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There is a new addition to the 2025 gala calendar: This November in Doha, filmmaker and photographer Francesco Carrozzini, Her Excellency Sheikha Al Mayassa bint Hamad Al-Thani, and Anna Wintour, global editorial director of Vogue and chief content officer of Condé Nast, will host the inaugural Franca Fund Gala—a fundraiser to support ongoing preventative genomics research in honor of Carrozzini’s late mother, longtime Italian Vogue editor Franca Sozzani.

“The bond I had with my mom—and her being a single mother for most of her life and then going so early—really made me want to do something to remember her,” Carrozzini tells Vogue, adding that his mother’s diagnosis of a rare lung cancer led him to the work of Harvard medical geneticist Dr. Robert E. Green, in hopes of finding her a cure. That Sozzani’s illness was too advanced to be successfully treated, and she died in late 2016, prompted Carrozzini to establish The Franca Fund for Preventive Genomics, alongside Green and artist and investor D.A. Wallch. The initiative supports genetic research to identify, treat, and prevent a myriad of diseases—from minor ailments to life-threatening illnesses.

Since launching in 2018 at Harvard Medical School and Mass General Brigham, the fund has raised money through the exhibition and sale of pieces from Sozzani’s wardrobe; a Zara collection of tees and sweatshirts featuring Peter Lindbergh photos; and an awards dinner that has honored Julianne Moore, Salma Hayek, and Iman. Still, Carrozzini has often found himself thinking, “this is not enough, we need something bigger,” he says. Enter the Franca Fund Gala, which was conceived in collaboration with Sheikha Al Mayassa.

“I was looking to do something with someone who understood my mother’s values and what she did for the arts and for fashion,” Carrozzini says, noting that before her death, Sozzani befriended Sheikha Al Mayassa through those shared interests. The chairperson of Qatar Museums and co-chair of Fashion Trust Arabia, Sheikha Al Mayassa “kindly offered to host” the Franca Fund Gala, Carrozzini adds.

The evening will be held in collaboration with the Qatari cultural center M7, a hub for innovation and entrepreneurship across design, fashion, and technology. Additional details regarding the guest list, venue, dress code, and entertainment are forthcoming, but the mission, Carrozzini says, is already clear: “To promote research, and to honor someone who so many people thought was special.”

Step aside, protein—creatine for women is having its moment. Once seen as the domain of men and athletes, this powerhouse supplement is now being hailed as a game-changer for women’s health. But not everyone is convinced. For those who don’t see results—or fall for the myths—it often comes down to biology: women may need different dosing, hydration and timing to unlock its benefits. We asked experts to break down the biggest misconceptions around creatine for women.

Myth: it’s a steroid

Creatine was discovered in 1832 (long before fitness culture existed) by French scientist Michel Eugène Chevreul, who extracted it from meat. It is simply a compound your body already makes. Asad Hussain, longevity and exercise scientist, founder-CEO of Odds Fitness notes, “A lot of women believe creatine to be a dangerous anabolic steroid, but it’s not. . Creatine helps your muscles produce energy. It’s been widely studied, and at the recommended dose, it’s completely safe, even long term.”

Myth: it will make me bulky or bloated

One of the biggest reasons women hesitate with creatine is the fear of bloating or bulking. Anant Agarwal, Health Consultant, Clinical Research Scientist, and Founder of Infinite Health, is quick to correct this. “Creatine draws water into your muscle cells, not under your skin. It doesn’t make you puffy or bloated as people imagine. Many of my clients actually look leaner once they start, because creatine supports better muscle tone and fat loss.”

Atul Rajani, Founder of Be. and CEO of Dalas Biotech, agrees. Drawing on both his pharmaceutical background and experience in competitive sport, he adds, “The 1–2 kg weight gain at the start is water, not fat, and it’s actually beneficial for muscle function and recovery. Women also don’t have the testosterone to build significant mass from creatine alone. That requires specific training, nutrition and, often, genetics.”

