While the red saree with its minimal embroidery detailing on the hemline exuded quiet luxury, the sheer halter neck bejewelled blouse was a statement in itself. Sobhita Dhulipala’s bodice featured ...

There’s something incredibly magical about draping a saree. It’s not just fabric - it’s history, art, identity, and storytelling all woven into six (or nine!) yards of grace. For women who ...

Kajol turns heads in yellow floral saree, it’s price tag will leave you in shock, it is worth Rs… Kajol looked stunning in a bright yellow floral saree as she stepped out in the city. With a ...

While promoting her film ‘Maa’, Kajol stepped out in an elegant yellow floral saree that instantly made us want to recreate the look. Here are the top 5 yellow floral sarees online.

During the promotion of the NMACC India Weekend in New York, Nita Ambani wore a red silk saree with gold embroidery and striking accessories.  ...

Famous for their elaborate weaves, royal appeal, and sumptuous silk, Banarasi sarees are classic works of art. These sarees, which have their roots in Indian heritage, have long held a unique ...

Shriya Saran was spotted at a Bandra restaurant looking effortlessly elegant in a sleek olive green dress. With open hair and a no-fuss style, the ‘Drishyam’ actress proved that subtlety can ...

Samantha's light yellow saree featured beautiful embroidery work. She paired a matching yellow blouse with lace design for the look, and kept her hair untied and parted towards the left side.

Take notes from Shraddha Kapoor’s stunning saree looks—from yellow sunshine drapes to ruffled elegance, perfect for every occasion. 7 Trendy Saree Looks by Shraddha Kapoor You Must Recreate For Day ...

Queen Silvia wore a Dior gown she first wore in 1976 when she surprised performer and designer Christer Lindarw on the Swedish TV show 'Vilket liv!' and gave him a rose.

Designer Hubert de Givenchy looked to India for Hollywood legend Audrey Hepburn’s yellow saree gown in the 1961 film Breakfast at Tiffany’s. Also known as the toga dress, it was an ode to ...