Indian sari is one of the most versatile ethnic Indian attire. The charm of this six yard traditional apparel is unparallel. Due to the same reason, it is gaining a recognition with a fast pace on international front too. Be it about elegance or be it about the comfort, be it about diverse wearing styles or be it about the design variations, this time-honored attire captivate the imagination of women regarding all aspects.  Like, the rule of fashion cycle applies on the other garments designs; it also applies on Indian sarees designs. In few decades, many interesting variations have been witnessed by this sophisticated attire. If you are curious to know about those interesting changes, here have a look:
 
Before few decades, around 1970s, women adored mumtaz style sari, featuring see-through layered fabric, to a great extent. During 80’s the craze for simple cotton saree and south Indian silk saree increased. Rounded collar, standing collar, federal collar were really in trend those days. During the era of 90’s, tie and die, bandhani, batik, block printing were really popular. The majority of the formal sarees would feature sequins work, dabka work, mukesh work, mirror work, etc.