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Rashmika Mandanna’s beige Arpita Mehta churidar set featured kasab and cutdana embroideryShe completed the look with a s...
12/06/2025

Rashmika Mandanna’s beige Arpita Mehta churidar set featured kasab and cutdana embroidery
She completed the look with a sleek bun and statement polki earrings

Nita Ambani’s jamawar sari by Tarun Tahiliani took 1,900 hours to completeThe entrepreneur paired this heritage offering...
23/01/2025

Nita Ambani’s jamawar sari by Tarun Tahiliani took 1,900 hours to complete
The entrepreneur paired this heritage offering with 50 carats worth of diamond jewellery

Sobhita Dhulipala married Naga Chaitanya in a traditional puttu cheera sari with maximal gold jewelsHonouring her Telugu...
05/12/2024

Sobhita Dhulipala married Naga Chaitanya in a traditional puttu cheera sari with maximal gold jewels
Honouring her Telugu heritage the bride opted for a traditional South Indian wedding attire

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12/07/2024

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A cascade of flowing drapes accentuated with vintage embroidery and handmade tassels descended the runway for homegrown ...
23/02/2024

A cascade of flowing drapes accentuated with vintage embroidery and handmade tassels descended the runway for homegrown Gujarati label Jigya M’s debut at London Fashion Week. Paying homage to her heritage, founder Jigya Patel featured Gujarati fabrics like gharchola bandhej and patan patolas alongside intricate mochi embroidery. Along with Jigya M's inaugural international showcase, designs also debuted from fellow homegrown artisans Gopi Vaid, Nitin Bal Chauhan, Tanieya Khanuja and more. But this was not just another fashion show in India; this was the scene at the London Fashion Week catwalk featuring nine burgeoning Indian labels at the 2024 Medusa exhibition in Hyde Park.

How chikankari overcame the sequin-dominated bridal industryChikankari’s modern avatar as bridal wear is breathing new l...
07/02/2024

How chikankari overcame the sequin-dominated bridal industry
Chikankari’s modern avatar as bridal wear is breathing new life into the centuries old craft

The tale of chikankari is steeped in dualities—an embroidery that’s done on the reverse of the fabric, a legacy with conflicting stories about its origins, and a textile art that has. The delicate cotton threads that create intricate, gossamer motifs also link the past to the present. While popular culture often claims that it was Nur Jehan who brought chikankari to Lucknow, records now trace back this art to the era of Chandragupta Maurya. However, there’s no doubting the fact that the art flourished under the patronage of the Mughals followed by the nawabs of Awadh.

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Bhumi Pednekar brings the sexy with her latest sari. While the traditional six-yard number has gained global recognition...
17/01/2024

Bhumi Pednekar brings the sexy with her latest sari. While the traditional six-yard number has gained global recognition, it has seen various iterations to the styles, drapes and designs as every designer's interpretation continues to bring in perspectives that reflect the modern day. Bhumi Pednekar's recent choice is a modern and sultry interpretation of the silhouette

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