MODERN WAYS TO DRAPE SAREES TO LOOK STYLISH IN 2021

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MODERN WAYS TO DRAPE SAREES TO LOOK STYLISH IN 2021

Yellow Printed Chanderi Saree
Yellow Printed Chanderi Saree

Indeed, women never find it easier when it comes to choosing the perfect designer saree to drape for a casual event, wedding, or cocktail party. Sarees are one of the traditional classics that have been a style statement for many decades and still remain one. But to choose the right outfit with a perfect floaty drape is also essential to bring the charm onto the next level. Every woman is aware of the primary ways to drape a sari, but draping and styling your sari in engaging ways is something not all of you might be knowing. This blog will be interesting as we are going to discuss multiple draping styles and how to choose the perfect ensemble for various occasions.

LET’S TALK ABOUT VARIOUS SAREE DRAPING STYLES

Sarees never disappoint as you can try on any avatar, and still, it brings out the most versatile look. Today’s modern draping styles have outstripped the original boundaries of traditional attire. It is both classy and sassy. However, irrespective of the occasion, you can effortlessly customize your saree draping styles according to the theme, ambiance, and culture. 

We have fetched few draping styles with a modern twist to button up your dull traditional look.

DRAPE YOUR SAREE IN DHOTI-STYLE

It is amongst one of the most trending saree draping styles adorned by many fashion Divas and celebrities. All thanks to its diverse fashion quotient. The look is exceptionally modish and stylish if worn with a cape or a blazer. The best part is that you can pair up this look with any type of blouse, irrespective of its length and fit.

DRAPE YOUR SAREE IN BELT-STYLE

White Blue Printed Chiffon ruffled Saree
White Blue Printed Chiffon ruffled Saree

One of the most stylish redefining trends that women can’t ignore is the Belt over saree drape. You might have seen many fashion influencers, youth, and celebs going shimmy ya for this look. Opt for a statement belt that accentuates your waist to give an edgy and up-to-date indo-western twist to your basic saree look. Based on the event, you can experiment with different belts- beaded, corset, leather, or metallic belts.

LONG TRAIL- PALLU SAREE DRAPE

Fashion lovers wouldn’t have missed the Sabyasachi bridal collection that showcased the Long trail-pallu saree. This is one of the most attractive styles that will not get out-of-style any time soon. The saree is draped so that when the extent of the pallu is pinned, it falls like a trail. It is a perfect match for huge-throw-out party events. Avoid wearing this style around kids, as there will be no stylist to assist you with carrying such a massive trail of the pallu.

METALLIC SAREE DRAPE

Women who think they can’t do well in traditional Indian wear but can’t get less obsessed with sarees. Don’t be dissatisfied! The metallic sarees have stolen all the rage. These sarees are comparatively over-structured with sharply defined silhouettes. They not only add shine and lustrous bossy-woman appearance but also makes [make] you look beautifully magnificent. You can even go for a non-bold metallic look without losing the touch of the traditional feel. 

STYLE YOUR SAREE WITH A CHINESE BUFF DRAPE

This is one of the ground-breaking ways to drape your overstated heavy lace sarees. All you have to do is wrap the pallu at the waist with the wrong side up in such a way that the pallu outlines a Chinese fan-like shape when the pallu is brooched around the shoulder. 

NECK WRAP STYLE SAREE

The best way to break out the conventional draping style is to try out the neck wrap look. Instead of letting the pallu fall over your shoulders, wrap it up like a scarf around your neck. This style won’t only keep you cozy in the winter season but also gives a modish look. Pair it up with a handcrafted statement necklace to give a contemporary twist.

FRINGE STYLE DRAPE

To look extravagant, you don’t always have to invest in expensive over-the-top sarees with long fringes. And suppose you are worried about your old sarees that are no longer wearable. In that case, fringe drapes are an excellent choice for a sassy makeover. You can achieve it with your basic sarees. The market is exploded with fringe laces. Pick one that blends in with your saree, and get it stitched by your tailor around the borders. So speed up the process if you want people to look at you with amusement.

PRE-STICHED SAREE DRAPES

Pre-stitched sarees are perfect if you want to bring out your heavily embellished blouse. It is a cocktail style of pairing up your saree. Choose for printed pure silk sarees in georgette and chiffon with heavy border pallu. Feel free to experiment with blingy crop tops, sequined nettops, embroidered chemise, and corsets.

TALKING ABOUT OCCASION

Now that you are aware of the draping styles let’s talk about the types of sarees you should wear depending on the occasion.

SAREES FOR WORKWEAR

Mustard Yellow Printed Cotton Saree
Mustard Yellow Printed Cotton Saree

Boldly face the Monday blues and tepid Tuesdays within the brightest manner possible. Accompany the colors that are the right shades of bright. Choose Nivi style sarees made of cotton, linen, and silk linen. These are easy to wear during the day. Pinup your sarees in pleats. You can also go for handpainted Kalamkari sarees or hand block printed sarees for an artistic vibe. Handwoven sarees with subtle colors and minimally embellished motifs do the best bidding when it comes to workwear.

SAREES FOR EVENING LOOK

The evening look is much easier than you think if you are heading for an evening part after attending the office. Keep the accessories handy and pair them with a summer jacket or a sporty blazer to get a formal or semi-formal look. 

SAREES FOR A COCKTAIL PARTY

Pink Floral Printed Muslin Silk Saree
Pink Floral Printed Muslin Silk Saree

Flaunt your hour-glass sarees in cocktail events. Pair your tube top blouse with a butterfly saree drape or with a belt drape. Either go for a statement necklace or go completely minimal.

SAREES FOR WEDDING

Off-White Handwoven Silk Banaras Saree

Go out all in heavily embellished sarees with a unique color scheme. Choose one of the finest Banarasi silk or Kanjivaram sarees from your wardrobe. The color need not be red. Instead, you can choose a saree in florals and pastels.

Get ready to turn your heads as now you are entirely aware of the draping styles and ways to choose the right fit for the right occasion. 

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