Five AG Models Take the Runway for Bharat & Reshma at Bombay Times Fashion Week
Friday night at the Grand Hyatt, Santacruz, belonged to menswear. Bombay Times Fashion Week opened its October 2026 edition on 30 October, and the first day closed with Delhi couture duo Bharat & Reshma, with actor Ibrahim Ali Khan as showstopper. In the middle of that show, look after look, walked five AG Models men: Milad, Javad, Reza, Ardalan and Amos.
Five models from one agency in a single headline menswear show is a vote of confidence from the casting table. We took it as one.
A night of couture menswear
The setting was cool and bright: a pale runway under a white crystalline installation, built to let colour and handwork stand out. Bharat & Reshma sent out a menswear collection of sherwanis, bandhgalas and long jackets in ivory, black and gold, emerald, navy and olive, with velvet, draped shawls and dense hand embroidery. Times Fashion Week described a collection of "beautiful designs, elegant silhouettes and plenty of style".
The showstopper look set the tone. News18 described Ibrahim Ali Khan's ivory sherwani-style jacket, embroidered in gold almost edge to edge, as giving traditional menswear "a lavish royal-core makeover".
The label, founded by Bharat and Reshma Grover in 1991, works across Delhi, Gurugram, Bengaluru and Toronto, and opened its Mumbai studio this August. Friday's show put that bespoke menswear in front of the city's fashion press, celebrity guests and buyers on the first night of the week.
The walk
Our five walked in the middle of the show, the stretch where a collection makes its argument. The opening look introduces a designer's idea and the showstopper closes it, but the middle is where the range, the craft and the consistency have to land, look by look.
Heavy embroidery and long, structured silhouettes are unforgiving on a runway. The jacket has to move cleanly, the drape has to fall the same way on every turn, and the model has to carry real weight in fabric while keeping the line calm and unhurried. That is runway craft, and it is what AG Models prepares its men and women for.
Meet the men
Milad. Mumbai-based, 6'0", with green eyes and a still, focused presence. His own show post, shared with AG Models, puts him in a sage sherwani-style jacket worked in dense gold embroidery. Photo: @lutson1, via Milad.
Javad. Mumbai-based and part of the AG Models men's board.
Reza. Mumbai-based and part of the AG Models men's board.
Ardalan. 6'1", Mumbai-based, and a familiar face from AG's campaign imagery, including work for Korabynm in 2026.
Amos. On Friday he wore one of the collection's sharpest looks: a white jacket and trousers with a cascade of blue beaded embroidery. Photo: supplied by AG Models.
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Mumbai to the world
A night like this travels. Runway footage, show images and a designer credit from a major Indian fashion week are what international agencies and brands look at when they consider a model. AG Models works from Mumbai and offers international placement, and every runway at home adds to the book that opens doors abroad.
Milad, Javad, Reza, Ardalan and Amos now carry Bombay Times Fashion Week into that conversation.
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