The retro style is all about uncovering history, not just about discovering clothes. Designers are always reinventing classic looks to make it relevant to current trends. Consider 60s-inspired slim-fit suits or contemporary cotton shirts that draw inspiration from the 1940s military style.
Hot and humid, the Bangladeshi monsoon can create havoc on your skin. The merciless heatwave that we experience even in the rainy season makes the skin vulnerable to increased secretion from sebaceous glands. This makes the skin appear oily; dry skin becomes rough and patchy.
During COVID-19, one woman's creativity soared, transforming her vision into a flourishing business in a remarkably short span. But it was only a few months ago, teacher-turned-entrepreneur Dipu decided to take her vision for unconventional jewellery to the masses. Her dream, however, was not to succeed alone, but to take underprivileged women in her community with her.
From sticky skin to a greasy scalp, the experience can feel tiresome if you have got long hair. But have no fear, as there are still ways you can look stunning in the heat, and feel fresh at the same time! Here are five gorgeous and simple hairstyles to pull off this summer.
A gown is not just a mere dress. It is a shining beacon of hope, of wishes that one has held dear in one’s heart since childhood. Most women will agree, the right outfit has a magnificent transforming effect on a person instantly.
Faiza Ahmed of Manas and Senegalese designer Hadja Sata Seck unite for a unique fashion collaboration. The project features lungi sarees and motifs resonating with both cultures, including ‘car rapide’ minibuses and hilsa fish.
Nike's recent announcement to introduce $100-and-under sneakers worldwide has created excitement, especially in Dhaka for sneakerheads. This move not only makes premium footwear accessible to a broader audience, but also promises to uplift the streetwear scene in Bangladesh.
Safiya Sathi is currently one of the most trusted bespoke designers in the country
Goal at ARKA Fashion Week is to open up the fashion industry to a wider audience
This Eid, let's celebrate Bangladesh’s rich heritage by choosing deshi fabrics and supporting local designers.
Richman and LUBNAN have prepared their men's summer and Eid collections to assist you in following the newest trends of the season!
On World Environment Day we discuss the need for a shift to sustainable fashion practices.
Ah! The Bengali woman and her saree! A story replete with love, memories, style and grace.
When opting for a smoky eye, do not just rub some dark eyeshadow and call it a day!
During rainy summer days, followed by immediate heatwaves - cotton, khadi, and linen are good options to pick from.
Walliuddin Ahmed Chowdhury went ahead to make Bangladesh prominent in the world of fashion.
Zaria’s, focuses on plus-size women's wear, addressing a long-overlooked segment of the market.