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A Delhi restaurant that allegedly denied entry to a saree-clad woman last week has been shut by civic authorities. The South Delhi Municipal Coorporation issued a closure notice to the Aquila restaurant for operating without a trade licence.
South Delhi Municipal Corporation&nbsp;mayor Mukesh Suryan confirmed that the restaurant has been closed.
Officials said that the Aquila restaurant was operating without a proper licence. They are also exploring other actions, including imposing a penalty in accordance with the Delhi Municipal Corporation Act against the eatery as it was functioning without approval from the civic body.
The closure notice said the area public health inspector found during a check on September 21 that the facility is running without a health trade licence and under unhygienic conditions. It also flagged alleged encroachment on public land.
A video had gone viral last week, wherein a woman was allegedly not allowed to enter the restaurant as she was wearing a saree because it does not fall under the category of &ldquo;smart casual&rdquo;.
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Delhi restaurant that denied entry to saree-clad woman shut by civic body

Delhi restaurant that denied entry to saree-clad woman shut as it was operating without licence 

Delhi restaurant that denied entry to saree-clad woman shut 

Delhi restaurant that denied entry to saree-clad woman shut&nbsp;
Aquila&nbsp;restaurant was operating without licence, closed:&nbsp;SDMC
Civic flags&nbsp;unhygienic conditions, encroachment on public land
Woman was denied entry as 'saree&nbsp;not considered smart casual'

A Delhi restaurant that allegedly denied entry to a saree-clad woman last week has been shut by civic authorities. The SDMC issued a closure notice to the Aquila restaurant for operating without a trade licence.

A Delhi restaurant that allegedly denied entry to a saree-clad woman last week has been shut by civic authorities. The South Delhi Municipal Corporation issued a closure notice to the Aquila restaurant for operating without a trade licence.
South Delhi Municipal Corporation&nbsp;mayor Mukesh Suryan confirmed that the restaurant has been closed.
Officials said that the Aquila restaurant was operating without a proper licence. They are also exploring other actions, including imposing a penalty in accordance with the Delhi Municipal Corporation Act against the eatery as it was functioning without approval from the civic body.
The closure notice said the area public health inspector found during a check on September 21 that the facility is running without a health trade licence and under unhygienic conditions. It also flagged alleged encroachment on public land.
A video had gone viral last week, wherein a woman was allegedly not allowed to enter the restaurant as she was wearing a saree because it does not fall under the category of &ldquo;smart casual&rdquo;.
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Delhi&rsquo;s Aquila club has created an uproar on social media for allegedly not allowing entry to a woman for wearing a saree.
A woman alleged that the staff at the Aquila denied her entry because she was draped in a saree which they said was not a smart-casual
Social media users have slammed the bizarre dress code and the elitist policy.
An editorji poll across several social media platforms has shown that users have embraced saree as appropriate attire for visits to restaurants or clubs. Social media users have passed the verdict. Saree does fall under the smart casual category after all.
82.9% of the Twitter respondents voted in favour of the saree, while while only 17.1% said they would wear something else while visiting a restaurant.
Similar sentiment has been echoed on LinkedIn where 80% gave a thumbs up to the saree, while 20% opted for a different attire.
On Instagram too majority of users have said saree is an appropriate attire to step out in for restaurant and club visits .

Aquila row: ediorji poll shows saree is 'smart casual', social media users settle the debate

An editorji poll across several social media platforms has shown that users have embraced saree as appropriate attire for visits to restaurants or clubs. 

//ediorji&nbsp;poll on whether&nbsp;saree&nbsp;is an appropriate attire for restaurants &amp; clubs
//Delhi&rsquo;s Aquila club's dress code starts&nbsp;online debate
//Row after woman alleges Aquila&nbsp;denied her entry for wearing a saree
//editorji&nbsp;poll: social media users agree saree&nbsp;is a smart casual
//Most users say they will wear a saree&nbsp;to restaurants &amp; clubs
//82.9% of the Twitter respondents voted in favour of the saree
//LinkedIn, Instagram&nbsp;users give thumbs-up to the saree

An editorji poll across several social media platforms has shown that users have embraced saree as appropriate attire for visits to restaurants or clubs.

