In short, Western women look ridiculous wearing saris and most of them likely know nothing about Indian culture. For one thing, while these women probably think they are being “open-minded ...

In his article, “Western Women Should Not Wear the Indian Sari”, 46-year-old Ghosh went ... “I don't think for fun or costume sake is good intent but if you are, for example like my ...

That’s liberating. “It’s not about Indian women being restricted to that clichéd image of wearing a sari and running homes or getting married. The sari needs a wider horizon because you can ...

MUMBAI: National Award-winning actress Kangana Ranaut says Indian women should know how to drape a sari and that one can be a global citizen without compromising on individuality. Earlier this ...

It's no wonder, then, that the colour is finding its footing in the wardrobes of many Indian women. It's even making ... it's become a popular colour for saris, too. Given its rising popularity ...

Here's a look at the evolution of sari. Sari might be a fashionable garment now, but it started from being a humble drape used by women thousands ... cultivated in the Indian subcontinent around ...

In a 10-page booklet, titled The Fascination of the Indian Costume, de Giafferri shows the reader how women living in various parts of India dressed – the way a Parsi lady bunched her sari ...

They are being liberated from domestic Indian stereotypes. The sari was once worn by objectified women in Bollywood, but now this is being subverted.” Today, she says, people are choosing “to ...