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Finding the postpartum body’s needs is truly an adventure that can open you up to new styles. Photo: Courtesy

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Comfort in style: Postpartum fashion in Bangladesh

Bangladesh’s postpartum fashion scene blends the body’s need for functionality with fashion, to help new mothers feel their best in their outfit

Local brands have found innovative and creative ways to incorporate imitation pearls in their designs. Photo: 6 Yards Story.

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Into the world of timeless pearls and local brands

Abohoman by Rufaida’s technique involves carving motifs onto wooden blocks and using these wooden blocks to stamp onto the fabric, ensuring each piece is handcrafted and customisable. Photo: Courtesy

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Dyed in tradition: A kaleidoscope of handcrafted garments

Fabric choice goes a long way in making sure you look turned out even after travelling. Photo: TBS

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Styling tips for trendy and practical travel outfits

For her wedding look, Arghyamitra opted for white ‘s’ shaped kolkas on her cheeks with small leaf patterns around them.

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Bangali brides and their ancient love for ‘kolka’

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Make your summer style statement through accessories

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Navigating the Eid fashion scene

Nayro's intricate tarjaali works wowed both millennials as well as Gen Z buyers

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Weaving innovation into tradition: The story of the modern Panjabi

Photo: Collected

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Can you tell the quality of a fabric?

If you’re going for a bigger shirt then try a more fitted pair of pants or something high-waisted. That tip applies to both men and women. Photo: Reeta Ameer Prêt-à-Porter

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Go big or go home: Oversized fashion is the king of summer

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Bending the rules with female panjabi

Using fine cotton yarn, the weavers bring out various artistic motifs inspired by nature on the jomin or the body of the tant shari. Photo: TBS

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Five ways to incorporate tant into your lifestyle

Online platforms on social media and brands like Sundora sell perfumes for both men and women, ranging between Tk2,000 to Tk40,000. Photo: Sundora

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Find your fragrance: A guide to understanding perfumes