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Rakshabandhan – Lehenga looks Decoded

Rakshabandhan is round the corner. Come celebrations and we all want to deck up. The innate desire to look good and feel festive looks for a

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6 Yards of Sheer Elegance - Sarees

You ask me one elegant traditional attire I am going to wear this festive season and I say, Saree . The drape that defines elegance and exud

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6 Yards of Sheer Elegance - Sarees

You ask me one elegant traditional attire I am going to wear this festive season and I say, Saree. The drape that defines elegance an

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Voilet Georgette Saree With Blouse

Grab this saree in pretty color for a beautiful look. The saree is fabricated on Georgette with Satin Banglori Silk blouse attached and is beautified with Paper Mirror Embroidery Work. Pair the saree with a light jewelry set, heels and a clutch bag for the complete look

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6 Yards of Sheer Elegance - Sarees

You ask me one elegant traditional attire I am going to wear this festive season and I say, Saree. The drape that defines elegance and exudes divinity, accentuates the figure and drips ‘traditional’ in every thread. To most of us, this is the garment that instantly connects us to our moms and grand-moms. And to most of us, the favorite saree fabrics are the ones they draped in for years for festivals like Ganesh Chaturthi, Diwali, KarwaChauth, and a whole array of festivals. The sarees they collected, maintained, and passed on to us as heirloom pieces.   I have memories of Kanjeevarams, Banarasi silks, Tussar silks, Paithanis, Organzas, Mysore Silks, Narayan Peth, Chanderis, Net, Chiffons, and Georgettes. Of course, the humble yet compelling cotton cannot be forgotten. We have a legacy of very distinct weaves and fabrics that varies between states. Here’s throwing some light on these and celebrating each weave in its spirit.

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Latest lehenga design for this festive season

Talk of traditional Indian ethnic wear and lehenga has no alter ego. A girl’s love affair with her lehenga knows no bounds and definitions. Lehenga has seen it all. Our earliest lehengas until at least half a century, were quintessential intense reds, that gave way to green and pink, blues and purples in the mid-’90s. Light colors were still not preferred; whites and blacks were taboo. Times unfolded, and as people kindled their adventurous sides the rest of the colors and even multi-colored lehengas got to see the sun. However, the Band-Baja-Barat scene has pepped up off-late - thanks to the last few years - and we are seeing a lot of pastel colors on the wedding aisles.

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Perfect Gifting Options This Diwali

Diwali is one of the biggest and most awaited festivals of the year. A time for togetherness, feeling of love, gratitude, and appreciation f