A sari is more than just a fabric. It's a mood, an emotion and the easiest way to stand out in a room.
Sometimes a little accessory like a nose ring is all you need to elevate your look from nice to WOW.
Move over minimalism, because we are officially welcoming mermaidcore to our shores.
Bollywood celebrities are embracing innovative and unique denim styles, moving beyond classic jeans to incorporate elements like shoelace patterns, diamond embellishments, 3D flowers, and monogrammed designs, setting new fashion trends.
So what if the mercury is soaring? Our favourite divas never disappoint when it comes to fashion! Namrata Thakker looks at the divas who served glam goals this March.
Bhumi Pednekar and Rakul Singh are currently busy promoting their rom-com Mere Husband Ki Biwi, co-starring Arjun Kapoor.
Bhumi Pednekar stands out for her individual sense of style.
Get ready to redefine your wardrobe with conceptual saris.
Deconstructed blazers embrace an intentionally raw, unfinished, relaxed look.
Parineeti gets a haircut... Mallika has a question ... Manushi shares a throwback pic...
Take the Rediff style poll and tell us who you think rocked the runway.
One jumpsuit. Three looks. Take your pick!
Celebs everywhere are ditching the done-to-death cholis and opting for corsets instead. From saris to lehengas, these cinched up fits are giving desi wear a hot new update.
Here's looking at the celebs who ended up making May hotter with their fashion.
Shriya goes desi... Bhumi gets ready for her birthday week... Mithali keeps her tummy happy...
Ananya misses Udaipur... Nushrratt looks amazing...Sunny loves her look...
Make your outfits a memorable statement with these celeb-inspired jewellery.
They show you how to use handcrafted metal bags to make a bold statement.
If the whispers are true, Shah Rukh Khan is all set to make a grand debut at the MET gala, along with Kiara Advani. While it would be interesting to see what the duo wear at the star-studded May event, Namrata Thakker picks some interesting celebs looks for the MET red carpet.
Stars are taking the talon fashion to a whole new level!
From slaying saris to rocking leather jackets, February saw B-town divas up their fashion game and wow us.
Gangubai Kathiawadi dominated the 68th Filmfare awards, held on April 27 in Mumbai, as it picked up 10 awards including Best Film, Best Director for Sanjay Leela Bhansali and Best Actress for Alia Bhatt.
Namrata Thakker gives you some inspiration from our favourite B-town ladies on how to rock the winter jacket look like a pro.
Bollywood's ladies went all out, like every year, to make this Diwali fashionably festive.
When the stars went traditional.
Fashion is often seen as a world of effortless glamour but, watching from the inside at Lakme Fashion Week, I saw how illusory that perception could be.
'No words can heal the wounds of a mother who lost her child, or a friend who lost their companion. But we must speak, we must feel, and we must remember.'
Party all night, Bollywood style!
Wearing an outfit with a risqu neckline is never easy, but our B-town ladies have mastered that art.
The very best of Bollywood fashion.
From saris to tuxedoes to gowns, our favourite B-town ladies rocked all sorts of outfits with a lot sass and confidence in July.
Rediff.com Contributing Photographer Pradeep Bandekar sighted these stars on Thursday.
Fashion was at an all-time high this Diwali, as film folk took out their most glamorous outfits and made a splash at the numerous parties in town.
'The life of his political career is dependent on success in this constituency.'
Rakul, Tisca miss shoots... Mini has a question...
Janhvi Kapoor, who will be seen in the horror-comedy Roohi, looks HOT in the dance number, Nadiyon Paar.
Looking for some style tips this Navratri? Namrata Thakker points you to Bollywood's fashionable lot.
The trend #womensupportingwomen is gaining momentum on social media, as *everyone* takes to the B&W look!
When the post-pandemic audience wants large-scale entertainers, Anubhav Sinha has the courage to make a film that determinedly veers away from escapism, applauds Deepa Gahlot.
