Wear Designer Sarees with a Modern Twist

Summary:

Looking for sarees with a modern twist? We went in search and found these   that will whet your appetite. It’s all the rage amongst young, Indian women to wear fashion designer sarees with touches of western aesthetic.

 

Ready to wear

Ever heard of suspender and armhole designer sarees? Neither had we. Slip into one of these pre-stitched designer sarees that have an opening for the arm. They also come with palazzos pants that allow you to move freely. And the crowning glory of these sarees is the unstitched pallu which can also be worn as a stole. You need not even pin it up.

 

Haute Couture Sarees

Is it a couture dress or a saree? You can wear it both ways. These come with a pre-pleated, fastened pallu in different styles. Wear a modern belt to give it the feel of a dress. Wear a kamarbandh to style it like a traditional Indian fashion designer sarees.

 

Diwali Collection

Attend the upcoming festival parties wearing one of the kaftan style sarees as an off-shoulder dress. Want to go for a more traditional look without the hassle of draping it? Wear the same saree with blouse to maintain the traditional look.

 

Churidar Sarees

Going for an edgy look? Swap your petticoat with a pair of skinny jeans or churidar pants or fancy leggings. Drape your saree by tucking it in the waistband of the pants. And, voila! You have the perfect traditional silhouette with a modern, edgy twist.

 

Midi-skirt Sarees

Midi-skirts have been all over the Indian fashion designer runway these past few seasons. And what better way to be runway-ready than to wear a midi-skirt saree. All you have to do is, instead of tucking the saree so that it grazes the floor; tuck it so that it just grazes past your knees. Wear a black tulle petticoat and pair of killer heels with this look. You’ll be the talk of the town for days.

 

Mermaid Sarees

This is a draping technique with which you can turn your boring, traditional saree into a show-stopper mermaid gown. Leave a slight train on your saree. The upper-portions of the saree should be wrapped tighter than the lower portions to create a mermaid-like flair.

 

Butterfly Sarees

Feeling a tad adventurous? Try the butterfly saree where the pallu is draped thinner than usual to make the saree mid-riff baring.

 

Have you tried any of these modern Indian fashion designer sarees? Let us know in the comments.