Navratri and Durga Puja are festivals of devotion, dance, and vibrant fashion. Every year, we invest in new outfits, often finding ourselves wearing similar styles or matching with guests. But this time, why not do something different? Instead of buying new kurtas or sarees, repu
Diwali, the festival of lights, is a time of joy, tradition, and togetherness. Instead of purchasing new kurtas this year, consider honoring your heritage by repurposing your old wedding saree or your mother’s cherished saree. This approach not only preserves family traditi
A lehenga is a very special possession. With its intricate design and luxurious fabrics, it is a timeless piece in your wardrobe. Some pieces are divine classics, and they remain supreme no matter what trend rules. But for others, when fashion evolves, there’s no harm in updati
Are you wondering what to do with those sarees unused in your mom’s wardrobe ? They could be heavy Kanjeevaram silks, floral organzas, elegant lines and cottons, stylish netted or georgette sarees or soft crepes and chiffons. Upcycling these sarees into beautiful Indian outfits
By reimagining your bridal wear, you can create fresh, stunning looks for any occasion, ensuring that these beautiful outfits remain a part of your wardrobe long after the wedding day.
Are you wondering what to do with those blouses which have gone out of trend or you are bored of them? You may have heavy Kanjeevaram silk blouses, floral organza blouses or elegant linen and cotton blouses. You may have exact matching ones or mix and match lot. You do not want w