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Mia by Tanishq and Lakmē team up for everyday style collaboration
Jewellery and beauty brands launch influencer campaign centred on daily self-expression.
MUMBAI: When sparkle meets glow, everyday style gets a little brighter. Jewellery and beauty are stepping out of their separate lanes. Mia by Tanishq and Lakmē have joined hands in what the brands describe as a first-of-its-kind collaboration, bringing together fashion jewellery and beauty to champion everyday style rather than occasion-led dressing.
The partnership pairs Mia’s Sunkissed Collection with the Lakmē 9to5 Hya Beach Edit, reflecting a growing consumer shift where jewellery and beauty are increasingly seen as daily essentials instead of accessories reserved for weddings, festivals or special occasions.
The collaboration debuts with a curated influencer-led “summer styling stack” campaign, featuring creators across fashion, beauty, travel, lifestyle and GRWM (Get Ready With Me) content. The campaign showcases how effortless jewellery and a sun-kissed glow come together to create wearable looks for everyday moments from a morning coffee run to the 9-to-5 workday and beyond.
The move taps into a broader trend among young Indian consumers, who are increasingly using both beauty products and jewellery as expressions of personal identity rather than symbols of celebration alone. By bringing the two categories together, the brands are attempting to occupy a lifestyle space that has traditionally remained fragmented.
Unlike conventional co-branding exercises centred on festive collections or limited-edition launches, the partnership is built around routine styling, signalling how brands are increasingly aligning with everyday consumer behaviour instead of occasion-based purchases.
Beyond the initial launch, Mia by Tanishq and Lakmē have outlined a longer-term roadmap that includes festive campaigns, seasonal activations and future collaborations aimed at keeping the conversation around self-expression and everyday styling alive throughout the year.
The partnership also reflects the growing role of creator-led marketing, with influencer content becoming a key medium for brands seeking to connect with younger, digitally native audiences through authentic, lifestyle-driven storytelling rather than traditional advertising.




