Kanjeevaram sarees are renowned for their rich silk fabric and contrasting zari borders. Originating from the town of Kanchipuram, they’re considered the queen of silks. The durability and ...

Think rich Kanjeevaram sarees, sindoor, bold kajal, and layered temple jewellery — a look she made her signature in films like Umrao Jaan and Silsila. Even in her Western looks from earlier ...

If you're heading to a wedding or want to amp up your festive closet, these sarees bring elegance, tradition, and trend together, all without burning a hole in your purse. Let’s wrap up this ...

Moreover, Rs 18 crore was spent to decorate the giant mandap. The bride donned a beautiful gold Kanjeevaram saree, estimated to be worth a staggering Rs 1 crore. On the other hand, groom wore a ...

Pooja Hegde has found a new love in sarees. Of late ... wearing a 70-year-old Kanjeevaram saree. The green six-yard grace stood out for its chequered gold zari detailing and embroidered borders.

Credit: Instagram/@disha.madan Wearing a pure zari Kanjeevaram saree crafted over 400 hours by skilled Chettinad weavers, the diva made a striking red carpet appearance in a creation by designer ...

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These sarees indeed embody the epitome of luxury with their rather intricate designs, zari work, and cultural motifs. Made of superior silk, models like Banarasi, Kanjeevaram, Mysore Silk, Paithani, ...

Green sarees are especially popular for this occasion ... Add elegance to your Vat Savitri celebration with this silk blend Kanjeevaram saree. The green body paired with a striking blue pallu makes ...

Here are five traditional South Indian sarees worn by popular actresses from the South Indian industry, perfect to recreate for your next celebration. Sai Pallavi’s Off White Silk Saree Sai Pallavi ...

Your wedding Kanjeevaram saree will never be just another piece of clothing. It's a memory, an heirloom piece, a legacy in the making and a gorgeous piece of art. But what happens after the big day?

Princess Karam of Kapurthala inspired Elsa Schiaparelli’s 1935 collection; (right) Maharani Indira Devi of Cooch Behar sourced her chiffon sarees from the looms of Lyon, France. A Gucci saree-inspired ...