Sometime ago, Sabyasachi drew the ire of many women when he said, “I think, if you tell me that you do not know how to wear a saree, I would say shame on you. It's a part of your culture, you need to ...
An Indian designer known for turning heads with his creations has set tongues wagging with his recent comment in a speech at Harvard about the obsolescence of Indian ethnicwear. But the 69-year-old ...
Draping a saree for the first time can be a delightful experience. Choosing the right fabric like cotton-silk or crepe makes it easier. The classic Nivi style involves tucking, pleating, and draping ...
With Diwali around the corner, if you’re away from your hometown, it’s the perfect time to celebrate the festival of lights with your colleagues and friends, allowing you to explore your ethnic ...
How to Drape a Bengali Saree: Step-By-Step Guide: By Sudeshna Paul Talking about the Bengali saree, what comes to mind first? Of course, it is the classic red border and white saree look, but there is ...
Wearing a sari for the first time can be a bit overwhelming, but with a little practice and patience, you can drape it perfectly. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to wear a sari for the first time: ...
Being a newlywed, you will be attending a lot of parties, dinners and celebrations. Wherever you go, everything about your look and appearance, apart from your personality, will also be closely ...
The saree, a timeless Indian garment over 5,000 years old, combines elegance, versatility, and charm. Available in countless fabrics, colours, and patterns, it suits all ages, and occasions. Its ...
https://www.india.com/lifestyle/how-to-wear-a-saree-step-by-step-guide-to-drape-a-saree-the-right-way-1955334/ Copy Do you know how to wear a saree? Well, a lot of ...
Saree with belt: This is the best way to secure your heavy sarees and also provide a hint of youthfulness. A belt also helps provide shape to your waist. Saree with dupatta-style pallu: This is an ...
Indian culture is the saree. This timeless piece of clothing is more than just fabric, in most houses it’s a symbol of heritage passed down through generations. From grandmothers who first bought it ...