What happens to the lot of us who aren’t either veering towards wearing a saree – or a lehengas for important milestone occasions? Some might say that the simple suit – in its avatars of angrakha, Anarkali, sharara and Kurti,
The actor-designer duo together has been been creating some of fashion’s most breathtaking moments. Deepika Padukone carries Sabyasachi Mukherjee’s clothes with such a divine demeanour, it makes it hard for onlookers to distribute due credits. The two are an undeniably
Sabyasachi Mukherjee’s clothes are oh so gorgeous (to say the least) but what I love about all his campaigns is the fact that he gives so much attention to detail. The look and expression of the models, the vibe projected
While you must associate your best friend’s wedding with a calendar full of duties, you most definitely have a heavier responsibility to adhere to – looking good! If the entire room has their eye on the bride, there will some
When you think of the ‘Mangalsutra’, an image of a black-golden beaded chain comes to form in the mind. Symbolic of love and holy matrimony, this specific piece of jewellery has been an essential for every bride and married women alike. Although
Call it a Sehra, Saafa or Pagri, the said is an integral part of Indian weddings. While they represent our rich heritage and culture, the millennial groom is not wrong to look at them as an opportunity to raise his style quotient.
Pre-wedding jitters are common for a couple that’s about to say their I do’s, but those set to get married in the coming days are contemplating a pandemic. While you can’t keep coronavirus from ruining your big day, you could still get married
Are you bawling your eyes out looking at your wedding date? Have you even had to push it forward in the wake of the ongoing pandemic? For wedding professionals—planners and coordinators, venue owners and managers, beauticians and barbers, photographers, florists, DJs,
It’s the hot, sunny months of summer and you may to your absolute dislike hear a few distasteful snarls, ‘black’s not a summer colour’. Just know, the fashion climate does not care. Indian maestro Sabyasachi Mukherjee who odes saree as
Six yards of fabric. Six yards of elegance. Six yards of feminity. Six yards of culture. Six yards of tradition. Six yards of power. Recognized globally as the country’s national attire, the sari brings into spotlight our oneness. Each region
