Category: Fashion and Style

Kiara Advani’s Black Saree Moment Is Quiet Luxury With a Bollywood Twist – Here’s How to Recreate It

When Velvet Does the Talking  The saree itself did the talking through texture alone. Velvet has a way of swallowing light rather than reflecting it, and against Kiara’s sleek high bun and dewy, barely-there makeup, the fabric read almost architectural, sculpted, matte, unbothered. Malhotra called it his “classic black saree” on Instagram, and that word, classic,… Continue reading Kiara Advani’s Black Saree Moment Is Quiet Luxury With a Bollywood Twist – Here’s How to Recreate It

Old Zari Is Back and It’s Making Indianwear Look Richer

There’s a thread running through Indian fashion right now, quite literally. Not the neon sequin, not the pastel organza but the metallic gold-and-silver filament that’s been embroidered into our clothes since the Mughal courts. Zari, the craft your grandmother’s wedding saree was made of, is back on runways, red carpets, and reels, except this time it’s… Continue reading Old Zari Is Back and It’s Making Indianwear Look Richer

Sonam Kapoor’s Pichwai-Inspired Anarkali Is Festive Dressing at Its Finest

Some outfits whisper. Sonam Kapoor‘s latest doesn’t, it recites poetry. For her most recent appearance, the actor traded her usual palette-play for total blackout, letting a single, spectacular anarkali carry an entire evening’s worth of drama. No colour to hide behind, no prints to distract, just silhouette, craft, and jewellery doing very deliberate lifting.  Styled by… Continue reading Sonam Kapoor’s Pichwai-Inspired Anarkali Is Festive Dressing at Its Finest

Janmashtami Looks for Kids That Are Anything But Costume-y 

Janmashtami dressing for little ones doesn’t have to mean a full Krishna crown or a literal Radha recreation. The real magic of dressing children for this celebration lies in something more subtle — borrowing the colours, textures, florals and joyful energy that define the Radha-Krishna aesthetic and translating them into festive kidswear that feels contemporary,… Continue reading Janmashtami Looks for Kids That Are Anything But Costume-y 

Janmashtami Outfits With a Little More Drama and a Lot Less Tradition

Janmashtami in the diaspora has a rhythm all its own; temple aartis that start after the American workday ends, community dahi handis in a parking lot instead of a Mathura lane, midnight bhajans that somehow still fit into a Sunday-night schedule. What hasn’t kept pace is the wardrobe. Most closets still default to a plain kurta… Continue reading Janmashtami Outfits With a Little More Drama and a Lot Less Tradition

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