Designer Sarees (डिज़ाइनर साड़ी): Now You Too Can Look Like a Diva
If you’re an Indian woman, the chances of you not owning an elaboration collection of
designer sarees are bleak. Infact, your first memory of wearing a
saree must be from your mom’s wardrobe. That’s how the love affair starts. Whether it some traditional event, a wedding party or some formal occasion, a designer saree is the perfect choice. These nine-yard wonders bring out your feminine charm in the best possible manner. Contrary to the popular belief, sarees are often quite comfortable - you just have to drape them well. If you’re planning to stock up on some designer sarees, you should check the collection from Divastri, AC Creation, AVAILKART, AVR FASHIONS, Aahira and Active. Featuring trendy designs and high-quality fabrics, these brands have received good reviews from consumers. To help you further with your buying decision, let us have a look at some of the popular types of designer sarees online:
Bollywood Sarees
Bollywood is known to have introduced a range of styles in India, and one of the most interesting among them. With shimmery designs, trendy shades and fabrics that make a heroine look hot and attractive, Bollywood sarees are found in a lot of our favourite Bollywood songs. If you’re tired of wearing traditional sarees for every function in the family, brands like Design Willa have a range of Bollywood latest model sarees online in art silk, georgette, crepe and various other fabrics with designs that are sure to make you look like a Bollywood diva.
Banarasi Sarees
Whether it is weddings or any other traditional events, a royal Banarasi saree is all you need to be the centre of attraction. The marvellous sheen and texture of these elegant sarees are bound to catch attention. These timeless sarees were originally woven for the royal families with real gold and silver threads. These designer sarees feature intricate detailing that often requires a lot of time to finish. These sarees find their roots in Varanasi and they are quite popular as
bridal sarees in North India.
Chanderi Sarees
Originated from the land of Varanasi,
Chanderi sarees have made their way back to the fashion charts. Silk, zari and cotton are woven together to make a fabric, that’s light and has a royal vibe to it. You can find a wide variety of patterns online, including traditional coin, floral art, peacocks and geometrics. If you like to keep it simple and elegant, a Chanderi saree is your go-to option. These sarees are quite lightweight and they will keep you comfortable all day long. You can pair a chanderi saree with some junk
jewellery to look like a fashionista.
Tant Sarees
If you’ve ever been to Kolkata, then you must have noticed Bengali beauties adorning themselves in crisp cotton fantasies.
Tant sarees are stiffly starched and they display excellent craftsmanship. They aren’t as flowy as silk or georgette, but they possess a unique charm. A Tant saree is usually made of cotton and it is quite comfy to wear. Durga Puja is quite close and if you’re planning to shop for it, tant sarees are your go-to option. What sets them apart? Well, a lot of things including their bold borders and exquisite prints. Pair them with gold-plated jewellery to look like a Bengali goddess.
Kanjeevaram Sarees
While north India boasts of Banarasi sarees, south India has Kanjeevaram sarees to bank upon. Also popular as Kanchipuram sarees,
Kanjeevaram sarees find their origin in a small village named Kanchipuram that’s located in Tamil Nadu. Often distinguished by their motifs, heavy silk and gold cloth, Kanchipuram sarees make a popular choice for weddings and other special occasions. Why are they so popular? The dazzling shine and the richness of the fabric combined with the amazing finish contribute to the popularity of Kanjivaram sarees. These designer sarees have a royal appeal to them and they can make you stand apart from the crowd. So, if you’re looking for something that offers you the best of both worlds, you should opt for Kanjivaram sarees without any second thoughts.
Kasavu Sarees
Are you intrigued by the name already? Well, we don’t blame you, and to add to your happiness you should know that the look of these sarees does total justice to their unique name. Settu sarees were traditionally worn as dhotis with blouses and stoles. Over the years, they have undergone a makeover and they are now popular as
Kasavu sarees . These designer sarees are characterized by thick golden borders that are often woven with threads of real gold. Don’t worry, if you’ve a restricted budget, you can also opt for the ones woven with artificial threads. So, the next time you have ethnic day at work, drape yourself in a beautiful Kasavu saree and pair it with some fancy jewellery.
Bomkai Sarees
Among all the gorgeous options from east India, Odisha has Bomkai to boast of. Exquisite embroidery and thread work are a few USPs of these famous sarees. These nine-yard wonders are available in, both, silk and cotton. Also famous as Sonepuri sarees, Bomkai sarees were originally produced by the Bhulia community of Bomkai. The unique tribal rawness in their prints gives these designer sarees a charming appeal. So, adorn yourself in a beautiful, handwoven Bomkai saree and get ready for some genuine compliments. Pair it with some junk jewellery to complete the look.
Sambalpuri Sarees
Another popular marvel from the state of Odisha is the Sambalpuri saree. Sambalpuri sarees combine traditional motifs, such as flowers, wheels and shells in their beautiful weaves. The threads are first dyed and later woven into fabric form, rendering a rich look. Whether you’re heading to a casual occasion, a semi-formal occasion or a formal occasion, these versatile sarees can be worn to almost all the occasions and they will make you look uber stylish. Combine these designer sarees with some terracotta jewellery and transform yourself into an ethnic diva.
Paithani Sarees
If you’re a Marathi Mulgi, you would already have a huge collection of the magnificent Paithani sarees in your wardrobe. These sarees are named after the Paithan town in Aurangabad. These designer sarees are quite famous for their slanting square borders and exquisite pallus that are inspired by natural patterns including trees, parrots and peacocks. Their zari borders and the recurrent peacock designs are a treat for the eyes. These handwoven sarees are great for grand events and parties. You can team an elegant Paithani saree with pearl chokers and bangles to look glamorous.
