Before you add another lehenga to your cart this Diwali, open your mom's almirah. Somewhere between the neatly folded sarees and the trunk of "good" jewellery, there are pieces no store can copy. Old textiles have a richness that comes from real zari, hand weaving and years of careful storage. Mixed with what you already own, they make your festive look feel personal instead of picked off a lookbook. Here is what to look for and how to wear it. Juttis And MojrisHandmade embroidered juttis are comfortable through long nights of pooja and card parties. If they feel stiff, wear them around the house with socks for a day before the event. This Diwali, the best piece in the room might be the one your mom wore first. Just remember to ask before you borrow. Senior Copy Editor at Times Network, Akanksha Arora covers Lifestyle, Culture and everything that falls under its big umbrella. When not writing, she ... View More