Navratri is almost at its grand finale, and Day 9 calls for an outfit that makes every garba spin and festive photograph count. The colour of the day is purple, a regal shade associated with elegance, luxury, and celebration. From embroidered sharara sets and twirl-worthy lehengas to statement sarees and contemporary cape outfits, there are… Continue reading Day 9 of Navratri 2026: 9 Purple Outfits to End the Festive Season in Style
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Day 3 of Navratri 2026: 7 Grey Outfits That Deserve a Spot in Your Festive Wardrobe
Day 3 of Navratri brings grey to the centre stage, and this is not the rainy afternoon grey or your boring office wear grey. Navratri greys come with shimmering tissue, intricate mukaish, silver embroidery and silhouettes made for all-night garba twirling. Grey has a way of making festive dressing feel soft, refined and effortlessly luxurious. And when… Continue reading Day 3 of Navratri 2026: 7 Grey Outfits That Deserve a Spot in Your Festive Wardrobe
Day 2 of Navratri 2026: 9 Head-Turning Green Outfits That Bring the Drama
If Day 1 of Navratri is twirling in yellow and bringing in all the warmth and positivity of sunshine, Day 2 is where the colour starts to make a statement. Teal is the shade loved and embraced by all for its jewel-toned twist to Navratri dressing. Think jewel-toned, slightly blue, deeply festive and impossible to miss… Continue reading Day 2 of Navratri 2026: 9 Head-Turning Green Outfits That Bring the Drama
9 Red Outfits to Make Your UK Karwa Chauth Look Anything But Traditional
Karwa Chauth in Britain has its own choreography. Sargi happens in the dark, in a cold kitchen, at an unreasonable hour. Then comes the long day of tea you cannot drink. By evening, the flat smells of ghee and mehendi. Somebody’s mum is on video call from Ludhiana. The moon, meanwhile, is hiding behind a… Continue reading 9 Red Outfits to Make Your UK Karwa Chauth Look Anything But Traditional
13 Ganesh Chaturthi Outfits to Wear in UK If You Are Bored of Lehengas and Sarees
Gen Z could sucessfully do what the previous generation deemed impossible: they made Indian wear cool without making it feel like a history lesson.The kurta got a little more dramatic. The sharara got a little more attitude. The cape entered the chat. And somewhere along the way, the humble ethnic set went from “What should I wear to… Continue reading 13 Ganesh Chaturthi Outfits to Wear in UK If You Are Bored of Lehengas and Sarees
Best Hariyali Teej Outfit Ideas for Women This Festive Season
Hariyali Teej arrives every year like a burst of colour in the middle of monsoon, and green is always the outfit of choice. The festival celebrates the reunion of Shiva and Parvati, and married women, along with young girls, deck up in vibrant greens to symbolise fertility, prosperity, and the lush new season. From swings… Continue reading Best Hariyali Teej Outfit Ideas for Women This Festive Season
London Mahotsav Calls for Your Best Indian Fashion Moment
What to Wear to the London Mahotsav This Year The dress code at London Mahotsav occupies a beautiful middle ground. It calls for something festive enough to honour the cultural richness of the evening, yet practical enough to carry you through a packed programme of performances, food stalls, indoor and outdoor moments, and perhaps even an impromptu… Continue reading London Mahotsav Calls for Your Best Indian Fashion Moment
Know Your Designer- Episode 25: Mustard Moon by Neyha and Vrinda
A contemporary label rooted in mindful luxury and modern femininity, Mustard Moon by Neyha and Vrinda is redefining Indian occasio wear with a fresh, effortless twist. The brand blends refined silhouettes, soft romantic detailing, and an earthy colour philosophy to create pieces that feel both elevated and easy. Known for its signature blend of subtle drama and wearable glamour, Mustard Moon creations speak to the modern… Continue reading Know Your Designer- Episode 25: Mustard Moon by Neyha and Vrinda
Go Classic Black This Makar Sankranti: 6 Modern Outfits That You Cannot Miss
Makar Sankranti marks the sun’s journey into the Capricorn sign, bringing longer, warmer days. It’s a festival celebrated with great joy across India, and in Maharashtra, it holds a unique cultural significance, complete with special traditions and, most notably, a distinct dress code. The Significance of Makar Sankranti in Maharashtra In Maharashtra, Makar Sankranti is a three-day festival filled… Continue reading Go Classic Black This Makar Sankranti: 6 Modern Outfits That You Cannot Miss