August 7 marks National Handloom Day in India, celebrating the craftsmanship and heritage of handloom textiles, particularly Khadi, which has evolved into a fashionable and sustainable fabric. Designer Shilpi Gupta highlights Khadi's significance, linking it to Mahatma Gandhi's promotion of self-reliance and its modern adaptations in homegrown fashion. Concurrently, women are gearing up for Hariyali Teej, seeking saree inspirations from celebrities like Nita Ambani, who showcases traditional elegance through her choice of garments. Kanjivaram sarees, steeped in history and cultural significance, are also spotlighted, with Bollywood icons often donning these luxurious pieces. Additionally, Tejashree Padhye Sahakari's 'Mogasu' sarees reflect Goa's essence and craftsmanship, marrying artisanal techniques with modern aesthetics. Lastly, veteran actress Rekha continues to inspire with her timeless saree collection, promoting sustainable fashion through her elegant choices.