You’re
wrong if you think that saree can only be worn and draped in the traditional
way that you see. Fashion trends have not only opted for cool and unique ways
to style sarees for several occasion but has taken handloom sarees in this
wardrobe fun.
Here are some stylish ways you can drape your handloom
saree
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Traditional pleats
Old is always
gold, and this classic way of draping your saree is elegant, chic and timeless.
Leave you pallu pinned or let it flow to the sides, you can do anything when
you're going for a traditional pleated saree and if you want to stand-out, you
must choose your fabric well. Bengal
handloom sarees, as a matter of fact, has numerous fabric collections
which are available online too.
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The Bengali drape
When
it comes to sarees and draping especially when we’re choosing a handloom
fabric, how can we rule out the traditional Bengali drape? The best part about
it is, the Bengali drape looks elegant even if it is not shadha saree lal paad.
Be it a cotton handloom saree,
a gacchi
tussar, or a silk saree, any fabric with a little weight is perfect for
a traditional Bengali look. Also, don’t forget the laal bindi!
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Dhoti drape
Inspired
by the dhoti and Patiala, saree lovers have found a way to make sarees not only
comfortable but also modern and unique to carry. This dhoti style can a little
intricate to drape but wear a legging instead of the normal peti coat and
you’re good to go. Wear contrasting colored leggings that match your handloom
saree blouse for better pop and vibrancy
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Pant
Style
Much
similar to the Dhoti drape, this style is also achievable if you pair cigarette
pants with your Bengal handloom
saree. Not only does it sound a unique fusion but it is super easy to
drape.
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Lehenga drape
Want
a lehenga look with the subtlety of a handloom saree fabric. Why not
have the best of both worlds, you can drape your saree as a perfect trail or a
circular skirt and wrap the pallu around our like your world do with a dupatta.
Certain handloom saree fabrics like the Matka
silk, cotton silk, linen etc, comes in a variety of contrasting colors
in a single saree where the bottom part is darker and the pallu is lighter or
vice versa. If you want to go for a lehenga look, this would be the best time
to buy a dual colored handloom saree
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Scarf drape
You
must remember the famous Mandira Bedi and other Bollywood divas and their
obsession to wrap the pallu around their neck. Well its manageable and it's
stylish and acts as a perfect choker necklace. You can choose the lightest of
the fabrics like a cotton handloom saree; with minimum work and still
pull off this style. Also, don’t forget to throw in some sunglasses.
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Semi-stitched
style
Many
people have difficulties trying to drape a saree, well fear no more because
many options of semi-stitched sarees are available; even if you want to buy a handloom saree online.
Although semi-stitched sarees come more in chiffon you can easily ask your
tailor to stitch your handloom saree the same way for you. Put on your best
jewelry and make-up and rock this saree with no effort at all.
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Belt drape
Who
said belts were overrated, when in fact you can put it everywhere and even in a
saree? Yes, that’s right! You must have heard of the traditional kamarbandh,
that’s what queens wore as belts in the golden era. Drape a pant style and
throw in one of your best kamarband and see how it transforms your simplest handloom cotton saree into a
modern and unique outfit that will accentuate your waist. Go ahead and use your
normal belt which is a little thick in the width of you don’t have a
traditional kamarbandh
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Mermaid pleats
Much
like the traditional pleats the mermaid saree pleats give you a princess-like
structure and flow at the bottom. All you have to do is loosen up your pleats
ant the front and pin up the top properly to avoid letting it fall.
In
love with a Maharashtrian nath but want to match it with a Bengal
handloom? You can always drape your
saree in the Marathi style and go for Bishnupuri
Silk or linen sarees for a better and more glossy finish.
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