For women sensitive to water retention, Agarwal offers a practical tweak: stick to a smaller daily dose of around 3 grams. “If any bloating shows up, pause for a week, then resume at a lower dose of 2 grams.”

Myth: it messes with oestrogen and fertility

Far from being a hormone disruptor, it’s a cellular energy booster. “During hormonally taxing phases like the luteal phase or perimenopause, creatine supports brain energetics, mood, and neuromuscular coordination. It helps improve mental clarity, stabilises mood and increases emotional resilience,” says Shradha Sounil Khanna, AVP Nutrition and Research, at Wellbeing Nutrition. What can help, though, is consistency. Hussain recommends taking it daily, regardless of the phase you’re in, to keep your stores topped up and your performance more stable throughout the month.

Myth: it’s only for athletes and body-builders

Creatine isn’t just for deadlifters. Agarwal points out that women respond particularly well, whether recovering postpartum, managing thyroid issues or just dealing with everyday burnout. Think of it less as a performance enhancer and more as a supplement to support longevity, like vitamin D or magnesium.

Myth: it causes acne and hair loss

“Hair loss and acne are typically hormonal issues that coincidentally occur when someone starts supplementing, creating a false correlation. Improved cellular hydration from creatine often improves skin quality,” says Rajani. So, if these issues crop up after starting creatine, it could be down to new skincare products, dietary changes, stress levels, underlying hormonal imbalances or poor hydration.

Myth: it works best on an empty stomach

For women, this can backfire. “Fasted dosing can cause nausea, lightheadedness or bloating, especially if magnesium or hydration levels are low. Men tolerate it better, likely because they have higher baseline creatine stores and muscle mass,” says Agarwal. He recommends pairing creatine with food—ideally carbs or a post-workout shake—for better absorption and less gastrointestinal distress. The mistake he sees most often is women starting too high, too fast: “Too much creatine with too little water is a recipe for discomfort. A better strategy is to start low—around 2–2.5 grams—take it with food, and hydrate well.”

Myth: It disrupts sleep and causes anxiety

Creatine isn’t a sedative or a stimulant, so any anxiety or sleeplessness linked to it usually comes from blends that combine it with caffeine. Khanna notes that some women do report restlessness if they take creatine late in the day, especially during the luteal phase when sleep is already lighter. Her fix is simple: “Shift to morning dosing, lower the dose temporarily and avoid pairing creatine with stimulants.”

Timing matters. Taken with food, water and consistency, creatine works with your system—not against it.

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Organised closets—check. Planned schedules—check. Painstaking attention to detail—check. Phew. Virgo season (August 22-September 22) is all about getting things done smoothly, yet steadfastly; yes, even through the total lunar eclipse on September 7—the longest since 2022. Keep your planner by your bedside before you turn in for the night, because inspiration might just strike during REM sleep. It’s the era of the perfectionist, and nothing less than perfection will do. Read on to know if you fall among the luckiest zodiac signs this Virgo season.

Virgo

This ruffled-feathers version of you is giving way to your default cool-as-a-cucumber energy—and why not? This is your time, after all. As you naturally thrive and swim towards your goals, your personal life also moves towards fulfilment. Virgo, your season makes you notice the specks of magic surrounding you, and you’re only too happy to lap up all of it.

Aries

Someone, something or a renewed version of yourself enters your life, piercing through the amorphous veil and propelling you forward with clarity and confidence. Although you may feel like you are between phases at the moment, take comfort in knowing that you are far beyond where you started, hurtling towards contentedness. This season helps you address stalemates, roll up your sleeves, do the work and find your way out of the abyss.

Capricorn

Teamwork, a never-shut-down attitude and an unrelenting commitment to the grind—Capricorn, you are a Virgo twin in many ways, so it only makes sense that you thrive during Virgo season. The energy surrounding you is a more meticulous and deliberate one than your own, but it helps you sort through the clutter in your life and points you towards what you really want to bring forward. Embrace the balance, warmth and even-temperedness that this season brings your way.

