9 Different and Quirky Ways to Drape your Sari
The sari has stood the test of time. This humble drape has found favour with women of all ages. The versatile garment would fit in perfectly at cocktails, intimate gatherings, the red carpet as well as traditional weddings. No matter whether you choose the conventional weaves or the new-age drapes, a little clever styling will always help you stand out. Here are 9 different and quirky ways to drape a sari.
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"Opt for a high neck full sleeve blouse or bodysuit and make a statement," says Esha.
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"The quickest way to add a contemporary touch to your sari is to cinch it with a complimenting belt and if it’s a softer sari let the pallu fall over giving it a Grecian touch," says Esha.
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"A chic crop top from your wardrobe can be used instead of a conventional blouse. Add a statement necklace or earrings before you head out," says Esha.
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"Ditch the blouse and wear a shirt with a statement choker or dramatic sleeves to give your basic saree a unique look," adds Esha.
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"Step up your style game by pairing your sari with shararas, a tube or one shoulder top with a heavy necklace around the neck," says Esha.
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"Drape your saree in the double draping style and pair it with a heavily embellished dupatta or a shawl," says Esha.
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For a fuss-free, functional look, drape the long pallu over your neck. Keep your hands free, in case you want to break into a jig.
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"An overlay or an overcoat with a sari for winters will instantly give a chic contemporary look," suggests Swasti Shah, brand manager, Shanti Banaras, a contemporary Banarasi sari label.
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"Pair your sari with tailored pants or a dhoti instead of a petticoat for a fusion look. You can also drape your sari like dhoti to give it a fun twist," says Esha Amin, celebrity stylist.