Tamannaah Bhatia launched her jewellery line over the weekend, and invited friends over for the store's opening ceremony.
Once upon a time, leopard print had a bad rap. It was loud, it was flashy and it was filed under 'tacky if not done right.'
Like her followers, do you also think she is 'too beautiful for this world'?
Move over florals, there's a new pattern ruling the sari scene.
2025 was the year blouses stopped being just blouses. They became the star of the outfit.
Animal prints have always been in fashion. They are bold, beautiful and make you stand out. This winter, don't be shy to embrace this trend.
Kusha Kapila is not just a sassy internet girl, she is also a fashionista in every form!
Then take all the style inspiration that you can from these gorgeous ladies and slay like a diva this festive season!
Film folk lit up the Lifestyle Asia's Diwali Party in Mumbai.
It was a starry, starry night for Esquire India and Michael Kors first Diwali party in Mumbai.
Mumbai witnessed an event dipped in heritage and glamour as Nita Ambani unveiled the Swadesh flagship store, a space built to honour India's finest master artisans and their craft legacies.
Other celebs also brought drama and plenty of style to the Vogue event. From Neena Gupta's timelessness to Kusha Kapila's fringe sparkle, the night was a fashion dhamaka.
'As a nation, we create beautiful content and a high volume of it (films) but we are limited by the number of theatres and screen density.' 'You now have a living-room large screen available to showcase that.'
Film folk are already enjoying their summer getaways in London, Dubai, Kashmir and even a jungle safari in Maharashtra.
Bollywood stars got nostalgic on Mother's Day and shared childhood pictures with their moms.
This summer, take your spice threshold a notch higher!
Hey there, trendsetters! It's time to prep for hot girl summer with some spicy style inspo.
Shine brighter than a diamond with holographic fashion!
Celebrities have embraced these daring designs; here's how you can do it too.
Vintage vibes are back as velvet takes 2025 by storm.
Ananya in Tanzania... Rashmika flaunts some serious fashion... Trisha goes to Morocco...
And here's why it's part of their wardrobe.
Sabyasachi's 25th anniversary was a dazzling celebration of artistry and heritage.
Film folk, being the creative bunch that they are, love Art.
Parineeti's prized painting... Shriya gets nostalgic in New Zealand... Prajakta goes to Nepal...
Today's colour is a vibrant purple, which is considered to be a spiritual colour associated with the crown chakra.
Kajol has advice... Amyra has a question... Preity has an adorable doctor...
Bollywood looked gorgeous as they stepped out on the red carpet at the IIFA (International Indian Film Academy) awards in Abu Dhabi.
GaneshUtsav has begun and social media is flooded with pictures of celebrities welcoming Lord Ganesha home.
Tarun Tahiliani's grand annual parade was a melange of art, culture and innovation in fashion.
Bollywood's women dazzled a little extra at the Mangal Utsav ceremony for Radhika Merchant and Anant Ambani on July 14 at Mumbai's Jio Convention Centre.
Stars Walk the red carpet of The Bollywood Hungama OTT India Fest and India Entertainment Awards
Saiyami gets sporty... Pooja goes trekking... Madhur meets Priyanka...
The best part about denims is that it will never go out of style.
Vinay Pathak, Divyenndu Sharma and Kusha Kapila are comfortable enough in their comic skins to play their parts with ease, observes Deepa Gahlot.
The stage was set for a LOT of comedy, as the stars of Thank You For Coming well, thanked everyone for coming!
Film and telly folk came to a special screening of the week's release, Thank You for Coming.
Across the board, brands use influencers like a Bhuvan Bam or Kusha Kapila as the second or third rung of their strategy. The first rung is always a celebrity that has been created outside the Internet, through mainstream media.
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.
© 2026 Rediff.com - Investor Information - Advertise with us - Disclaimer - Privacy Policy - Sitemap - Feedback - About us - Terms of use - Grievances