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Sreeleelaâs pink lehenga features intricate aari and zari work, crafted over 600 hours (opens the original)
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Sreeleela is ushering the season in rose quartz, which can be touted as a coveted colour for festive times. Pink may be a mainstay in Indian occasionwear collections, but with her recent appearance in New Delhi-based designer Ridhi Mehraâs lehenga, sheâs giving the familiar hue a contemporary direction. âWith this look, I wanted to honour the richness of Indiaâs textile heritage, while giving it a distinctly contemporary expression,â says Mehra about the actorâs richly worked piece t
Tamannaah Bhatia accessorised her Rohit Bal anarkali with earrings featuring 322 natural diamonds (opens the original)
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As Tamannaah Bhatia steps onto the promotional circuit for The Vvaan: Force of the Forrest, her recent wardrobe offers plenty of occasionwear inspiration, just in time for the festive season. For one of her latest outings, the actor turned to late designer Rohit Bal’s eponymous label for an ivory anarkali. The look also reinstates the neutral palette as a go-to for festive occasions, proving that ivory can hold its own against the jewel tones and saturated hues of the season that are both predic
How experts recommend spending your wedding budget, from â¹75 lakh to â¹2 crore (opens the original)
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Luxury isn't about how much you spend, but about how intelligently and intentionally you spend it. When it comes to weddings, the new language of opulence isnât defined by size or scale, but by unforgettable experiences, heirloom-worthy fashion and thoughtful hospitality. A well-planned wedding budget, then, becomes the foundation of a beautifully executed wedding, helping you decide where to invest and spend. It starts with understanding that no two weddings are alike. âThere canât be a o
Dia Mirzaâs shibori sari is inspired by the intricate world of roots (opens the original)
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Dia Mirzaâs wardrobe has made a staunch argument for organic textiles and handcrafted processes feeling chic and so-now. From linen separates to naturally dyed saris, her choices favour material honesty over machine-made shine. Her latest appearance kept that thread going. For a recent outing, the actor and environmental activist chose a brown sari from Studio Medium, a New Delhi-based label by textile specialist Riddhi Jain Satija, known for working with traditionalist processes such as hand-
Sreeleelaâs Banaras-inspired rani pink lehenga was hand-embroidered over 150 hours (opens the original)
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Sreeleela is ushering in the festive season with a lehenga that is a celebration of craft and colour. She stepped out wearing a rani pink, richly-embroidered lehenga that put Indian handloom at the centre of the look from the label Amaare by New Delhi-based designer Sahib Bhatia. Launched under the labelâs Fall/Winter 2026 collection, the bohemian kalidar lehenga, inundated with diamond-shaped patterns in shades of pink, orange and purple, draws from Varanasiâs textile heritage, vibrant pale
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