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Tangail taant A classic saree for every weekday

Tangail taant: A classic saree for every weekday

7 September 2026
Transform your daily wardrobe by styling breathable Tangail sarees for modern Dhaka commutes. By pairing lightweight Bangladeshi cotton with blazers, shirts, or comfortable blouses, women easily embrace UNESCO-recognized heritage wear as practical, versatile everyday fashion.
7 September 2026
Rising inflation Is the middle class the new poor

Perspective / Rising inflation: Is the middle class the new poor?

6 September 2026
Navigate soaring Bangladesh inflation as rising costs across Dhaka force the middle class into creative survival strategies, highlighting economic pressure for non-government workers while a new public-sector pay scale underlines widespread purchasing power loss.
6 September 2026
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When a retail store becomes a cultural space

3 September 2026
What if the future of retail is not really about selling more, but about giving people a reason to stay, think, and talk? That question sits at the heart of the WildWoven flagship in Banani, created by co-founders Foysal Islam and Anamul Hoque.
3 September 2026
Chef Infiter Islam on bread, flavour and experimentation

Profile / Chef Infiter Islam on bread, flavour and experimentation

30 August 2026
Transform everyday dining in Bangladesh as Chef Infiter Islam elevates local bread culture using her Dubai culinary training, versatile Italian focaccia recipes, and creative flavor fusions to inspire adventurous home baking across the entire region.
30 August 2026
The Dolly Parton we will remember

Tribute / The Dolly Parton we will remember

27 August 2026
Celebrate country icon Dolly Parton, whose legacy spans East Tennessee to global hearts with classics like Jolene. Her unmatched songwriting, Imagination Library philanthropy, and unapologetic authenticity redefine stardom, leaving an enduring model of true generosity.
27 August 2026
From grooming to advocacy: The growing mission of Ahona Rahman and Nadia Hossain

Profile / From grooming to advocacy: The growing mission of Ahona Rahman and Nadia Hossain

24 August 2026
Founded by Ahona Rahman and Nadia Hossain, Dhaka's Pampered Paws Bangladesh expands pet-care services and advocates for stray animal welfare through community education, Gulshan Lake Park's Dog Walking Club, and urban coexistence initiatives.
24 August 2026
Behind Choko Poko & Family: A home built around rescue

Social Issues / Behind Choko Poko & Family: A home built around rescue

23 August 2026
Sabina Rahman Mukti and Sinthia Tanzim Srayoshe drive animal rescue through Choko Poko & Family in Dhaka, feeding hundreds of stray dogs nightly while urging systematic spaying and stronger Bangladesh welfare law enforcement.
23 August 2026
Adopt, don’t shop: Give a deshi animal a home

Perspective / Adopt, don’t shop: Give a deshi animal a home

20 August 2026
Transform pet care perceptions in Bangladesh by adopting vulnerable deshi dogs and cats instead of buying pedigree breeds. Fashion designer Sumaya Khan emphasizes that responsible rescue adoption creates lifelong family bonds and vital animal welfare.
20 August 2026
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Quick cash Taptap Send speeds up global remittances

Picture a Bangladeshi expatriate living in New York City, diligently saving a portion of his income every month to provide for his family back in Dhaka.
29 May 2024
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Menstrual woes: PMDD and its symptoms, causes, and treatment

PMDD is a clinical disorder, yet, it remains shrouded in misunderstanding and misdiagnosis. To accurately understand and manage PMDD, we talked to renowned psychiatrist Professor Dr Anwara Syed Haq MBBS, FCPS, MRCPsych (London), who offered her valuable insights into the causes, symptoms, and effective coping strategies.
28 May 2024
Rising from Rajshahi: Utshob Ahmed’s journey to boxing glory

Rising from Rajshahi: Utshob Ahmed’s journey to boxing glory

In an exclusive interview with Star Lifestyle, Utshob Ahmed shares insights into his journey, the challenges he faced and his aspirations for the future.
27 May 2024
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Navigate your painting budget efficiently

When it comes to refreshing the look of a building, painting is one of the most impactful renovations. Whether it’s a cosy home or a sprawling commercial complex, a fresh coat of paint can transform any environment. However, managing your painting budget effectively is essential to ensure that the project doesn’t become financially overwhelming.
26 May 2024
Tahmina Shaily’s vision: Transforming heirlooms and empowering communities with Shoilee

Tahmina Shaily’s vision: Transforming heirlooms and empowering communities with Shoilee

For Tahmina Shaily, jewellery carried a depth of significance that transcended generations and cultures, weaving together stories of love, heritage, and personal triumph. And thus, she founded “Shoilee” more than a decade ago, which has now blossomed into a thriving enterprise.
26 May 2024
Ashik Chowdhury's record skydive from 41,000 feet!

Ashik Chowdhury's record skydive from 41,000 feet!

