Chunky jewellery is back with vengeance, be it bib chunkies, collar chunkies or statement pieces. The best thing about chunky jewellery is that you do not have to fret too much on complementing; they match with almost everything – deshi, western, tribal — the list is an exhaustive one.

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Khazana is offering their guests with special Opar Bangla Mahabhoj for lunch & dinner. Celebrity chef Panchali Dutta of Hangla Hneshel is now serving up Opar Bangla Cuisine at Khazana. She will be showcasing her cooking skills to celebrate Nabo Borsho. Feel your taste buds getting tantalised with dishes from Nawab of Murshidabad to Thakur Bari to lost vegetarian food “goynabori.” Hold your breath and

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To capture the full vibrancy of Baishakh, the children's lineup from Kay Kraft features bright colours. Various patterns and cuts are the key focus with fabrics like cotton, linen and many more.

To welcome and celebrate the start of Baishakh, Khazana is offering guests the 'Opar Bangla Mahabhoj' for lunch and dinner. Celebrity chef Panchali Dutta is being specially flown in from Kolkata to provide authentic flavours of Opar Bangla Cuisine. She will interact with the guests to familiarise them with the authentic cuisine from West Bengal, and share interesting trivia also. Special cooking workshops will be held for the guests on selected days.

Celebrate Pahela Baishakh with one-of-a-kind offerings at Amari Dhaka. The Amaya Food Gallery will feature 'Aatmishali Utshob' – featuring eight different cuisines from eight divisions of Bangladesh.

Balancing traditional designs and fashionable modern trends this Baishakh, Ambor is ready to grace your wardrobe with their best collection of saris.

Blending in traditional red and white with summer colours, Cats Eye is all set for this Baishakh. For the younger crowd, linen and other cotton fabrics with trendy cuts and designs are the focus. Westerns designs are mixed with local motifs and embroidery and screen prints grace the variety of clothes in this collection.

As the Bengali New Year is upon us once more, every fashion house is getting ready with their collection to make the day as memorable as ever. Foring too is joining the festivity. Their collection focuses on red, white, blue, pink, yellow, green, sky blue and many more colours.

Get the bathroom of your dreams with the Dream in Kohler online contest. Interested participants can create a mood-board of a bathroom, using the Kohler products. After finishing their piece, they have to give it a name and highlight what inspires them about it.

The Bangla New Year is almost upon us and it is the season for slipping into a festive mood. All fashion houses are set to join in this festivity, and Nabarupa is no exception. Their Bashakhi collection has geometric-folk motifs and flowers. The range includes kameezs, saris, T-shirts, panjabis, and many more for adults, as well as for children.

One of the most celebrated occasions in Bangladesh, Pahela Baishakh brings new life. For this season, Sadakalo is focusing on the 'Shokher Hari' motif.

Celebrate the coming Bangla New Year with an exclusive collection from Rang Bangladesh. This year's themes include shital patis, mangal shobhajatra in main shades of red, maroon, off-white and white.

The festive spirit of the Bengali New Year is here once again, as the Pan Pacific Sonargaon Dhaka embellishes the hotel in the bright colours of “Pahela Baishakh”

Adding colour to our everyday city life, Dhaka Regency Hotel and Resort and Mutual Trust Bank Limited have organised extensive programmes on the occasion of Pahela Baishakh 1425.

To celebrate the upcoming Baishkah, Woman's World is offering a makeup offer at Tk 1425, which includes hair style, sari styling, even Baishakhi temporary tattoos in varied hues of crude local paint, which is all the rage now.

Drawing inspiration from pages of history, Restaurant Amrit has launched its new menu that is a representation of Mughal influences in our culinary traditions, with an emphasis on the famed “dumpakht.”

Planning on visiting the Ramna batamul, listening to accomplished Chhayanaut singers embracing the dawn of a new year with renditions of Tagore, Nazrul and others? We bet you are!