Scorpio

This is your chance to change things—to get the ball out of your court, to tend to your most intimate relationships, to resolve anything that you may have pushed under the rug for too long. Scorpio, you must socialise and build your community but also tend to your most personal and emotional needs within your core relationships that beget lasting peace, emotional stability and happiness. Prove to yourself that you can be fun-loving yet deeply caring; enthusiastic yet profoundly contemplative; independent yet fiercely in love.

Taurus

Your bull-headedness may need a cool, tempered knife to slice off the edges, and Virgo season serves exactly that. Tackle your volatility with the logical flair and adaptiveness this season brings, and spend your sleepless nights plotting your next move instead of fearing the worst that is to come. Things you began during Taurus season are now moving fast, and although you’ve been passively waiting on them to bear fruit, it’s time you resolutely took the steering wheel.

Cancer

You build better when you build as a team, and Cancer, a lot is happening for you on the relationships front this season—be it professional or personal. You are levelling up your psyche, intuition and creativity in so many ways. It’s almost like a rebirth for you, and just like water and earth share a beautiful, uplifting relationship in nature, you thrive during Virgo season, helping things bloom where you flow.

That’s because these milestones raise the stakes: You have less personal freedom and higher emotional (and sometimes financial) costs if things fall apart—which is why Thrall says it’s common to see people drag their feet, stall decisions or keep important parts of their lives separate (even if, deep down, they may want to take those next steps).

3. You keep looking for reasons to leave

As soon as the relationship starts to get serious, your brain might flip into “danger” mode, which is when classic self-sabotaging behaviours creep in, Jeter says. Maybe you start pulling away right when they say, “I love you,” or convince yourself that harmless quirks (the sound of their laugh, the way they dress) are suddenly red flag-worthy reasons to break up.

“I’ll especially see this with clients who have long wanted a relationship and when they finally get it, they start to panic and think, ‘Oh my gosh, I could get hurt because I really care about them,’” Jeter says. “Or, ‘I’m getting what I’ve asked for, but I didn’t consider the risk of how much it will hurt to lose this person.’” Essentially, the unspoken logic here becomes, If I push them away first, they can’t blindside me later.

4. You fixate on “what ifs” instead of enjoying what is

Even in the happiest, healthiest, most secure relationships, it’s common for commitment issues to spark a relentless loop of doubt: Things are going well now…but what if there’s someone better out there? What if I’m settling? Instead of embracing the connection right in front of you, your mind fixates on imagined scenarios, Jeter says—comparing your partner to strangers or exes, say, or daydreaming about how your life might be different with someone else.

Subconsciously, this pattern often arises as a way to prevent yourself from putting all your eggs in one basket: If you’re always half-looking for the exit, you never have to face the raw vulnerability (and heartbreak) that comes with truly investing in one person. The problem, though, is that what feels like self-protection often ends up blocking you from the very intimacy and closeness you’ve already built.

How to overcome commitment issues

1. First, get clear on what you’re really scared of

There’s a difference between struggling to make it official with anyone versus not wanting to with this particular person. So one way to tell the difference, Jeter says, is by digging deeper into what’s triggering your fears. Is it more generalised anxiety about being cheated on, say, or losing your sense of self? Or is it specific to your partner—mismatched life goals, perhaps unpredictable behaviours that make you question their motives? (The first points to broader commitment issues—which you can work on with the help of the tips below; the second could mean this connection simply isn’t the right fit.)

Cosmic tip: Carefully weigh your decisions and allow them to steer towards the compass of your heart.

You know where you need to stand tall and where you can buckle in, Sag. This is your time to have patience and tune into the core of who you are and where you are headed. Your intuition is speaking to you in the strongest, yet softest possible ways and your job, my friend, is not only to listen, but also to find the strength to take guided action in that direction. Defend your stance, hold on tightly to your belief system and don’t let the noise of the world drown you out. The odds may seem against you, but you know your returns will be even grander when you win.

Cosmic tip: Look at what you have standing next to you instead of focusing on all that is drifting away.

