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Time of India
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Forget trends, Madhuri Dixit shows how to rule in a saree forever
Madhuri Dixit, at 58, recently showcased her timeless elegance in a peach "Peach Palm Blooms Tissue Saree" from House of Masaba, costing ₹30,000. She paired the saree with temple-style jewelry from PNG Jewellers at their Nashik store launch. Recently, Bollywood's timeless beauty Madhuri Dixit reminded us all why she's still the undisputed Saree Queen. At 58, she's as graceful and radiant as ever, and her latest Instagram post was proof enough. Dressed in a dreamy peach saree paired with glowing temple-style jewels, Madhuri showed us how elegance really looks when done right. The saree in question was from none other than Masaba Gupta's label, House of Masaba. Specifically, the 'Peach Palm Blooms Tissue Saree' - a gorgeous drape that costs a rather approachable ₹30,000. For anyone who follows celebrity style, that's almost a steal, considering how luxe it looks. According to the brand, the saree is a 'half n half crushed and foil printed' creation, finished with embroidered borders, delicate jhalar, and kinari detailing. It also comes with a foil-printed blouse piece, making it the complete statement package. What makes Madhuri stand out in every sari is not just the outfit itself but the way she carries it. She never looks weighed down by embellishment; instead, she makes every drape feel light, breathable, and full of charm. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Find your car's value online in minutes. Spinny Click Here Undo That's why her saree looks have transcended decades, from chiffon romances in the '90s to her recent tissue and silk picks, she always makes the six-yard wonder look like second skin. For this look, she styled the peach drape with traditional temple-style ornaments from PNG Jewellers. The antique gold choker and long chain set, complete with intricate motifs, matched beautifully with the subtle sheen of her tissue saree. Madhuri wasn't just playing dress-up here, she was actually at the store launch for PNG Jewellers in Nashik, and her look was as befitting of the occasion as it was Instagram-worthy. Madhuri Dixit has been called many things over the years - evergreen beauty, Dhak Dhak girl, diva. But when it comes to the sari, she wears the crown like no one else. She doesn't just wear a saree; she owns it, reminding generations of Indian women why this classic drape will never go out of style. Get the latest lifestyle updates on Times of India, along with Happy Krishna Janmashtami Wishes, , messages , and quotes !
News18
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- News18
Madhuri Dixit Aces Festive Elegance In Rs 30K Peach Tissue Saree And Gold Jewellery
For her appearance at a store launch in Nashik, Madhuri Dixit stunned in a peach-hued foil printed saree that she had paired with traditional gold jewellery. Bollywood actor Madhuri Dixit lit up Instagram with a fresh set of photos that captured her in all her graceful glory. In the images, the 58-year-old actress radiated sophistication in a peach-toned saree that she had paired with gleaming gold jewellery – proving once again why she remains one of India's most enduring style inspirations. Taking to her Instagram, Madhuri Dixit shared a series of pictures of herself in a peach-hued saree. She wrote, 'Pastels, poise, perfection." Madhuri stood in a sunlit courtyard framed by rustic wooden and metal accents; the greenery in the background added a fresh contrast to her pastel ensemble. Her soft, swept-back hairdo and radiant smile make the look effortlessly approachable yet impeccably refined. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Madhuri Dixit (@madhuridixitnene) Decoding Madhuri Dixit's Look Madhuri's choice for the day was the Peach Palm Blooms Tissue Saree from House of Masaba, the fashion label helmed by designer Masaba Gupta. The saree's half-and-half crushed texture with delicate foil prints added a subtle shimmer, while the embroidered borders, edged with intricate jhalar and kinari, elevated its festive appeal. Priced at Rs 30,000, it also came with a coordinating foil-printed blouse piece – an understated yet luxurious pairing that works beautifully for both day events and evening gatherings. Balancing the soft pastel drape, Madhuri chose bold, traditional temple-style jewellery from PNG Jewellers. The gold necklace, matching jhumkas, and layered bangles lent a regal edge to the look, perfectly complementing the saree's warm undertones. The actress shone in this look for a store launch of the brand in Nashik, making her look both camera-ready and event-appropriate. What stands out in Madhuri's style here is her ability to let the saree and jewellery shine without overcomplicating the look. The makeup was kept radiant and minimal: soft rosy blush, a hint of kohl, and a glossy nude lip. Style Takeaways from Madhuri Dixit's Look For anyone looking to recreate this look, the formula is simple yet effective: choose a pastel drape with fine metallic details, pair it with statement gold jewellery, and keep the makeup dewy. The result? A festive outfit that feels both timeless and refreshingly modern. First Published: Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
Hindustan Times
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Hindustan Times
Madhuri Dixit radiates ‘poise, perfection' in peach saree by Masaba Gupta that's also kind on the pocket
On Tuesday, Bollywood star Madhuri Dixit took to Instagram to share lovely new pictures of herself. The 58-year-old evergreen beauty looked stunning in a peach saree and golden jewels, graceful as ever. Madhuri Dixit is pretty in peach in latest photoshoot. She captioned the photo album, 'Pastels, poise, perfection.' Check out details for her look: The saree is from House of Masaba, owned by fashion designer Masaba Gupta. This is the Peach Palm Blooms Tissue saree, priced at a demure ₹30,000. More details offered on the website are: 'Half n half crushed and foil printed saree | Embellished with embroidered borders | Edged with jhalar and kinari.' It comes with a foil printed blouse piece. Madhuri's ornaments are the traditional temple style jewellery from PNG Jewellers. She was actually dressed up for a store launch for the same brand in Nashik. Fans of the actor were in love with her look. A person wrote, 'Nice look of Madhuri mam very nice sweet song so beautiful and sweet Madhuri ji.' Another commented, 'Nice looking enjoy your special day.' More about Madhuri Recently, Madhuri also featured in an ad by the government of Odisha to promote Sambalpuri sarees. She shared a video with her followers to showcase the artistry that goes behind producing the weaves. 'Woven with heritage, shaped by tradition, Odisha's handlooms are stories told in thread. Each piece is a tribute to the weavers whose artistry turns fabric into culture. This is craftsmanship at its finest. Soul of Odisha… Pride of the Nation,' she wrote. Madhuri was last seen in Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3 with Vidya Balan and Kartik Aaryan. She has not announced her next project yet. Madhuri is married to Dr Sriram Nene and they live in Mumbai with their two sons.
