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Hindustan Times
02-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Hindustan Times
Anushka Sharma glows in simple white cotton co-ord set in cute birthday pic with Virat Kohli: Get her top for under ₹3K
Anushka Sharma turned 37 on May 1, and her husband Virat Kohli made sure to make her day special, taking a break from his busy IPL schedule to share a sweet birthday message for his 'better half.' In his adorable Instagram post, he shared a cute pic of them hugging, melting hearts everywhere. But fashion lovers were quick to zoom in on Anushka's chic co-ord set, which is giving major summer outfit goals. Let's decode her look and spill the tea on how much it costs. (Also read: Deepika Padukone's 2nd look at WAVES 2025 is blinged-out black suit you won't forget: Pics and videos ) Anushka's style mantra is all about keeping it chic yet comfy, and this outfit was a perfect reflection of that. The actress wore a breezy off-white co-ord set made from breathable pure cotton fabric, ideal for the warm weather. The set featured a square neckline sleeveless top that had a flared hemline, creating a flattering silhouette. A post shared by Bollywood Celebrity Style (@bollywoodwomencloset) She paired the top with matching high-waisted shorts, giving the entire look a stylish, monochrome vibe that was casual but well put-together. It's the kind of outfit that proves you don't need to compromise on comfort to look fashionable. If you love Anushka's outfit and want to add it to your own wardrobe, we've got you covered! Her chic co-ord set is from the brand Weaver Story, and the top comes with a price tag of ₹2,990. With minimal makeup and her luscious tresses styled in soft curls and left loose in a middle partition, she perfectly finished off her chic look. Anushka Sharma's last appearance on screen was in the 2018 film Zero. However, she will soon make her return with Chakda Xpress, a biographical film inspired by the life of former Indian cricketer Jhulan Goswami.
India Today
29-04-2025
- Entertainment
- India Today
A rooted revival: Traditional woven saris get a Gen Z twist
Elegant, classy and timeless, saris have a charm of their own. Be it a Banarasi, Kanjeevaram, Chanderi or Tussar silk, each weave and style tells its own story and lends the wearer an edgy appeal. Wearing saris has always been popular with the fashion conscious; and now, millennials and Gen Z are bringing a refreshing and modern perspective to traditional woven saris while appreciating their rich cultural fusion of traditional woven saris with modern elements, such as crop tops, asymmetrical blouses or even jackets, allows them to maintain the elegance of the woven fabric while incorporating a fresh, youthful vibe. So, pairing a classic Banarasi sari with a structured, modern blouse or a Kanjeevaram sari with a chic, minimalist crop top is a trendy and Gen Z are even reworking classic draping styles with modern touches. Imagine the Maharashtrian drape, pant style drape or Bengali drape giving a fresh, comfortable twist to traditional styles. They might, for instance, opt for a more contemporary way to tie the Kanjeevaram or Banarasi sari, draping it over pants or adding pleats that give it a sleek, polished NINE YARDS Social media influencers and celebrities have also played a big role in making saris trendy again. According to Nishant Malhotra, founder and CEO of WeaverStory, a handmade artisanal textiles brand, 'Millennials and Gen Z are embracing saris, especially for special occasions. They are experimenting with unique draping styles, pairing saris with crop tops, belts or sneakers to give them a modern twist.'Bollywood stars, such as Priyanka Chopra, Alia Bhatt and Sonam Kapoor, have frequently showcased traditional woven saris with modern twists, which has encouraged Gen Z and millennials to embrace these fabrics more confidently. Their outfits often feature traditional woven silks paired with contemporary accessories, such as sneakers, statement jewellery and minimalist bold colours are popular choices among the young. Traditional woven saris that once came in more muted or rich colours are now being embraced in playful and vibrant hues, such as pastels, neon pinks and electric blues. 'Young fashion enthusiasts might wear a Kanjeevaram sari in a bright, unexpected colour, such as peach or lavender for a daytime event, or a Banarasi sari with unique motifs and colours, combining traditional weaving techniques with fresh hues,' says trend is where millennials and Gen Z are drawn to vintage-inspired fashion, and this extends to their love for traditional woven saris. They often look at retro influences for styling and accessories, reviving old-school Bollywood looks or traditional south Asian silhouettes. A vintage-inspired Ikat sari styled with retro accessories, such as statement sunglasses, a sleek clutch, or a bold lip colour, brings a nostalgic yet forward-thinking approach to the traditional MEETS MODERNWhile traditional woven saris are often seen as a formal attire, the younger generation is adapting them for casual or semi-formal events. They are also using saris for day-to-day wear rather than just for weddings or grand occasions. 'Pairing a lightweight Banarasi sari with a simple, casual blouse or opting for a Patola sari with a simple, everyday top can make it more wearable for office settings or informal gatherings,' says and Gen Z are embracing saris in creative ways, often mixing old and new to suit their personal styles. The key to the popularity of saris among the young lies in the fusion of tradition with modernity, making saris relevant and stylish in the contemporary fashion to India Today Magazine
