MUMBAI: Netherlands-based Indian origin beauty entrepreneur Diipa Büller-Khosla has two reasons to be pleased as punch.
The first: her three year old brand indē wild, has recently entered into a ground-breaking global partnership with Sephora, the world's leading prestige beauty retailer. This collaboration marks a historic moment for Indian beauty brands, as indē wild is the first to feature Ayurveda as its core ethos. The partnership will bring Khosla's innovative and sustainable skincare products to a global audience.
The second reason for the broad smile on her face: Büller-Khosla, according to a press release, was the only Indian celebrity invited to Dior's Spring/Summer 2025 women's ready-to-wear showcase at the prestigious 50th anniversary of Paris Fashion Week.
“This exclusive invitation underscores her immense social media popularity, her ability to connect with audiences worldwide, and her profound impact on the fashion industry as a key opinion leader,” says the release.
Büller-Khosla expresses her excitement and gratitude for Dior's invitation and states, "This invitation is a testament to the growing influence of Indian talent on the global fashion stage. It's a proud moment for our country. Dior's commitment to innovation and elegance perfectly complements my brand's ethos. I'm excited to see how our collaboration will redefine the boundaries of luxury fashion.”
Büller-Khosla journey to global recognition began in 2017 when she became the face of Maybelline and had her billboard on Piccadilly circus, London. Since then, she has consistently made her mark at both Cannes and Venice Film Festivals, solidifying her position as a fixture in the international fashion scene.
Today, Büller-Khosla, has 2.1 million followers on Instagram, among whom figure some big names from India including Masaba Gupta, Manish Malhotra, Navya Nanda, Madhu Sapre, Suhana Khan, Ananya Pandey, and Prajakta Kohli. She spends her time travelling all over the world for magazine cover shoots and to promote her brand, when she is not at home with her Dutch diplomat husband Oleg Büller and her daughter Dua.
