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Revolutionize Bangladeshi heritage textiles with an innovative Jacquard device developed by Tanwy Kabir and Sheikh Saifur Rahman. This technology empowers Mirpur handloom weavers to create large Katan motifs, reducing waste and unlocking global fashion possibilities.

Through Eskay Decor’s newest venture into interior design and furniture, Samiu Karim is now working with permanence instead of performance. The shift from event décor to home interiors may seem dramatic on paper, but at its core, his philosophy remains surprisingly similar.

Experts have recommended renaming PCOS to polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome (PMOS). Learn why this change matters for your health and diagnosis.

Taskin Rahman and Samira Hamid launched Caleo Collective to redefine Dhaka’s fashion scene. Their contemporary clothing label prioritizes breathable linen fabrics and clean silhouettes, offering sustainable, versatile style for Bangladesh’s evolving local apparel market today.

Transforming traditional Jamdani and Benarasi textiles requires technical innovation and artisan collaboration. Modern Bangladesh designers adapt heritage fabrics into contemporary silhouettes, ensuring authentic handwoven craftsmanship survives through sustainable fashion practices and global market visibility.

Empower local artisans like Salma by supporting Bangladeshi handcrafted jewellery. Jhenaidah workshops transform raw materials into intricate necklaces through human connection and regional motifs, creating sustainable livelihoods while preserving cultural identity through authentic design.

Experience authentic community tourism in Madhupur, Tangail, through BRAC Otithi homestays. Discover Mandi culture while enjoying traditional Garo food like Goppa and Khari. This meaningful travel encounter supports local artisans through bamboo weaving and textiles.

Analysing The Devil Wears Prada 2, this narrative explores fashion media's decline within the digital-first landscape of 2026. Experts in Bangladesh highlight systemic erosion, where underpaid professionals navigate advertiser pressure to maintain a glossy facade.

Youth events often promise inspiration. Fewer offer young people a space to slow down, pay attention to themselves, and leave with something practical. That is what made the National Youth Wellness Festival, held on 22 and 23 April at BRAC University’s multipurpose hall, feel more substantial than a typical campus programme.

Entrepreneur Asad Sattar reshapes Dhaka fashion through Arka, bridging the gap between commerce and community. By blending South Asian identity with contemporary design, this generalist creates inclusive cultural experiences that prioritize authentic urban youth engagement.

Explore the cultural significance of the teep in Bengal, evolving from traditional ritual to modern urban fashion. Whether paired with Jamdani sarees or denim, this versatile accessory symbolizes identity, feminine grace, and heritage.

Celebrate Pahela Baishakh at Aloki with Arka Boishakh 1433, a modern cultural mela in Dhaka. Featuring curated fashion, traditional games, and authentic Bengali cuisine, this immersive event reinterprets heritage for a vibrant younger generation.

Preserve Dhamrai heritage through authentic bell metal craftsmanship as Abu Taleb sustains traditional kasha-pitol production. Despite rising material costs and electricity crises, these skilled artisans create high-quality utensils, bells, and ritual cymbals.

Prepare for Bangladesh internet disruptions as SEA-ME-WE-5 submarine cable maintenance in Kuakata impacts speeds. Secure urgent files early, prioritize offline productivity, and manage digital clutter while navigating this temporary connectivity pause with strategic, intentional planning.

Explore Tantibazar’s historic silver market in Old Dhaka. From hallmarked purity to Meenakari craftsmanship, discover how middle-class buyers navigate pricing, negotiation, and traditional jewelry designs like Komol Nupur for authentic, affordable, and timeless investments.

Transform your culinary passion into a professional career with Chef Nayeem Ashraf. From Le Cordon Bleu to founding SHINEE in Dhaka, he prioritizes kitchen discipline and hospitality education to redefine the industry in Bangladesh.

Furry Friends Foundation transforms Dhaka’s animal welfare through humane CNVR interventions. Chairperson Tasneem Sinha leads essential sterilization, rabies vaccinations, and canine cancer treatments, fostering peaceful coexistence between street dogs and Bangladesh’s urban communities.

Empower your daily routine with SHAPE’s seamless bras, specifically engineered by Monoshita Ayruani for South Asian bodies. This Dhaka-based brand prioritizes inclusive sizing and skin-tone-accurate shades like coffee, ensuring ultimate comfort and invisible confidence.

Revitalize contemporary spaces using Aadim’s handcrafted ceramics and organic jewellery. Designer Chandra Manik transforms traditional Comilla pottery techniques into modern fashion accessories, ensuring ancient Bengali craftsmanship thrives against synthetic trends through sustainable, nature-inspired artistic expression.

Experience cultural preservation with Sanchayita, Faiza Ahmed’s plant-based culinary venture. By reimagining traditional semolina halwa and sabudana kheer using coconut milk and nolen gur, she restores Bengali heritage food into contemporary, sustainable, and healthy everyday dining.