The third day of Eid is the best, I think. Day one usually goes by in a flash. The morning exhausts itself in the rush attending Eid prayers and sacrificing the cattle. Then there is the butchering business, processing and distributing meat amongst poor and the loved ones, and finally, accomplishing the highly managerial task of stuffing the remaining meat in the refrigerator. It is a lot of work.

With monsoon almost over, Made In Bangladesh recently organised a three-day event titled, 'Monsoon Meet-up', to celebrate the last few days of the season.

New clothes are a staple for Eid, and it is the easiest way to put some much-needed vigour and excitement for this special occasion.

Jasia is a Facebook-based online shop that has a range of beautiful and attractive jewelleries.

Cricketer Yuvraj Singh enters the fashion industry by launching his brand YWC Fashion and says the profits from his clothing line will be used for the betterment of cancer patients.

Bet on whether England will actually come to play. There's a 50% chance you'll win.

When you are tired of all the meat, grease and spices, come back to your old favourite, come back to the humble source of protein and minerals, come back to fish!

For the sake of mouthwatering ice cream treats and to introduce a new selection of signature breads, Le Méridien Dhaka is offering 'Sweet Elevation' from 1 to 7 September.

Back in the 2000s, there was one bit of conversation that always happened on repeat when Eid ul Adha drew near.

Fashion powerhouse Aarong recently launched their Eid-ul-Adha 2016 Collection at an event for My Aarong Rewards Card (MARC) members and the media.

If you have lived in Bangladesh anytime in your life, there is a chance that you have seen a sacrificing ritual take place right in front of your eyes.

Our hair has been a great part of defining our beauty. So taking care of our hair ought to be a big part of our daily routine.

Nothing speaks fashion as much as the traditional panjabi during Eid. Whether you opt for a simple design for the Eid mornings or something fancier for the invites at night, they will always ooze an aura of class, sophistication and tradition.

Banalata is an online store that offers authentic Jamdani as well as other saris in many different forms of embroidered work. Created by Kazi Umme Salma, the idea of the store was to employ local craftspeople and showcase their amazing skill.

With a trendy touch to the traditional clothes, founder Lipi Khandakar has made it a point to cater to trendsetters of the city with her fashion-house Bibiana, which has been one of the top fashion brands ever since its establishment in 2001. With around eight outlets in the country, including those in Sylhet and Chittagong, Bibiana has been the ultimate stop for fashionistas looking for a Bengali vibe in their outfits. This week, Lipi Khandakar, creates a brand new line of unusual and intricate blouses exclusively for Star Lifestyle.

The coming Eid UlAdha, while remaining purely holy in its essence, has also become quite a celebration of the culinary world. The Eid mornings themselves have gone on to become the stuff of a foodie's legend and this year promises to be no different. This week Star Lifestyle dedicates its pages to this delicious extravaganza and our recipe writers bring in some of the most scrumptious servings they could think up. To make it even more worth your while, we dig in deeper and do not restrain ourselves to only beef, bringing you the pick of the baked fishes and vegetarian splendour. Of course, there's plenty of kebabs, steaks and lamb chops to go around as well, so get your pots and pans ready and prepare a feast worth fighting over this Eid!

For steaks, mix flour, salt, and pepper in a shallow bowl. Coat the meat with the flour mixture, and shake off the excess.

I sit at my desk drinking a cup of tea and admiring the view from my window. There are trees everywhere; green and tall, stretching away into the distance, their leaves washed clean by the recent rain, still glistening with droplets of water.

Nikhut Bangladesh is currently offering a 50 percent discount offer which is valid till Eid-ul-Adha.

Historically, handloom's heritage and preeminence is a part of our culture. The tradition of weaving cloth by hand is one of the richest aspects of Bangladeshi culture and heritage.