunic, shirt and dress.
(And in this crazy heat, few things feel better than kurtas that breathe and also barely touch the body!)
Seen here ~ Kora, Karishma Khanduja, Purvi Doshi, Prama by Pratima Pandey, Sarang Kaur, Surmaye, Surbhi Gupta.
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{Ensemble India, Summer Wardrobe, New In, Kurta, Tunic}