A brass installation in the shape of a suit welcomes you, signalling the store’s mood even before a single garment comes into view. The new Dhruv Vaish space in Delhi’s Green Park Extension is chic, with curated sections, terrazzo tiles, grey walls that allow colours to pop, and warm lighting that lets textures shine and tailoring do the talking. It’s quiet luxury in the truest sense.
Glimpses of the Dhruv Vaish store
With high-fashion menswear lined up in racks, generous spacing, and fascinating vintage artefacts placed on the shelves, it is a curated environment for men to explore bespoke tailoring possibilities. At the launch of his store, designer Dhruv Vaish said, “At our store, we aim to offer men value, in something that makes them feel good, look great and is of topmost quality. With our fresh designs made by our highly skilled team of tailors and other artisans, we aim to offer the most exclusive pieces.”
Designer Dhruv Vaish with FDCI chairman Sunil Sethi
‘A fine balance of modernity, tradition and quiet luxury’From wardrobe mainstays to occasion wear, the store houses kurtas, shirts, bandhgalas, jackets, embroidered sherwanis, bundis and shirts, each having Dhruv’s signature modern cuts, styles and embroideries.
Shweta Vaish with the guests
Sunil Sethi, the chairman of FDCI, who was present at the store’s launch and was impressed with the collection of embellished jackets, ties and Italian footwear, said, “I am proud of the fact that even after going through his education in fashion and even after working for Rohit Bal, Dhruv still went to Italy to master the art of crafting suits. There are very few exclusive menswear designer stores in the city, and I’m glad he stayed committed to his vision. The store is a fine balance of modernity, tradition and quiet luxury. Here, there’s something for everyone.”
The store allows men to explore bespoke tailoring possibilities
Jenjum Gadi and Pratima Pandey
In a city where menswear can swing between maximal display and generic basics, the Dhruv Vaish store finds a rare middle and invites men to engage with their wardrobes thoughtfully.