Time of India
01-07-2025
- Business
- Time of India
Pune customers in wait-and-watch mode to buy gold as prices correct
Pune: Pashan resident Kushagra Agarwal rushed to the jewellers last week as soon as gold prices reduced slightly, to Rs 95,784 per 10g, as he had to buy gold for his son's wedding. With a Rs 3,000 to Rs 4,000 per 10 g reduction in the price of gold, jewellers expect many other residents in the city to walk into stores in the coming days. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now The gold industry has been struggling to find buyers over the last six months as prices have been consistently rising. The price of gold, which was hovering around the Rs 1 lakh mark last month for 10g, is now trading at Rs 96,800/10g grams, excluding GST. Agarwal said: "It is tough to time the market, so we quickly went and booked gold at 9,500/g rate last week. We need to get some jewellery made for our son's wedding, so we have partially made the purchase." Many customers are also waiting to see if the prices drop further. "I need to buy gold jewellery for my daughter's wedding in Dec. I have been looking for a window when prices are lower. The moment it reduces further, I will make a purchase," said Ramesh Marwah, a resident of Wanowrie. Pawan Jagtap, the owner of Siddhi Jewellers in Hadapsar, said opportunistic customers are always waiting for gold prices to correct further before making purchases. "When the price of gold and silver is stable, then there is a good amount of buying. When there are fluctuations, people try to time the market. Gold has gone out of the reach of the common man," Jagtap said. Jewellers at Zaveri Bazaar in Mumbai echoed similar sentiments. "Whenever gold prices reduce, buying activity pauses as there is an expectation that prices will reduce further. The moment it starts climbing again, customers rush to the market to buy," said Anil Jain, a jeweller in Zaveri Bazaar. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now Analysts said that with the price of gold falling to within reach of a six-week low, it is more likely a correction than the beginning of one. "The recent pullback in gold prices has stemmed mainly from the relaxation of geopolitical tensions, along with some profit-booking taking place, following recent strengths," said Renisha Chainani, head of research at Augmont, an integrated gold platform. The festive season is set to begin mid-July, beginning with Shravan, followed by Rakhi, Ganeshotsav, Dasara and Diwali. Buying sentiment has turned positive ahead of the festive season, said Dr Saurabh Gadgil, the chairman and managing director of PNG Jewellers. "Customers have started making their purchases actively, and the current price range seems to have been accepted. Interestingly, recycled gold is contributing to almost 50% of heavy purchases, with people exchanging old designs for new ones," he said.
Business Upturn
17-06-2025
- Business
- Business Upturn
PNG Jewellers enters high-growth lightweight jewellery market with ‘Litestyle' launch
By Aman Shukla Published on June 17, 2025, 11:08 IST PNG Jewellers, a name synonymous with trust and tradition for over 192 years, has unveiled its contemporary sub-brand Litestyle by PNG in Pune. This bold move marks the heritage brand's evolution into a future-ready, design-forward space tailored to the lifestyle of modern Indian women. Crafted in 18K and 22K gold, Litestyle is curated for women aged 25–40 who seek everyday jewellery that combines elegance, practicality, and personal style. From office meetings to festive brunches, Litestyle offers minimalist fine jewellery that transitions effortlessly across occasions. The brand is set to launch its first two exclusive stores at Kharadi and Wakad in Pune on 22 June 2025, with renowned actress Sai Tamhankar inaugurating the stores. India's lightweight jewellery market is on a growth trajectory, fueled by rising gold prices, changing consumer preferences, and the increasing role of women as key jewellery buyers. Litestyle by PNG aims to tap into this shift with jewellery that is affordable, authentic, and digitally accessible. Litestyle's ambitious roadmap includes 12 stores across Maharashtra in FY 2025–26, with a mix of company-owned and franchise models. Looking ahead, the brand plans to scale up to 100 stores across India by 2030. Ahmedabad Plane Crash Aman Shukla is a post-graduate in mass communication . A media enthusiast who has a strong hold on communication ,content writing and copy writing. Aman is currently working as journalist at
