The Mystical Closet - Gurgaon/Gurugram

The Mystical Closet, a boutique located in Gurugram/Gurgaon is a hotspot for the ladies who love to play around with colors. The Mystical Closet has a wide collection of designer outfits from lehengas to shararas for special occasions to jumpsuits for regular wear. The price range of the outfit starts from Rs. 7000 and goes as high as Rs. 50,000.

In a small talk with KahaJaun, Takshila Nanda Nayyar, the creative head, gave insights about her label The Mystical Closet.

How would you describe your Label The Mystical Closet?

Vibrant. Fun. Contemporary. Mystical. Accessible.
At TMC, the focus is on adding a distinct element in all our occasion and wedding wear for women.

Which type of audience/shoppers should definitely visit the label The Mystical Closet boutique?

Young ladies and women who like to experiment with colours, silhouettes, embroidery patterns in their ethnic clothing. We customise outfits too.

What type of Collection do you have?

Light weight bridal lehengas.
Mirror clad maxis dresses, shararas and lehengas.
Vivid jumpsuits, jacket outfits, shararas and gararas.
Heavy blouses with plain sarees.

What is the price range of your designer outfits?

Our basic range for starts at:
Lehengas at INR 15000 to INR 50,000.
Shararas/ Gararas at INR 8,000 to 18,000.
Maxis and Jumpsuits at INR 7000 to 15000.
Heavy Blouses and plain saree sets start at INR 8,000.

What type of ambiance you have created at The Mystical Closet boutique?

All appointments are booked at least 24hours in advance. The idea is to give customers exclusive time to look at the collection and try selected outfits.
Its a cosy place, where conversations, coffee and outfit designing go hand in hand.

How did you end up being a designer?

A was a marketeer before entering into the fashion Industry. During my own wedding shopping, I met this dire need to customise all my outfits as per my liking. Their I saw my passion and then there was no turning back.

What is the favorite part of being a fashion designer?

The art in bringing color, texture, pattern, silhouette together, each day.

Which designers have been the biggest influences on you?

A whole lot of them. But what influences me in general is art. I could draw inspiration from an art page I follow or a pattern on a wall or when I travel.

What aspects of the fashion industry would you like to change?

The idea of fast fashion. I feel there should be no strict deadline every few months to deliver a fresh range of silhouettes. Designers should have true freedom to go with their creative flow. That way customers would believe in reusing their outfits confidently. It shouldn’t be a vicious circle of trends.