The magic and sheer elegance of the nine meters cannot be expressed in words. The most popular traditional attire for women, the sari is an ethnic drape or loose piece of cloth with small patterns. These sarees come in different designs, fabrics, and materials. Indian women all over the world love to wear sarees, especially on special occasions. Indian women are believed to look best in sarees.
All women of different ages around the world wear this beautiful loose piece of cloth with admiration. This garment always needs special care, these are first woven with extreme perfection with the fine threads of fine fabrics. The process is then finished with some beautiful patterns. In India, different regions produce different sarees with completely different fabrics and designs. Each sari tells a story from its region of India. Not only the sari but also the draping style differ from region to region.
There are certain sarees that are woven and designed for some particular occasions and reasons. Thus, you will get an ideal saree for every occasion and purpose that you want. But nowadays, women wear a very hectic style, so they don’t find much time to cover up in a sari every day at their workplace. After all the draping, a sari takes a lot of effort and is considered a bit annoying by women. So most of the women and fashionistas prefer to wear saree only at parties. This happens especially, in fact, with traditional sarees like Benarasi, Kanjeevaram, Baluchori, Tant Jamdani, Assam Silk, Opara silk, Chanderi Silk etc. Although for traditional occasions Indians do not think of anything other than sarees for daily wear, sarees are becoming obsolete day by day. To solve this problem, innovations are also taking place in the realm of sarees.
The new contemporary sarees are made of light weight fabric and in pastel shades to serve all purposes. Since they are lightweight, they can be easily used in a short time. Not just for daily purposes., but party sarees are also being reinvented. Here are five styles of elegant sarees that are comfortable to wear:
- Fake Georgette Sarees:- These sarees are extremely light but are beautiful. These sarees are easy to wear and go. These are made of tightly twisted threads or silks. These are available in both prints and solid colors. The original georgette is very expensive. However, modern knitters and designers have created faux georgette which is an affordable alternative to traditional georgette sarees.
- crepe saree:- Crepe is a fabric made of synthetic fiber or sheep’s wool. This has a distinctive wavy and crisp appearance. Crepe sarees can be worn for any occasion but specifically in the summer, women prefer to wear these sarees as party wear.
- Artistic silks:- Art silks are traditional, but at the same time fashionable. Art silks look like natural silk, but are actually synthetic fibers. These cost much less to produce. These sarees are available in a wide range of designs and varieties. For modern Indian women who like to wear something that is a perfect blend of style and tradition, there can be no better option than art silks for them.
- chiffon saree:- Chiffon sarees are very lightweight which makes it easy for women to wear. This is a comfortable, sheer fabric. So many variations are available in chiffon sarees, choose according to your purpose.
- Lycra:-Lycra sarees are ideal for winter. This material is a blend of silk and a synthetic fiber known as spandex.
There is nothing that can make an Indian woman look more beautiful and elegant than a saree. So opt to wear a saree for any occasion and take the glam quotient a little higher each day.