Saree with belt: This is the best way to secure your heavy sarees and also provide a hint of youthfulness. A belt also helps provide shape to your waist. Saree with dupatta-style pallu: This is an ...

One of the most common mistakes in sari draping is having an uneven pallu length. The pallu, or the loose end of the sari, adds grace to the attire when properly draped. If you find that one end of ...

The festive season feels slightly incomplete without a sari. With so many options — handloom cotton, tussar, matka, silk, Jamdani, tant, Paithani, Bishnupuri — sari lovers are spoilt for choice. But ...

Indian culture is the saree. This timeless piece of clothing is more than just fabric, in most houses it’s a symbol of heritage passed down through generations. From grandmothers who first bought it ...

There are many unique saree-draping styles that can help you make a desi style statement. If you want to stand out, here are some draping styles to learn. The basic saree drape is an evergreen style ...

Western guides treat the scarf as decoration. Indian women have always used the dupatta as a functional thermal layer, one that can be added, removed, or repositioned mid-event without disrupting an ...

A saree is one of the most elegant outfits an Indian woman can wear. It is timeless, versatile, and suitable for almost every workplace, from corporate offices to schools and government institutions.

Mothers, sisters, aunts — every family has that one relative who is adept at draping a sari. Until a few years ago, one of them would be assigned the task of draping the bride’s wedding sari. She ...

As International Saree Day approaches on December 21, Dolly Jain shares her inspiring journey from mastering 325 draping styles to draping celebrities on global stages Dolly Jain, a celebrated drape ...