India, Aug. 10 -- Delhi has always held a special place for Grammy-nominated artist Raja Kumari. In the Capital for 'Dhaagon Ki Sargam', a National Handloom Day event co-hosted by the Ministry of Textiles and the FDCI, the Made in India singer brought down the house for a room packed with music lovers, before opening up about reimagining handloom, her journey, and her love for local street food.

Dressed in a whimsically embroidered silk ensemble by designer Shruti Sancheti paired with schoolgirl braids, a bindi, and hand-painted metallic charms, she offered a lesson in blending old-world craft with modern style. "When we were curating the look, we wanted to pay homage to classic Indian schoolgirls... That's the beauty of fashion: you can...