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Akshay Kumar’s son Aarav shops only at thrift stores, has a Rs 4,500 per month job despite father’s Rs 2,500 net worth. Superstar reveals why: ‘He doesn’t believe…’In an interview, superstar Akshay Kumar gushed about his son Aarav’s commitment to living sustainably. Previously, the ‘Khiladi’ had also p...
Mending a torn relationshipSustainable living has to privilege thrift over convenience, with personal effort
From Uniqlo to Zara, clothing brands try to win over Gen Z with a needle and threadApparel companies are offering repair services and sewing workshops to attract young consumers. These initiatives aim to reduce textile was...
Father has Rs 2500 crore networth but son does Rs 4,00 job. What is Akshay Kumar's life advice to son Aarav?Akshay Kumar has opened up about his son Aarav Bhatia's decision to stay away from Bollywood despite belonging to one of the industry's mos...
From space rocks to smartwatches, AI millionaires rewrite the luxury playbookNewly minted millionaires from tech IPOs are spending fortunes on unique items. These individuals are buying meteorites and fire trucks, di...
Psychology says people who shop at thrift stores despite having money aren't just saving cash, they may value sustainability and individualityForget the notion that thrift stores are only for the budget-conscious. Today, a growing number of shoppers, even those who can afford new,...
When Akshay Kumar's son Aarav left home at 15. He still uses second hand clothes, cooks his own meals, does his own laundryAarav Bhatia, Akshay Kumar's son, is not interested in Bollywood. He is keen on fashion. Aarav left home at fifteen for studies. He is now ...
The great thrift valley: How the Northeast became India’s style undergroundThrift fashion from India’s Northeast is blowing up on Instagram. What began as locals reselling from bales of second-hand clothes has evol...
Why buying thrifted clothes is getting more appealingGlobal secondhand fashion sales reached $227 billion in 2024, accounting for 10% of global apparel spending, with the trend accelerating, p...
#25 For 2025: Will more of Gen Z reinvent hit outfits for a once-more?Fashion is evolving with sustainability and nostalgia taking center stage. Personal archives, vintage fashion, thrifting, and re-styling ar...
India's green fashion lovers switch to secondhandIndia's enormous garment sector churns out billions of dollars' worth of new clothes each year, but some local fashion lovers are switching...
Reviving tradition: Burkina Faso designer breathes new life into ancient fabricThe traditional Faso Danfani fabric from Burkina Faso has been named the country's official state dress. It has been mandated for use in sc...
Five cost-effective ideas to redefine your wardrobe; check out hereThese wardrobe refresh ideas will only take a few minutes of your time and they cost nothing.
How to make your first date pocket-friendlyIn this economy, it's no wonder young Indian daters are all down for affordable dates! In 2021, Tinder revealed through its Future of Datin...
Old is new again: Young fashionistas turning to tech to buy & sell vintage clothing, make fashion sustainableThese fashionistas are helping fuel a boom in a trendy corner of the global retail market.
Thrift shopping: How young Indians are taking to second-hand, pre-loved and vintage clothesThere are hundreds of thrift accounts in the country with similar rules and managed by young women. In recent years, Instagram has made sho...
Shopaholic alert! Here's a list of the best shopping destinations in the worldNew York, Paris and Tokyo are a shopaholic's dream but the world offers more. Here's a list of the best shopping destinations.
International Shopping SpreeThis season, up your style quotient by indulging in the fashion scene of popular global destinations.
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Thanks to belt-tightening, true Christian spirit is fashionable again.