Delhi&rsquo;s Aquila club has created an uproar on social media for allegedly not allowing entry to a woman for wearing a saree.
A woman alleged that the staff at the Aquila denied her entry because she was draped in a saree which they said was not a smart-casual
Social media users have slammed the bizarre dress code and the elitist policy.
An editorji poll across several social media platforms has shown that users have embraced saree as appropriate attire for visits to restaurants or clubs. Social media users have passed the verdict. Saree does fall under the smart casual category after all.
82.9% of the Twitter respondents voted in favour of the saree, while while only 17.1% said they would wear something else while visiting a restaurant.
Similar sentiment has been echoed on LinkedIn where 80% gave a thumbs up to the saree, while 20% opted for a different attire.
On Instagram too majority of users have said saree is an appropriate attire to step out in for restaurant and club visits .

Summers are officially here and it's the perfect time to update your wardrobe for the hotter months. While it's normal to associate hot pants and casual t-shirts with the season, we think you should not forget about the easy breezy allure of summer sarees.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Sarees are the perfect way to embrace desi fashion and make a style statement while you&rsquo;re at it.&nbsp;Some people often associate sarees with&nbsp;occasion&nbsp;wear but this versatile garment works just as well for casual, every day wearing as well.&nbsp;
Here is a review of some saree styles that every person should have in their summer wardrobe!&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
COLOURFUL FLORALS&nbsp;
Summer isn&rsquo;t complete without a good, bright floral print. And with none other than Sabyasachi promoting the print, who are we to shy away from it! Invest in&nbsp;as many&nbsp;colourful floral sarees&nbsp;as you like as this is one look that will always be on-trend, summer after summer.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
VARIANTS OF WHITE&nbsp;
With all the colour and sunshine overload, many people prefer to stick to whites in the summer. A white shirt is after all a wardrobe must-have! Well, so is a good white saree.&nbsp;Whether you like it with a gold border, some sequins or a sprinkle of colour, it is hard to go wrong with a&nbsp;stylish&nbsp;white saree&nbsp;this summer season.&nbsp;&nbsp;
HAND PRINTED INDIGO&nbsp;&nbsp;
Bagru&nbsp;is a traditional Rajasthani printing technique that produces the most eye-catching indigo fabrics.&nbsp;A local&nbsp;hand-printed&nbsp;artisanal&nbsp;work, indigo&nbsp;sarees&nbsp;are&nbsp;beautiful&nbsp;and no pieces ever look the same. The soft cotton sarees are easy to breathe in, affordable&nbsp;and look stunning as well!&nbsp;
GO FOR ORGANZA&nbsp;&nbsp;
Nothing says summer quite like the feeling of crisp organza.&nbsp;Sarees in organza look ethereal and rich but are very light and comfortable to wear on hot days. Whether&nbsp;it&rsquo;s a daytime wedding or a late brunch, the natural sheen in organza makes it the perfect saree for all&nbsp;occasions.&nbsp;&nbsp;
SOFT&nbsp;PASTEL COLOURS&nbsp;&nbsp;
Not a fan of bright highlighter colours? Go for soft, pastel hues that look subtle yet chic. The light colours keep you cooler as they attract less light and give fresh spring vibes. Pastel cotton sarees are also a favourite of Bollywood stars, thanks to their comfortable versatility.
So which summer saree&nbsp;are you going to be donning this season?

Summer sarees to look chic during the hotter months

Summer sarees every woman needs in her wardrobe!

Summers are officially here and it's the perfect time to update your wardrobe for the hotter months. While it's normal to associate hot pants and casual t-shirts with the season, we think you should not forget about the easy breezy allure of summer sarees.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Sarees are the perfect way to embrace desi fashion and make a style statement while you&rsquo;re at it.&nbsp;Some people often associate sarees with&nbsp;occasion&nbsp;wear but this versatile garment works just as well for casual, every day wearing as well.&nbsp;
Here is a review of some saree styles that every person should have in their summer wardrobe!&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
COLOURFUL FLORALS&nbsp;
Summer isn&rsquo;t complete without a good, bright floral print. And with none other than Sabyasachi promoting the print, who are we to shy away from it! Invest in&nbsp;as many&nbsp;colourful floral sarees&nbsp;as you like as this is one look that will always be on-trend, summer after summer.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
VARIANTS OF WHITE&nbsp;
With all the colour and sunshine overload, many people prefer to stick to whites in the summer. A white shirt is after all a wardrobe must-have! Well, so is a good white saree.&nbsp;Whether you like it with a gold border, some sequins or a sprinkle of colour, it is hard to go wrong with a&nbsp;stylish&nbsp;white saree&nbsp;this summer season.&nbsp;&nbsp;
HAND PRINTED INDIGO&nbsp;&nbsp;
Bagru&nbsp;is a traditional Rajasthani printing technique that produces the most eye-catching indigo fabrics.&nbsp;A local&nbsp;hand-printed&nbsp;artisanal&nbsp;work, indigo&nbsp;sarees&nbsp;are&nbsp;beautiful&nbsp;and no pieces ever look the same. The soft cotton sarees are easy to breathe in, affordable&nbsp;and look stunning as well!&nbsp;
GO FOR ORGANZA&nbsp;&nbsp;
Nothing says summer quite like the feeling of crisp organza.&nbsp;Sarees in organza look ethereal and rich but are very light and comfortable to wear on hot days. Whether&nbsp;it&rsquo;s a daytime wedding or a late brunch, the natural sheen in organza makes it the perfect saree for all&nbsp;occasions.&nbsp;&nbsp;
SOFT&nbsp;PASTEL COLOURS&nbsp;&nbsp;
Not a fan of bright highlighter colours? Go for soft, pastel hues that look subtle yet chic. The light colours keep you cooler as they attract less light and give fresh spring vibes. Pastel cotton sarees are also a favourite of Bollywood stars, thanks to their comfortable versatility.
So which summer saree&nbsp;are you going to be donning this season?

