With only a few days left to replace the old Bengali calendar with the new and embrace the onset of summer, a few traditional pieces can help make your festive wardrobe distinguishable. The key ingredients to look your extraordinary best in this Poila Baisakh are a diverse mix of classic ethnic wear in of-the-moment styles. […]
India’s intense love affair with sarees for women makes it the unmatched star of every occasion. From the meticulous zari work of the classic Kanjeevaram silk sarees and iconic Banarasis to the impeccably stylish sequin sarees, the different types of sarees featured at Aza offers an artistic blend of allure, authenticity, and artistry. Whether you […]
Oh, the festive month! January, the time when our homes smell of sweet delicacies and every street shines bright. But wait, guess what is more exciting than the countdown to the festive day? It’s the fashion fiesta. As January rolls in bringing the festive fervor with it, revamp your wardrobe to embrace the celebrity-inspired trends […]
India is celebrated for its rich and varied fashion culture around the globe. The saree is one of the most iconic and enduring pieces in every wardrobe. This garment has transcended borders, becoming a global symbol of grace and elegance. International stars like Priyanka Chopra, Beyoncé, and Jennifer Lopez have been spotted wearing sarees on […]
Every bride wants her wedding day to be memorable, not just with romantic moments but also with a look that amazes everyone. In 2025 bridal fashion is taking a bold leap by embracing timeless tradition with modern innovations. Whether you picture a big fairytale wedding or a small ceremony with personal touches, this year’s bridal […]
Sure, 2019 went by in a jiffy and nobody knew how time flew. But, let’s take a minute to acknowledge how fast the decade passed us by. Movies that were fresh in your memory were actually released 5 years ago (The Kangaga Ranaut-starrer Queen had released in 2014. And here you are dancing to London […]
Think chanderi sarees and your mind automatically conjures an image of a slightly older-looking woman, who’s draped a demure saree – most likely in shades of beige, ivory or black – in the traditional nivi manner, pallu on the left side with pleats in the middle. Think banarasi, and you are certain that the ensuing […]
