6 Yards of beauty, as they say, was initially a traditional costume for the women in the Indian subcontinent. Saree is now rediscovered by trendy young ladies in India. From Rekha to Karisma Kapoor to Aditi Rao Hydari, every Bollywood female icon is fancying a black saree over a little black dress to any occasion! Be it the Lakme Fashion Week or a friend’s birthday dinner, the black saree is literally going places!
Ms. Kirti Sachdeva, Fashion and Lifestyle Enthusiast
Blue jeans and churidars replaced petticoats; cholis morphed into skinny stretch tees or bikini bras and hemlines floated well above traditional lengths, says Prasad Bidapa, the famous fashion stylist! 2019 saw a mix of these saree trends. Fashion bloggers and fashion conscious social women are winning this over and styling their sarees in ways we have never seen before! Be it any traditional occasion or any western event, a woman in a saree always looks the most elegant.
As we all know, every season brings along a new palette of colors, however on the other side there is black – a color which never goes out of fashion. We can say that acquiring a black saree is the best kind of investment, as you can show-off the same saree even after 5 years or a decade later, regardless of what is in trend at that point of time. To add on to that, it will be your tiny step towards being sustainable. So always keep a little space in your closet for a few black sarees, which will also be your rescue buddy whenever the confusion of ‘what to wear’ pops up!
Ms. Minali Grover, Student
The Unconventional and Modern Saree Drapes
Playing with the draping styles is also a vital key when it comes to attending different functions. Let’s have a look at a few interesting and popular ones:
BELT STYLE – Draping saree the normal way and simply adding a belt that gathers the pallu at the waist.
DHOTI STYLE – Wearing a pair of leggings instead of a petticoat draping the saree in the form of a dhoti.
Ms. Anwesha Sarkar, Makeup Artist and Image Consultant
MERMAID STYLE – The mermaid style spreads out the lower part of the pleats, giving the look of a mermaid’s tail. All it requires are a few extra tucks and pleats.
NECK DRAPE STYLE – Keeping the length of pallu longer and wrapping it around neck like a scarf.
Dr. Priti Sehgal, Associate Professor
MUMTAZ STYLE – Good to channel in some retro vibes through this drape. The secret to achieving this style lies in the layering of the saree.
PRE STITCHED GOWN STYLE – One can experiment with blouses or tops for this style.
PANT STYLE – This super chic style is easy and comfortable to carry and flaunt.
Ms. Niharika Singh, Fashion Designer and Stylist
Thank you!
Great work. Very insightful.
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I’m totally a saree person and would prefer wearing one over any western dress even suits for any occasion.
Very interesting post with information for saree lovers.
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Well written. There is no other graceful dress to than a saree. Lovely drapes shown.
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Yes saree indeed is going out of fashion. People like wearing comfortable clothing along with the trends like plazos and kurtis
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Saree is indeed a graceful piece of cloth……very traditional and elegant
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Amazing styling drapes which inspire every woman to switch on saris instead of Western wear
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This is great!
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The article is nicely articulated with novel ideas on how to drape a six-yard fabric in so many chic ways.
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An awesome thought …great efforts..
Keep it up Rehea
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Very nice blog. Appropriately explained!
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Love for Indian saree has multiplied after reading this
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Yes… I agree. Six yards of sari can be worn in sixty different ways ! The best part is that When we wear Sari-we wear History. Right from Indus Valley till now.. sari has been the constant companion of women. Sari weaves memories… from our grand moms to moms and now us! The most graceful attire.. and the trend will
Continue for ever! Cheers.
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Saree is most elegant n as well as most glamorous attire. It looks fabulous on any age female 👌. It enhances Indian beauty the most . At every occasion it looks perfect. I love sarees 😍.
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Ethnic wear in India is sareee , more decent and more attractive
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Thanks for thought provoking blog. It has reminded me to be minimilistic in approach . It gives a good idea to foster sustainability. I really loved the beautiful styles of draping. The black saree styles gives quite a professional look.
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Thanks for thought provoking blog. It has reminded me to be minimilistic in approach . It gives a good idea to foster sustainability. I really loved the beautiful styles of draping. The black saree styles gives quite a professional look.
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👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Saree will always be the most elegant outfit adorned by a woman!
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The blog has been written beautifully about the most basic outfit yet one of the most admiring ones!
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Unconventional and stunning💯 great work👍🏻
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Well written👌
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Well Written! 👍👍
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Great efforts.A very elegant,basic and traditional outfit really need to
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Sarees are just love ♥️ Wonderfully presented.
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Wow.. Loved it
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awsome rupu . .loved it ♥️♥️
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Awesome blog. Great work 🥰💗
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Awesome blog great work 💯🥰
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Saree is the ultimate style statement. It can be traditional and yet be modern at the same time. Nothing can accentuate a woman’s body more than a saree. You have presented all the beautiful colours of the most loved piece of merchandise. Great work.
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Beautifully presented , great work
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Saree is the most sumptuous outfit adorned by women. Although it the oldest form of textile art, yet considered to be Cultural Icon of modern world.
Good going. Inspired by your work.
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Saree is the ultimate love of every woman. Nicely presented here, good work.
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Black saree is the new black LBD. Best wishes and great work.
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Loved the blog…very true… A woman always looks beautiful in a saree
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Awesome work
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Preeti sehgal 😀 you are looking awesome..
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Love the article!! 😀
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From whose permission have you used these pictures?
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