Not many are aware that an ancient two-piece garment ( "antariya" ), draped in front and back, to cover the lower body has today evolved into the most popular attire called "Lehenga". The current "Look" of this dress is quite similar to those worn by the women during Lord Krishna's period...

One of the essential components of any attire, for any occasion or season, is the fabric itself. Designers, fashionistas and talented seamstresses/conceptualisers can make do without fancy buttons, hooks, laces etc. but creating a dress without fabric is impossible...

Just like colours that improve mood, confidence and offers that "Feel Good" factor, printed fabrics too have a similar effect on the wearer. One of the distinct examples of a colour and its effect on human psyche is yellow. It inspires, boosts vibrancy and thereby happiness. On the other...

Embroidery is one of the creative ways of transforming ordinary fabrics/attires into regalia, a signature wear that is one of a kind. Although this art has seen several ups and downs in terms of popularity it has never disappeared or been abandoned for long durations. Today...

A saree is one of the oldest attires of Indian civilisation. Its mention in ancient Vedic scriptures only authenticates this belief further. Of course, this form of dress is synonymous with women. Earlier, sarees were limited to cotton fabrics and silk fabrics. Over a period of time and...