Alia Bhatt dazzled at Cannes 2025 with multiple stunning looks, including a gown and a custom saree. After Cannes, she ...

Elegance and grace are traits Rashmika Mandanna carries effortlessly. The actress recently took to social media, embracing ...

The history of Kanjivaram silk is a unique blend of centuries-old artistry and mythology. Legend has it that a sage, Markanda ...

Director Kabir Khan and his wife Mini Mathur are on cloud nine as their son Vivaan graduated from the University of Southern California. The couple attended the graduation ceremony, with Mini also ...

One of the most popular ways to recycle a wedding saree is by turning it into an Anarkali dress or lehenga. The rich borders and zari work can be perfectly used as hems or waistbands. You can mix ...

A bride was left upset when her mother bought her a wedding dress without consulting her. The woman, 28, wrote in Reddit’s "Am I the A-----" forum that her mother went out on her own to buy her ...

The state government has been giving free dhoti and saree to PDS cardholders every year on the occasion of Pongal festival. ERODE: The Tamil Nadu government has issued a government order for free ...

“Around ten sarees from Tamil Nadu have already obtained GI tags. A few more applications for obtaining GI tags for sarees from the State have been submitted, and are currently being processe ...

It’s nearly time for spring wedding guest dress shopping. If you’re like me, you may have already spent too many minutes scrolling through options online. I’m here to declare that with ...

After the wedding, many brides are left wondering what they should do with their wedding dress. Should they have it professionally cleaned for preservation purposes? Should they hang it in their ...

Speaking with Galatta India, Keerthy shared the story behind her iconic red saree look: “It's my mom's wedding saree, and I refurbished it. Anita Dongre did it, and she’s done it beautifully.” ...

Traditionally, a wedding dress was a precious item that you wore for one day only, before putting it back in its box—safely stowing it away in the attic for future generations (you’d hope).