5 Ways to Drape Your Saree

1. 60s Siren

Mumtaz inspired an entire generation with her style of draping sarees. This style forgoes the traditional pleats and gives you a slim figure hugging look. That iconic tight draped orange saree around her lower body will forever be in our minds and will be passed from generation to generation.

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2. Gujarati with a Twist

The Pallu is the star in the saree! Theyhave beautiful and intricate designs, and must be shown off. Wear thePallu towards the front like you would in a Gujarati style saree. The twist – let it flow over your body with the entire design on display.

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3. Around the Neck

Ooh baby, it’s cold outside! Instead of adding an unsightly scarf to your saree, wrap the pallu around your neck and then down your back for a quirky mix of fun and contemporary style.

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4. Marathi Style

Thank you, Priyanka for bringing back the Marathi style! Usually not deemed as sexy, this style allows for extra movement but also gives an eclectic look when paired up with a designer blazer. Fusion, comfort and grace – your brownie points, well earned.

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5. Knotted Up

This one is for the fashionistas. Drape the saree anyway you want but make sure the height of the Pallu is as tall as you. Tie a large knot towards the end of your Pallu leaving it hanging, giving you a chic look.

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