Fashion Blogs

It’s time for us to re-live the fashion styles that made the industry buzz with appreciation and contemplation. The sarees have been considered a very traditional source of styling but this year this style has won hearts and has become famous amongst the people and in Bollywood as well. Various celebrities have been caught on camera flaunting their beautiful saris for the paparazzi.

1. Printed Sarees

Printed sarees are simple yet elegant design. They come in various printed designs and look gorgeo

India is a country that truly upholds and lives up to the phrase ''unity in diversity''. It is home to a billion people and has over a hundred different dialects. This country is a fine mélange of various cultures that stay together in harmony by maintaining its own individuality with pride. Every state in India has its language and customs that the people living in the state follow, and the Handloom industry is no different. Let us have a look at the handloom industry and its uniqueness to know

Kanjivaram silk is one of the most widely known silk sarees in India and is native to the state of Tamil Nadu in South India. Also known as Kanchipuram, it is almost synonymous with the gamut of South Indian sarees because of its unmatched popularity. What distinguishes this type of saree from all the other types is the sheen of the fabric and its high durability. Its durability is enhanced by its richness and fine finish.
Interestingly, the indigenous weaving community whose mainstay is the pro

It’s time for us to re-live the fashion styles that made the industry buzz with appreciation and contemplation. The sarees have been considered a very traditional source of styling but this year this style has won hearts and has become famous amongst the people and in Bollywood as well. Various celebrities have been caught on camera flaunting their beautiful saris for the paparazzi.

1. Printed Sarees

Printed sarees are simple yet elegant design. They come in various printed designs and look gorgeo

India is a country that truly upholds and lives up to the phrase ''unity in diversity''. It is home to a billion people and has over a hundred different dialects. This country is a fine mélange of various cultures that stay together in harmony by maintaining its own individuality with pride. Every state in India has its language and customs that the people living in the state follow, and the Handloom industry is no different. Let us have a look at the handloom industry and its uniqueness to know

Kanjivaram silk is one of the most widely known silk sarees in India and is native to the state of Tamil Nadu in South India. Also known as Kanchipuram, it is almost synonymous with the gamut of South Indian sarees because of its unmatched popularity. What distinguishes this type of saree from all the other types is the sheen of the fabric and its high durability. Its durability is enhanced by its richness and fine finish.
Interestingly, the indigenous weaving community whose mainstay is the pro