MUMBAI: In a night that shimmered with understated luxury, White, the creative powerhouse known for its culture-first storytelling, transformed Mumbai’s Nilaya Anthology into an immersive Ralph Lauren festive experience on 23 September 2025. The soirée, hosted by Kalyani Chawla, was a masterclass in elegance, emotion, and experiential design.
Bringing together the city’s crème de la crème, from Mira Rajput and Sara Tendulkar to Shanaya Kapoor, the evening unfolded like a perfectly tailored Ralph Lauren moment: timeless, polished, and quietly spectacular. Guests were treated to live tunes by Copycats, celestial insights from astrologer Zohra Shakti, and a decadent three-course dinner curated by chef Rijul from Indian Accent.
Every detail sang Ralph Lauren, from the glow of hand-crafted paper lamps to bespoke furniture and intricately carved candleholders, all woven into a tapestry of refined indulgence. It wasn’t just décor; it was design poetry.
“Experiences have the power to shape how brands are remembered,” said White founder and CEO Vishesh Sahni. “This evening wasn’t just an event, it was a living narrative of Ralph Lauren’s timeless elegance, brought to life with intention and artistry.”
For White, the night marked more than another luxe collaboration. It was a statement that storytelling isn’t confined to screens or campaigns, but can be lived, felt, and remembered. With this soirée, the agency once again proved its flair for crafting cultural moments that sparkle long after the last candle burns out.


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