Love Indian embroidery? Get a glimpse of the different styles
Blessed with a myriad of cultures, India is a land of diversity even when it comes to fashion. Art and crafts are one of the prized possessions of the country. One such craft is Indian embroidery—a variety of thread work done in Indian dresses and admired globally. Due to its variety of regional cultures, there are specific embroideries that came up from different regions. For instance, Kantha work of Bengal, Chikankari of..Readmore
What to Wear on The Nine Days of Navratri
The festive season is just a month away, and it is the season of dressing up and having fun too. Navratri is one of the most prominent and important festivals of Hindus that continues for nine days, and each day is devoted to an avatar of Maa Durga. On a similar note, each day also has a dedicated colour, and every colour resembles something. This year, Navratri will be celebrated from October 7 to 15, and we all are too excited to deck up in..readmore
Sharara Suits and our top 7 picks
Remember the baby pink Sharara pants paired with a noodle strap cropped blouse and dupatta donned by Kareena Kapoor in the song Bole Chudiyan from the movie Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gham? Well, obviously we do, because that created a huge stir. That was 2001. Jump cut to 2018, Shararas made a comeback for good, and why not? Comfortable and chic with an added dose of sassiness, designer Sharara Suits are a great choice for..readmore
Indian Ethnic Dresses: Like A Diva's top 5 picks this Eid
This is a difficult time that we all are in. And the best we can do is to celebrate in our individual homes, and send over wishes and sweets to our friends and family. The more we stay at home, the safer we are. But this deadly virus cannot dampen our spirits every time. This is the second time we are into this pandemic and probably have a lot more fights ahead. The Eid festivities this year too may not be grand with your friends and..readmore
How to style on Diwali: Lookbook 2020
The festive season is right around the corner. We may have been affected by the novel coronavirus this year, but let’s not allow Covid-19 dampen our spirits. We might not be celebrating it in the usual manner this year, keeping in mind our safety but dressing up and wearing new dresses is a mandate. We keep waiting for this time of the year and enjoy every bit of the festivity, grandeur, colours and the delicacies. Like every other..readmore