We like looking elegant. We like festivity and class. That’s just the way it is. There’s no easier way to assume all three of these than by putting on a sari. It’s so malleable it simply conforms to each occasion and look.
Saris, because they are simply lengths of fabric shown off to the best advantage, are perfect for making a statement. Whether you want to look fragile and regal, as from the courts of the olden Nawabs, or deeply continental, saris will never fail you. An instance of the first being the diaphanous white with the gold-sequinned skirt, and the second is portrayed by the maroon worked in temple jewellery colours.
The black, white and maroon sari is a minimalist creation purely for the modern and casual. But if you want modern with a heavy dose of tradition, the olive-bordered crimson is more your thing.
For weddings and such occasions conventional red, green and gold borders look classy. Featured here in dull orchid and bright red, these saris will just keep you in the spotlight.
When they said all that glitter isn’t gold, they were right: it can be silver! To bedazzle, try plain bright pastels, like deep salmon and turquoise with an effusion of glittering silver.
The blouses are where your imagination can run wild. A gold halter neck with border-straps, or velvet halter top, or even regal Chinese collars and full-sleeved 70s style-blouses work. All shapes and sizes, styles and fabrics, are acceptable and always IN because sari-zone is just simply fashion-zone.
Saris, because they are simply lengths of fabric shown off to the best advantage, are perfect for making a statement. Whether you want to look fragile and regal, as from the courts of the olden Nawabs, or deeply continental, saris will never fail you. An instance of the first being the diaphanous white with the gold-sequinned skirt, and the second is portrayed by the maroon worked in temple jewellery colours.
The black, white and maroon sari is a minimalist creation purely for the modern and casual. But if you want modern with a heavy dose of tradition, the olive-bordered crimson is more your thing.
For weddings and such occasions conventional red, green and gold borders look classy. Featured here in dull orchid and bright red, these saris will just keep you in the spotlight.
When they said all that glitter isn’t gold, they were right: it can be silver! To bedazzle, try plain bright pastels, like deep salmon and turquoise with an effusion of glittering silver.
The blouses are where your imagination can run wild. A gold halter neck with border-straps, or velvet halter top, or even regal Chinese collars and full-sleeved 70s style-blouses work. All shapes and sizes, styles and fabrics, are acceptable and always IN because sari-zone is just simply fashion-zone.
