According to Vogue, metallics are having a moment this fall. A significant fall trend to fall back on for 2022’s soiree season is something metallic. Simitri is synonymous with shimmer and shine, no matter the season.

Simitri’s design philosophy is more is more. We love more color, more embellishment, more sequins, more tassels, more whimsy, more sparkle, and more glimmer. We also believe that bags should be anything but boring.

It begins deep in the heart of Old Delhi; chaos and clutter meet the untrained eye. Walking through narrow lanes bursting with humble storefronts, you would never imagine the hidden treasures. Dare to step inside, and you find a world full of wonder.

There will be more weddings in the United States in 2022 than any other year since 1984, according to a new survey by The Knot. They estimate that 2.6 million weddings will take place this year, so chances are you are a bride-to-be, a mother of the bride, a bridesmaid, or a wedding guest.

Our bags are so unnecessary. But then again, you don't buy a Simitri because it's necessary. You buy a Simitri because you want to #ownthatbag.

A glimpse behind Simitri's expression #ownthatbag through Creative Director, Gayatri Chopra's story.

This beautiful, shaded and shimmering clutch is a must-have in your closet. Its ombre pattern of silver, gold and rose gold along the innumerable tassels of metallic chains lets this luxurious bag hold its own alongside any style or color of dress.  With a lush black velvet lining, it truly epitomizes a sparkling summer night on the town.

Cutdana embroidery originated in the royal homes of India’s various kings and queens who lived lavish lifestyles. The very idea of sewing stones onto clothes was a means to differentiate between those belonging to royal or affluent homes from those belonging to the middle and lower classes who wore plainer clothes with hardly any embellishments.