The recent pause in your life was temporary, and Capricorn, now that you have competing goals on your mind, different things demanding attention all at the same time, you are being encouraged to swoop in and pick up that opportunity that feels so exciting yet is not fully visible. You may be at a crossroads, and the truth is that you will only be able to pick a path if you do decide to take a walk in the first place. This is not your time for logic alone, and neither is it time for your heart—it is time to fuse both these faculties and renew your life for good.

Cosmic tip: You know what makes you thrive—so focus on that and watch it grow.

If you’ve been feeling like you’ve been riding against the current, Aquarius, you are being pushed into a space where the wheel finally spins in your favour. You may not see it yet, but your consistent, relentless effort is what keeps bringing you back to the point where the more authentically and wholeheartedly you put yourself out there, the more your inner GPS sharpens and becomes louder, and the more easily you are drawn to a life filled with reasons to celebrate. Not always is 3 a crowd—it could be a reason for celebration—your project, your partner, your baby, your pet—it could be anything.

Cosmic tip: Keep honouring your commitments.

On the flip side of your fears and feelings of being trapped, lies your abundance, freedom and ability to thrive. You’ve been microfocussed, Pisces, on a lot of things that bring you joy, happiness, stability and perhaps even recognition, fame, and long-term wealth. And while your laser-sharp focus remains intact, the cosmos urges you to stretch your wings a little more and take flight. Assert your independence and creativity to carve out your dreamscape of your happily ever after. Your pains have led you here to show you how blessed life can feel—you need not keep running back to them now and again simply to feel familiar.

Cosmic tip: Close the doors to unhealthy familiar patterns to unlock abundant ones.

You know oranges contain vitamin C. You know olive oil contains omega fats. But did you know that there’s one little fruit that contains more vitamin C and more omega-7 than both of those foods? It’s called sea buckthorn and not only is it full of amazing nutrients for the body but it can also have incredible benefits for the hair and skin.

Never heard of the benefits of sea buckthorn? Read on to find out what this orange fruit can do—and why you might want to make sea buckthorn oil or extract a regular part of your beauty and wellness routine.

What is sea buckthorn?

Sea buckthorn (Hippophae rhamnoides) is an evergreen shrub from Europe and Asia whose leaves, flowers, seeds and fruits are usually consumed in the form of juice or oil because of their powerful blend of nutrients. Sea buckthorn has long been used in traditional Chinese and Ayurvedic medicine and has been called a “wonder plant” for thousands of years. Sea buckthorn is thought to be good for the skin, blood sugar, heart, immune system, digestion and liver.

The beauty benefits of sea buckthorn

Sea buckthorn oil contains at least 190 bioactive substances, or as one study puts it, “an abundance of active substances which is unique in known vegetable oils” including vitamins A, B1, B2, B6 and C; flavonoids and carotenoids; as well as healthy fats such as omega 3, omega 6, omega 9 and especially omega 7.

These special omega fats are often referred to as “beauty omegas” because they contain powerful anti-inflammatories that increase collagen production, heal the skin, improve brightness and elasticity, hydrate the mucous membranes and moisturise the eyes. “Sea-buckthorn oil has a beneficial effect on skin because it is a strong antioxidant,” the aforementioned study notes, before listing an impressive range of benefits: “This oil fights free radicals, rebuilds cells and delays cell ageing, supports wound healing, reduces scars and discolorations, treats dermatoses, eczemas, ulceration, psoriasis, atopic dermatitis, acne, improves skin elasticity and structure, provides appropriate hydration of epidermis, limits excessive water loss, protects against harmful radiation (solar or x-rays), has a regenerative and anti-ageing effect.”

You may think glucose is something only diabetics need to track, but stable blood sugar underpins everything from energy and mood to skin, hormones and long-term metabolic health. Each meal breaks down into glucose, and insulin is released to move it into our cells for fuel. When glucose spikes too often, insulin works overtime and the body becomes less responsive, a process known as insulin resistance. In his book The Blood Sugar Solution, functional medicine doctor Mark Hyman has called insulin resistance “the most common health problem,” one that underlies inflammation, hormonal imbalance and chronic disease.

