Fashion

Fashion

Red on red- an embellished sleeveless blouse with ornamental strap. Photo: Dustcoat

When the blouse becomes the star

Long overshadowed by the shari it accompanies, the blouse is now the ultimate canvas for creativity. With craftsmanship, innovation, and a touch of individuality, Bangladesh’s emerging designers...

Grace, colour, and culture come together in every thread on Noboborsho. Photo: MBRELLA

Red, white and everything in between:  Your Baishakh 1433 style guide

Alia Bhatt shows how to rock an all-black look. Photo: Hindustan Times

Alia Bhatt stuns Gucci look at Milan fashion week

From minimalist cuts to intricate embroidery, the modern blouse is no longer an accessory

Redefining tradition: Unique blouse styles for the modern saree lover

aria Butt, founder of the Pakistani fashion house Maria B, speaks to the media during the opening of the brand's first outlet in Dhaka, Bangladesh, Jan 20, 2026. Photo: Collected

Maria B opens first Bangladesh outlet, becoming country's first international women's fashion brand

A shawl is often associated with warmth, comfort, and nostalgia. Photo: Khadi by Nubia

How traditional shawls get a modern makeover

Fashion companies are making good on about half of their sustainability promises, and they miss around a third of their self-set targets. Photo: DW

Are Europe's fashion brands as green as they say?

The options for luxury boutiques are no longer limited. With exhibitions and festivals, designers can now bring their collections to customers more frequently. Photos: Courtesy

Thread lightly: Finding value in Dhaka’s high-end fashion

One of Shaily’s most recent and ambitious works, The Fusion Shari with Umbrella, reflects the rich greens and golden hues of Bangladesh’s fertile land, symbolising abundance, resilience and pride. Photos: Courtesy

Stitching sustainability and heritage into fashion

Photos collected from Ayosh & BJNS

Make a statement, one piece at a time

Photo: Bimurto

Durga Puja fashion: Draped in memories, styled for today

Designer Giorgio Armani appears at the end of his Fall-Winter 2025/2026 menswear collection during the Milan Fashion Week, in Milan, Italy, January 18, 2025. Photo: Reuters

Giorgio Armani dies at 91: Five facts about the Italian designer

Photos: Courtesy

Pierce de résistance: From rite of passage to self expression