Whenever sarees are mentioned, the name of the silk saree comes first. This is because silk sarees always give a royal look ...

Kareena Kapoor Khan recently made heads turn in an iconic vintage corset-saree from Tarun Tahiliani’s archival collection, exuding sheer grace and royalty. (Image Credits: Instagram) Red is ...

Kareena Kapoor, Priyanka Chopra, Alia Bhatt and Deepika Padukone have all stunned in glittery Sabyasachi sarees on different occasions and in different shades. Alia Bhatt, Deepika Padukone ...

From her opulent red Banarasi saree to her intricate jewellery, every detail of her ensemble reflected the grace and grandeur of Indian bridal fashion. For her big day, Syama embraced the timeless ...

If tradition met a touch of bling, it would look exactly like this Dola silk saree! With its rich Ikkat print and subtle foil detailing, this drape can be termed as ‘elegance with a modern twist’.

Additionally, Allu’s look in saree made the film even more iconic. The actor, who won a national award for his portrayal of Pushpa Raj in the first instalment, has recently shared that he was ...

Kareena Kapoor made a dazzling appearance at her cousin Aadar Jain's wedding with his fiancé, Alekha Advani draped in the most exquisite crimson and gilded nine yards wonder from the shelves of ...

Celebrity stylist, Priyanka R Kapadia styled Alia's wedding ready look with a pair archaic gold Sabyasachi vintage looking necklace with encrusted diamonds, a pair of solitaire studs, her wedding ...

As actor-turned-politician Kangana Rananut celebrates her 38th birthday, here are her most gorgeous saree looks that prove ...

Sarees, flowing anarkalis, structured kaftans, and elegant kameez sets take centre stage, each offering a unique way to embrace the festivities. The pastel palette, featuring hues of powder blue ...

Suhana Khan has always flaunted her Indianness in saree looks. Her love for pastel colours is evident as she glows with her traditional ensembles. Scroll down and have a look. Sourav Ganguly Remembers ...

Ahalya Matthan, a textile patron and founder of The Registry of Sarees, a research and study centre based in Bengaluru specialising in handspun and hand woven textiles, is of the same accord.