Across India, these issues are no longer rare. Rising cases of PCOS and insulin resistance among women in their twenties and thirties show up long before a formal diagnosis as fatigue, skin breakouts, sugar cravings and erratic cycles. Stable blood sugar, once a concern only for diabetics, has quietly become central to everyday wellness.

So where do these hidden spikes come from? Often from the very foods and habits we’ve labelled as ‘healthy’.

1. Oat milk

Oat milk is popular for its creaminess, but because it comes from a starchy grain it breaks down into sugar more quickly than nut- or dairy-based alternatives. As Jessie Inchauspé, the French biochemist known as the Glucose Goddess, has highlighted, this leads to sharper spikes than almond or coconut milk.

That’s because grains have a higher glycaemic index, meaning they’re converted to glucose faster in the bloodstream. By contrast, protein and fat slow the pace at which glucose is released.

The change: Unsweetened almond or coconut milk, or even regular full-fat dairy, contain more protein and fat, which slow glucose release. You don’t have to quit oat milk, just rotate your choices through the week.

2. Naked carbs

Until recently, my mother swore by plain toast as a “light” breakfast. But when she started adding ghee, avocado or vegetables on the side, her mid-morning cravings dropped noticeably.
Carbohydrates provide quick energy because they convert into sugar fast. The downside: sharper spikes and crashes when eaten alone. This is because fibre, protein and fat delay gastric emptying, which means glucose enters the bloodstream more gradually. Without them, blood sugar surges and then plummets, driving hunger and cravings.

A few weeks ago, I was catching up with my friend when the conversation turned to the subject of “performative male” memes that had flooded our timelines. We made the requisite jokes (“Performative male contest in my bedroom, stat!” etc.) before chuckling and shaking our heads. Calling men who drink matcha and paint their nails “performative” had always struck me as silly, but of course it was through conversation with another trans person that it would become clearer to me why the trend induces such an eyeroll: “Cis people come so close to understanding that all gender is performative,” I said to her, “only to turn right back around and reinscribe gender norms.”

The so-called performative male is nothing new. It’s this year’s take on ‘the toxic softboy’ or the ‘male manipulator.’ But in the past few weeks, the meme has reached a fever pitch. There have been meta-ironic “performative male contests” in New York, Chicago, Seattle and even Jakarta. (I keep thinking to myself, are all of these lookalike contests just drag but for straight people? But that’s a question for another essay.) The Performative Male is essentially men performing in ways meant to pander to women, downloaded from women’s observations and filtered through The Algorithm. The tools in their arsenal? Matcha, Clairo vinyls, Labubus, painted nails, tote bags, Sally Rooney/Joan Didion/bell hooks (but only ever All About Love) paperbacks—the kinds of signifiers that young modern men might adapt in order to appeal to progressive young women. Supposedly, these are all things that might trick a woman into believing that this man is not like other men. Not so violent. Not so chauvinist. Not so scary to be a subject of desire.

In today’s supposedly post-sexist era, we’re seeing a compulsory urge to taxonomize everything into the gender binary. And maybe this shouldn’t be surprising. The concept of transgender is more mainstream now than ever before, so it makes sense that these “men are from Mars, women are from Venus” style jokes would spur as the subconscious reactions to a perceived destabilisation of the traditional gender paradigm.

In Gender Trouble, seminal queer theorist Judith Butler suggests that “gender is not a noun, but neither is it a set of freefloating attributes.” Instead, gender is “performative,” constituted through “repeated acts within a highly rigid regulatory frame that congeal over time to produce the appearance of… a natural sort of being.” In other words, Butler doesn’t subscribe to the “born this way” notion that gender identity is an inherent, stable truth; rather, what we understand as gender (and sex) is produced through the continual, violent enforcement of a set of norms. “Man” and “woman” are nothing but impossible, symbolic ideals, and yet the power of these fictions is inescapable.

In an industry built on reinvention, where faces and clothes shift by the season, personal style is the one constant models can claim as their own. From thrifted boots to heirloom silks, these voices share how they dress beyond the runway and how style becomes a mirror of identity.

