India, April 3 -- "My closet is so full, but I have nothing to wear!" We've all said it. We've refused to repeat outfits at parties because "what will our relatives say?", and judged actresses for being 'papped' in the same outfit twice. That was a different time.

Just scroll through the recent red carpet looks. Alia Bhatt is wearing her wedding sari to awards shows. Kate Middleton keeps returning to the same cobalt blue dress. Even Jennifer Lopez keeps revisiting her famous green high-slit, jungle-print Versace, first worn by her two decades ago. Fashion has slowed. Outfit repetition no longer signals scarcity. It's now seen as low-fuss, sustainable and a sign of confidence. A good wardrobe today is not necessarily the biggest one, but ...