Journalist — Fashion, Beauty & Culture

Mokshaa Shivlani writes about the clothes we wear, and the stories they tell.

Bylines in Harper’s Bazaar, ELLE, Vogue, Cosmopolitan, and CULTURED, covering fashion, health & beauty, art & culture, and food & travel.

Selected Work

Tracking the Indian contingent at the 2025 Met Gala and how heritage tailoring made its case on fashion's biggest stage.

An investigation into the oversized shirt as borrowed intimacy, comfort, and quiet rebellion.

Cycle syncing, explained without the pseudoscience — what training with your hormones actually looks like.

Dispatches from this year's Tribeca winners circle, and the films worth chasing down.

Two decades of the performance biennial, marked in one suitably theatrical night.

A rebuttal to convenience-cooking culture, and a case for letting dinner take all evening.

The Beats

From Me To You

Fashionably Lost — How to experience a city if fashion is the way you understand the world.