Bandhani Sarees
The word bandhan means ties. These designer sarees are made using a unique process of tying and dyeing. The Khatri community of Gujarat is considered to be the pioneer in making Bandhani sarees. These sarees are often decorated by plucking the cloth with the fingernails into many tiny bindings that form an attractive figurative design. Rajasthan is also quite popular for
Bandhani sarees . If you’re headed to some puja ceremony or a casual event, you can go for Bandhani sarees. They are light and they will give you a chic yet elegant appeal. Just throw in some dazzling accessories to balance the look.
Muga Sarees
Muga sarees represent the perfect amalgamation of simplicity and elegance. These sarees are made of a special kind of silk, which is produced by a larvae. According to the popular belief, this larvae feeds on only two special kinds of leaves. This silk is also used to make the Assamese traditional Mekhela Chador and sarees. This silk is quite popular owing to its glossy finish and durability. The natural yellowish-golden tint of these sarees just adds to the glamour quotient. If you love wearing sarees, Muga sarees are a must-have in your wardrobe. To ace the chic look, pair a Muga saree with golden hoop earrings and a pair of contemporary footwear.
Phulkari Sarees
If you’re looking for something bright and dressy, then Phulkari sarees are meant for you. These sarees feature embroidery in bright colors with floss silk thread on coarse hand-woven cotton fabric. Standing true to their name, Phulkari sarees feature a lot of artwork and geometrical patterns. You will usually find Phulkari sarees in bright hues and patterns. These designer sarees became all the more popular after their entry in the legendary Heer Ranjha movie. The Phulkari embroidery is also popular for dupattas. So, the next time you’re confused about what to wear at your BFF’s sangeet or wedding, you can rely on these sarees.
Buy Best Designer Sarees According to Your Body Type
You might have fallen in love with the georgette saree that Katrina Kaif wore in her last movie, but it’s also important to know whether a saree like that will suit your body type or not. A saree is supposed to flatter your curves and make you look gorgeous. If you’re on the slimmer side,then you can opt for cotton and
silk sarees with heavy embroidery. To accentuate your curves, you can also go for brocade, beadwork and bold prints. If you’re on the taller side, then you should go for designer sarees with heavy borders. Heavy borders tend to divert the attention from your height and they will give you a balanced look. If you’re on the heavier side, then chiffon or handloom sarees are perfect for you. Silk sarees are quite versatile and they tend to flatter almost all body types.
A Different Look
If you want to make your look more iconic, you can try and use different styles to drape the designer sarees you have in your collection. It’s best to have at least three sarees so you have your fashion needs taken care off. One of the sarees can be kept aside for a social event while the other two can be kept aside for celebratory occasions, such as Diwali and Ganesh Chaturthi. If you attend more functions, you may need to buy more sarees and if that is going to be an issue, we have a solution. The simplest thing you can do is buy a couple of sarees that will have a set of blouses that can be mixed and matched. This will open up a variety of saree styling options and will make your 3-saree collection feel more like a 9-saree collection. This is a great way to build a collection that has a variety of styling options when you are working on a budget. The budget doesn’t have to be the real deciding factor - it could be a simple thing such as a lack of space in the wardrobe. To create a more distinct style, you could also use different hairstyles and accessories. The combination of different hairstyles, accessories and mix-and-match collection of saree blouses will make it possible for you to derive the most variations in looks from the collection of clothes that you have. You can use the filters that are found on the website or mobile app to search for sarees that have specific colours. This will make it easy for you to build a collection that can be later used with the mix-and-match blouse set.
Fashion Designer Sarees Online Shopping
Beautiful designer sarees in georgette, chiffon, art silk, lace and more are available on Flipkart at attractive prices. So, what are you waiting for? Buy designer party wear sarees and wedding sarees in gorgeous colours and patterns.
डिज़ाइनर साड़ी
अगर आप पारंपरिक पोशाक में कुछ स्टाइलिश खोज रहे है तो डिज़ाइनर साड़ी एक अच्छा विकल्प हैं। साड़ी महिलायो के लिए वो पारंपरिक वेषभूषा हैं जो हर अवसर में पहना जा सकता हैं और ये पोशाक काफ़ी विविधता में उपलब्ध हैं। आप रोज़मर्रा की ज़िंदगी में पहनने के लिए कॉटन की साड़ियाँ ख़रीद सकते है और शादी या त्योहारों में पहनने के लिए सिल्क, बनारसी या कांजीवरम साड़ियाँ ख़रीद सकते हैं। आपको हर विविधता के साड़ियाँ ऑनलाइन शॉपिंग स्टॉर्ज़ में मिल सकता हैं। आप अगर डिज़ाइनर साड़ी ख़रीदना चाहते हैं तो Anni Designer, Indianbeauty, Sangam Prints, MISILY, और The Fashion Outlets उन ब्रैंड्ज़ में से हैं जो सुंदर और विभिन्न प्रकार के साड़ियाँ ऑनलाइन बेचते हैं। ऑनलाइन स्टॉर्ज़ में आप तसल्ली से अपना समय ले सकते हैं, हज़ारों साड़ियों में से चुन सकते हैं, अपनी पसंदीदा रंग के कपड़े ख़रीद सकते हैं, और अपने साड़ी के साथ पहनने के लिए ब्लाउस, गहने, और दूसरे सामान ख़रीद सकते हैं। आप अगर किसी ख़ास अवसर में पहनने के लिए साड़ियाँ खोज रहे हैं तो ऑनलाइन स्टॉर्ज़ में आप को शादी, पार्टी, त्योहार, या रोज़ पहनने के लिए साड़ियाँ ख़रीद सकती हैं। इन स्टॉर्ज़ में आप सामान ख़रीदने से पहले दूसरे ग्राहकों की राय भी पढ़ सकते हैं।
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