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22 Ιουλ 2022 · Meet the men who are challenging gender and clothing stereotypes, championing the aesthetic of everyone’s favourite gender neutral garment – the sari in all its glory. Delhi’s Himanshu Verma aka the sari man, has been striving to reclaim the sari’s gender fluidity for 16 years now.
30 Ιουλ 2022 · Pushpak Sen from Kolkata recently made headlines when he appeared in Florence, Italy, wearing a saree. But he is not the only one. A number of men from India have slowly, but steadily come out, breaking fashion myths by draping the nine yards. Genderless fashion has been gaining designers’ attention for quite some years, but suddenly the ...
27 Νοε 2020 · Sarees, gowns and skirts are as “male” as they are “female”, and dhotis and waistcoats are no less female than they are male. Transgender and queer people are visible in public spaces,...
9 Μαΐ 2024 · 1. Sarees. A typical Maharashtrian look comprises a 9-yard-long saree. It is also known as ‘Nauvari’ in Marathi language. The draping style is unique and gives comfort and the freedom to walk around freely. Even the lower part of the saree is tucked in the form of a typical dhoti. Then comes the Paithani saree coming from the town of ...
22 Ιαν 2020 · On the “Tie and Sari Day” at Fergusson College on January 2, when girls turn up in the whole nine yards and boys look red-carpet ready, three boys and a girl subverted the gender norms. Honwadajkar, Akash Pawar and Rushikesh Sanap wore saris while Shraddha Deshpande suited up.
For women, the Pattu Saree (Silk Saree) is a symbol of elegance and cultural identity. Men often wear Veshti and Sattai, lungis paired with shirts and an Angavastra, epitomizing the traditional dress of Tamil Nadu men.
4 Ιαν 2020 · In a bid to break preconceived notions of gender identity and to make a statement, three boys from a Pune college chose to wear sarees for a traditional day event. They also wore makeup and jewellery to complete their outfit and also understood the pain of wearing a saree for a long time.
