Sorry jeans, but Sari is back:

Tell me what’s more attractive, watching your crush everyday in her usual jeans and skirts or looking at her elegance on that one farewell when she drapes that sari and looks gorgeous? Well, believe it or not, sari is honestly the only outfit that can make any girl look beautiful. It needs no makeup or extra accessories to make you look better.

Considering the recent trend, sari has become the new black. It has made a royal comeback in the field of fashion. We see many popular Bollywood actresses sporting saris for their red carpet look when they travel for international film festivals. Actresses like Vidya Balan and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan are appreciated for their looks in sari more than that of their western look. Sari goes well on all ladies, from the age of 16 to 80. Sari plays the perfect dress for all kind of occasions from an old fashioned, big fat Indian wedding to a party with your girlfriends.

The diversity in the blouse design also adds to the beauty and elegance of the sari. Creative combination with contrasting colors and unique designs makes it all the more attractive. Sometimes the perfect combination of the sari and the blouse will give you a classy look.

Saris have become a part of every girl’s wardrobe. It has become such an obsession that certain 16 year olds buy it for their farewell and refuse to share it with their mothers later! It has become massively popular among young girls who are opting for saris over jeans lately, because, people want to look beautiful and not pretty or cute anymore.

Sari is the savior for now and will go with your looks, anytime anywhere. So next time you have a confusion about what to wear, you always have saris, waiting to make you look beautiful! Sari it up, ladies!


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