In an exclusive interview, Star Lifestyle spoke with Ashik Chowdhury – fresh from his breath-taking skydive and ready to take on new adventures.
25 May 2024
Bringing street children out of despair through skateboarding

Bringing street children out of despair through skateboarding

Susie Halsell — founder and CEO of Bangladesh Street Kids Aid (BSKA), and a passionate skateboarder herself — came up with such a unique skateboarding program that not only offers street children a burst of adrenaline, but also nurtures their potential, helping them build confidence, community, and dreams for a brighter future.
22 May 2024
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How to pick the right AC for your commercial space

In the bustling heart of Mirpur, Shafayet Hossain Khan launched his clothing business, KhanSaab Studio, in a quaint, sunlit space on the top floor. However, he soon realises the sweltering heat of the summer months keeps stifling his productivity. While Khan tries to keep his business running with a two-ton air conditioner (AC), the electricity bill seems to take a heavy toll on his expenses.
19 May 2024
ARKA Fashion Week set to return for its second edition

ARKA Fashion Week set to return for its second edition

ARKA Fashion Week is set to return to Aloki Convention Center at 211 Tejgaon Link Road for its second year, scheduled from 13 June to 16 June, 2024. This event follows the success of its debut last year, striking a chord, particularly with the city's youth.
19 May 2024
A couple’s journey from office desks to street food cart

A couple’s journey from office desks to street food cart

The couple – Emu Akter and Fasiur Rahman, married for six years – started this business not out of necessity but out of passion for the food they cook.
18 May 2024
How a visionary artist transforms wood into treasured jewels

How a visionary artist transforms wood into treasured jewels

Wooden jewellery carries a certain charm, which you may not find in metals and gemstones. Artisans often utilise offcuts from furniture makers or fallen branches, ensuring that each piece contributes to a cycle of renewal and minimal waste. One such artist is Rial Sarker — the founder of Tukro Kath.
16 May 2024
Breaking career norms for civil engineers

Priyanka Das breaks career norms for civil engineers, one floor at a time

From towering skyscrapers to sprawling bridges and intricate road networks, civil engineering is a field that shapes the physical world around us. However, despite its critical role in society, this field remains a male-dominated profession, where women are largely underrepresented.
15 May 2024
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Urban Fusion: Commercial Integration in Residential Zones

Imagine stepping out of your front door to grab a coffee, drop your kids at daycare, and catch up on emails at a co-working space, all before lunch and without ever moving your car. Sounds like a daydream for most Dhaka city dwellers, right? Well, it’s becoming a reality in more and more neighborhoods.
13 May 2024
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Beyond walls : The rise of open kitchens in luxury apartments

In recent times, the concept of an open kitchen has become one of the defining features of a modern luxury apartment – reflecting a shift in interior design that values spaciousness, functionality, and social engagement.
13 May 2024
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Growing demand for luxury apartments in Chattogram

Chattogram, as Bangladesh’s principal maritime gateway, has experienced robust economic growth in recent years – primarily driven by its strategic port, burgeoning industrial base, and the expansion of trade.
13 May 2024
Rent, lend, buy and repeat: Embracing circular fashion with Karama Kabir

Rent, lend, buy and repeat: Embracing circular fashion with Karama Kabir

Circular fashion, which promotes the reuse, recycling, and extended lifecycle of clothing is central to reducing the fashion industry's environmental impact. Starlet Style Studio not only exemplifies this sustainable model but also makes high fashion affordable and accessible.
13 May 2024
role of mental and physical health in corporate success

Role of mental and physical health in corporate success, explains Shazia Omar

Shazia Omar, a reputed yogini, author, and co-founder of Dhaka Flow, explains why cultivating a supportive and healthy workplace has never been more important.
13 May 2024
Makeup artist Nerissa Nashin’s movement to celebrate all skin tones

Makeup vs Earthy Skintones: Nerissa's fight against colourism

For too long, the beauty industry has mirrored societal biases, notably through colourism, where lighter skin tones are often preferred over darker ones. To break the stereotype, Nerissa Nashin – a determined makeup artist – is challenging deep-seated norms. Her mission is bold yet beautifully simple: confronting the bias toward fair skin that pervades the beauty industry.
12 May 2024
Iconic dresses from Met Gala 2024

Iconic dresses from Met Gala 2024

The Met Gala 2024 dazzled under the theme "The Garden of Time," inspired by a short story with a similar title. Held on 6 May 2024, the gala saw fashion and film luminaries showcasing designs that married elegance and innovativeness with contemporary environmental consciousness.
7 May 2024
skin care tips during heatwave

Dermatologist-recommended skin care tips during this heatwave

Heat, humidity, and intense sun exposure can exacerbate or lead to various skin issues, especially during the heatwave. To keep our skin healthy and comfortable, we need to understand these common skin conditions and how to effectively manage them.
2 May 2024

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