There is a certain nerve to posting “I was framed 😏” when the frame in question is doing half the acting. In Taaruk Raina’s latest fashion editorial, the focal point is a pair of Montblanc glasses, the kind of object that can flatten a look into costume, or sharpen it into character. Here, they do the latter, backed by clean styling and a Mumbai rooted lineup of labels.
The Montblanc glasses are the plot twist



Eyewear is often treated as an afterthought in celebrity dressing, a practical add on that comes on only after the photos are done. This story flips that order. The Montblanc glasses are placed as the image’s first read, and then the outfit follows, each line of tailoring working in support of the frame’s geometry.
Montblanc, a house best known for writing instruments and leather goods, has built out a serious eyewear business under a long running licensing partnership with Kering Eyewear. That matters because it explains the product’s direction. The design language is brand coded, but the engineering and distribution sit inside Kering’s eyewear machine.
For the collaboration claim itself, Kering Eyewear publicly lists Montblanc among its brand portfolio. You can see it on the company’s official site: Kering Eyewear brand portfolio.
Mumbai labels, camera ready tailoring
The outfit credits point to two fashion names: Quaint Mumbai and NM Design Studio. Without a runway press release attached, the fairest read is that this is a styling led blend rather than a single collection moment, a reminder that celebrity fashion in India increasingly moves through nimble, city based brands that can deliver precision quickly and photograph even better.
Styled by Suvidhi Jain, with a team credited as Sam at Workk, the look leans on proportion and finish rather than novelty. Accessories by Antriksh Exim add the punctuation marks. In a shoot where eyewear is treated as a leading actor, the supporting cast has to stay disciplined, and it does.
Why this styling direction is landing right now
Celebrity fashion has been swinging back toward pieces that hold up in close crop photography. Frames, rings, a strong cuff, a clean shoulder line, these are the details that survive compression, reposts, and screenshots. The best stylists are designing for that ecosystem, not just the room.
The people behind the frame
The credits read like a compact studio built for speed and control. Photographer Katooch is credited as @iamkatooch, with grooming by Parvez Reflection Salon. That grooming note is not incidental. When eyewear is central, skin finish, hairline detail, and the cleanliness of the overall styling decide whether the image feels intentional or accidental.
As for the headline tease, “framed” is a flirt, but it is also a literal instruction. Look at the glasses first, then let everything else snap into place.
Photo Credits
Cover image and additional images courtesy of their respective owners. Styling: Suvidhi Jain. Team: Sam at Workk. Outfit: Quaint Mumbai and NM Design Studio. Glasses: Montblanc, with Kering Eyewear credited. Accessories: Antriksh Exim. Pictures: @iamkatooch. Grooming: Parvez Reflection Salon. Talent: Taaruk Raina.