With both the festive and wedding season in full swing, you may be looking for some sartorial ideas on how to upgrade clothes you already own. Look no further! Here are 5 ways to perk up the good ol' saree.&nbsp;As seen on the runway, tying a simple knot on your pallu can give a casual touch to your saree.You can update plain sarees by adding a ruffle border giving the garment a retro upgrade.&nbsp;There's nothing that a white shirt can't fix. Replace your blouse with a white shirt of your choice and enjoy the comfort.&nbsp;A trend started by Sabyasachi, cinch your waistline with a belt to make your drape more clean.&nbsp;This might be a little hard to handle but instead of draping the pallu, you could just let it hang on your arm to let the blouse shine.&nbsp;Even if you're not a master of innovative drapes, these are some of the easiest ways to wear any saree you may already own with a unique twist.&nbsp;

Festive Fashion: 5 different ways of styling an old saree

With both the festive and wedding season in full swing, you may be looking for some sartorial ideas on how to upgrade clothes you already own. Look no further! Here are 5 ways to perk up the good ol' saree.&nbsp; As seen on the runway, tying a simple knot on your pallu can give a casual touch to your saree. You can update plain sarees by adding a ruffle border giving the garment a retro upgrade.&nbsp; There's nothing that a white shirt can't fix. Replace your blouse with a white shirt of your choice and enjoy the comfort.&nbsp; A trend started by Sabyasachi, cinch your waistline with a belt to make your drape more clean.&nbsp; This might be a little hard to handle but instead of draping the pallu, you could just let it hang on your arm to let the blouse shine.&nbsp; Even if you're not a master of innovative drapes, these are some of the easiest ways to wear any saree you may already own with a unique twist.&nbsp;

With both the festive and wedding season in full swing, you may be looking for some sartorial ideas on how to upgrade clothes you already own. Look no further! Here are 5 ways to perk up the good ol' saree.&nbsp; As seen on the runway, tying a simple knot on your pallu can give a casual touch to your saree. You can update plain sarees by adding a ruffle border giving the garment a retro upgrade.&nbsp; There's nothing that a white shirt can't fix. Replace your blouse with a white shirt of your choice and enjoy the comfort.&nbsp; A trend started by Sabyasachi, cinch your waistline with a belt to make your drape more clean.&nbsp; This might be a little hard to handle but instead of draping the pallu, you could just let it hang on your arm to let the blouse shine.&nbsp; Even if you're not a master of innovative drapes, these are some of the easiest ways to wear any saree you may already own with a unique twist.&nbsp;

5 innovative ways to perk up an old&nbsp;saree&nbsp;lying in the back of your wardrobe.

With both the festive and wedding season in full swing, you may be looking for some sartorial ideas on how to upgrade clothes you already own. Look no further! Here are 5 ways to perk up the good ol' saree.&nbsp;
As seen on the runway, tying a simple knot on your pallu can give a casual touch to your saree.
You can update plain sarees by adding a ruffle border giving the garment a retro upgrade.&nbsp;
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There's nothing that a white shirt can't fix. Replace your blouse with a white shirt of your choice and enjoy the comfort.&nbsp;
A trend started by Sabyasachi, cinch your waistline with a belt to make your drape cleaner.&nbsp;
This might be a little hard to handle but instead of draping the pallu, you could just let it hang on your arm to let the blouse shine.&nbsp;
Even if you're not a master of innovative drapes, these are some of the easiest ways to wear any saree you may already own with a unique twist.

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