Bollywood stars have been instrumental in turning the concept of repeating outfits into a chic and sustainable trend. Their conscious effort to re-wear iconic pieces has set a new standard in fashion, inspiring audiences globally.
Alia Bhatt’s decision to re-adorn her wedding saree for the National Awards this year showcased the significance of sentimental attachment and sustainability in fashion. Sushmita Sen’s choice to don her old, shimmery gold saree for Diwali this year echoed elegance and the timeless appeal of a classic ensemble. Additionally, Deepika Padukone’s reuse of the red dupatta from her wedding ceremony exemplified the sentiment of treasuring special moments by incorporating them into different looks, thereby promoting sustainability with grace and style. These instances from Bollywood’s style icons have not just redefined fashion but also emphasized the beauty of cherishing and reviving cherished garments.
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