Yachika Sharma

While her Rajasthani roots made her appreciate the diversity and versatility of Indian craft, her style constant i a thrifted pair of white boots that works with every look

Yashasv Saluja

What does authenticity mean to you, and how does it shape how you dress?

Style is one of the first ways we show the world who we are. I started modelling during lockdown—styling, directing and producing shoots with whatever I had at home. Early on, I was influenced by what felt globally aspirational: Western fashion, hip-hop, pop culture. But over time, I began to unlearn some of that conditioning. I started to see the beauty in what was right around me—in Rajasthan, where I’m from, and in the richness of Indian craft and detail. That shift made me feel more grounded in my identity.

Do you have a treasured piece you often reach for?

A pair of white platform boots I thrifted online. I can throw them on with almost anything and they instantly pull the look together. I love that they’re one of a kind.

Madhulika Sharma

An early influence on Madhulika Sharma’s idea of personal style was watching her mother, a textile designer, work with eri or ahimsa silk

Ottavia Giola

How has your personal style evolved over time?

I grew up in Assam, surrounded by my mother’s hand-dyed silks—she’s a textile designer who works with cruelty-free eri silk, dyed with turmeric, mulberries and indigo. That early intimacy with fabric stayed with me. As I modelled across India and later in New York, my style evolved through immersion: watching stylists, visiting ateliers and learning on set.

What anchors your off-duty wardrobe?

Contrast. I love mixing the feminine with the masculine: silk slips with leather jackets, a soft dress with combat boots. My favourite pieces are the ones with stories: vintage Levi’s I freeze instead of wash, a lambskin jacket I thought I’d lost in London, and treasured pieces I’ve mailed back and forth with my best friend in Hawaii.

Tatted twins: Niraj and Nihar

From wearing oversized tees and baggy pants to being inspired by punk and grunge, the Tatted Twins’ style evolution has seen it all. Now, buying from the women’s section is their safest bet

Tia Roy

How has your style evolved since you started in fashion?

Niraj: We were born and raised in Mumbai and started out creating content on Instagram. At first, our style was pure streetwear— oversized tees, baggy pants—because that’s what we saw in rap culture. But as we got into modelling and our music taste shifted toward punk and grunge, so did our clothes: bell-bottoms, cropped jackets, sharper silhouettes. Modelling helped us feel more confident about dressing how we actually wanted to.

How do you express individuality in an industry that’s always dressing you?

Nihar: Being styled constantly actually helped us discover what we like—and what we don’t. We tried everything, and it made us more open. We started leaning into feminine clothes: crop tops, skirts, jewellery. I don’t even check the men’s section in stores or online anymore. Women’s clothes just have better design.

Andrea Kevichúsa

Whether its a Naga necklace at the Cannes Film Festival or an easy graphic tee with jeans on the regular, Andrea Kevichúsa uses her wardrobe to express herself

Millo Sunka

How did you find your way into fashion and how did that shape your sense of style?

I grew up in Kohima, the youngest of five sisters, where style meant hand-me-downs. I was scouted at 15, and modelling introduced me to craft and silhouette. But I’ve always circled back to what feels like me: jeans, a graphic tee, a little humour. Someone once said I dress like a 12-year-old boy. Maybe they were right.

How do you bring your identity into what you wear off-duty?

Through jewellery. Each Naga tribe has its own unique designs made from stones, beads and even bone. I wore a Naga necklace to the Cannes Film Festival in 2023 with a simple black dress so the focus stayed on the piece. Wearing something that represented home on such a global platform felt like a victory, and it gave me the chance to serve as a bridge between where I’m from and the world beyond.

This story appears in Vogue India’s July-August 2025 issue, now on stands. Subscribe here.

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We can`t hide our enthusiasm; the Ganesh Chaturthi celebration is nearly upon us. Chaturthi is a time for joy, religious homecoming, and showcasing one’s particular cultural attributes; it is more than just a holiday. Lord Ganesha descends to Earth at this time, and for seven days, all of India worships and begs him for assistance. 

Why now no longer get dressed in vibrant Indian garb, which stands for love and heritage, to pay homage to Lord Ganesha? The outfits you wear could make a huge difference, whether or not you’re performing a puja or celebrating Ganesh Chaturthi at a pandal or at home. 

Attire for Ganesh Chaturthi needs to be a colourful traditional garment, which is both comfortable and fashionable. At this point, Indian Wedding Saree’s carefully selected selection becomes relevant. 

Also, don’t worry if you are having trouble draping a saree. We’ll take care of you. You can look through our ready-made sarees, which are very handy, to find the right one for you. 

Pick a saree with extremely good colors, traditional designs, and light-weight fabric for the Ganpati celebration. Choose from a more modern style, a touch of color, or traditional stitching. Make the most of this moment!

Remember to wear the proper blouse with your saree with regards to complete your appearance. 

1. By Fabrics

When looking for a stylish and comfy Ganesh Chaturthi saree, the fabric is the most important thing. You can choose from some beautiful choices that we’ve put together. 

If you want a royal look without going over the top, tissue sarees with a ready-to-wear option are a great choice. Due to the fact that they’re light-weight and feature a mild shimmer, they are very appropriate for morning pujas as well as modest celebrations. Wearing little jewelry with your saree will let your holiday mood shine through during the party. 

The range of organza sarees makes your festival wardrobe look more elegant and delicate. The saree is best for Ganesh Chaturthi due to its lovely floral designs and big borders. You might also wear them to formal occasions in addition to informal get-togethers, and they appear excellent with embroidery-decorated gowns and bold earrings.

Our Georgette saree collection is your perfect fit if you place special emphasis on priority. With playful prints and easy drapes, the sarees are ideal for all-day wear and even post-puja celebrations.

2. By Type 

You should look at a variety of patterns and cuts as you choose the traditional sarees you will wear for Ganesha Chaturthi 2025. The following choices are a great mix of modern style and old-fashioned charm. 

Hand Block Printed pink Cotton Mulmul Saree and Indigo Blue Handblock Printed Tribal Motif Saree are two of the printed sarees we have available. They have floral patterns, bright motifs, and unique designs that make them great for a modern devotee. They are the best choice for casual parties at home or morning pujas because they are airy and light. 

Butta-style sarees are always a good choice! You will remember our gold zari details or fine threadwork for a long time. Because of this, they are a classic choice that is perfect for happy events like Ganesh Chaturthi and other future festivals. 

Kosa Pallu sarees have a royal and traditional look because they are based on a long history of Indian textiles. They are always a good choice for going to the pandal or aarti in the evening, and they look great with bold makeup and old jewelry. 

3. By Color

In 2025, color is very important in traditional Indian sarees worn for holy events. Each color is responsible for having spiritual and societal meaning. 

A symbol of affection and prosperity, the shade of purple is likewise related to accurate fortune and ferocity. If you choose the Ready-to-Wear Option and the Crimson Handblock Printed Teardrop Cotton Silk Saree from our collection, you can be confident that you have made an excellent selection. 

When you wear maroon, it gives your outfit a deep, rich tone. If you want a basic and stylish deep color saree, the Deep Plum Cotton Saree with White Butti Print and Maroon Handblock Printed Floral Geometric Motif is a great choice. 

The color orange is a sign of life and energy. Picking out an orange saree can be a great idea because it will instantly make you look more lively. 

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There’s no better way to celebrate Ganesh Chaturthi than with your outfit, which is the traditional occasion to respect our ancestry. There are several ethnic saree alternatives to be had in India for festival events that appreciate culture whilst embracing character flair. These selections consist of placing silhouettes in addition to brilliant colors and patterns.

Our carefully selected saree picks will make your vacation clothing fantasies come true. We have something for everyone, whether or not you`re looking for something traditional, fashionable, or fuss-free.

Are you prepared to begin purchasing properly now? Discover our series of sarees nowadays to rejoice in Ganesh Chaturthi 2025 with unrivaled comfort, style, and confidence.