We are unapologetically polemical. In our “Style Ethics” column, we dismantle the enemy: the Rs. 199 crop top, the “trendy” synthetic lehengas that tear at the seams after one puja, the lipstick shades named after vulgar slang.
: Stories from influencers and real women about how fashion has served as "armour" during life’s transitions.
Our cover story last Diwali was not a photoshoot. It was a pilgrimage. We traveled to a village in West Bengal where widows, long cast aside by a hypocritical society, weave Korial sarees. The fashion spread featured a 62-year-old widow, Moushumi di, draped in a white saree with a blood-red border. The styling was stark. No jewelry. No makeup except for a sandalwood tilak .
Beyond just "what to wear," Gouri Naari uses style as a vehicle for advocacy. Its content often includes: