Dump your old favourite winter black!
Out with the usual long warm clothes and look drop dead gorgeous in a knitted or satin short dress.
On an average lazy winter’s day, bundled up in casual and cosy woollens head-wear seems most appealing. Of course, it’s a personal choice either to wrap themselves up in layers of woollen clothing or use woollen accessories to add the glamour effect.
While being bundled up may seem like an easy way out to dress during the winter season, why should one let go of an opportunity to look glamorous.
And here comes the great collection of silk saris to our rescue. It’s a must have for every Indian woman in their winter wardrobe as the weather is perfect for this material. All time favourite silk saris are just the perfect dressing option to any formal or semi-formal occasion as it provides warmth as much as the much needed elegance.
In recent years, renowned fashion designers like Satya Paul, Manish Malhotra and Ritu Kumar among other big names have used silk saris in their winter collection of garments on international platform. Offering finest grade silk yarns, attractive colour combinations and extensive array of designs are in sync with latest fashion trends.
Dressing yourself fashionably in a silk sari adds to the grace during the winters. When it comes to silk one is spoilt for choice as there are numerous types and styles of silk saris available in the market.
Most common among them are Banarsi silk saris, Kanjeevaram sarees, Bhagalpuri silk, Baluchari silk, Assam silk, Tussar silk, Art silk and Mysore silk.
The most expensive and popular among all are Banarsi silk saris and they are all time favourite too. Then comes Kanjeevaram saris known for its vibrant colours and excellent temple pattern. Bhagalpuri silk are also loved by women of all age groups not only in India but around the world. These saris are not very expensive and are perfect for casual wear. Baluchari saris originated in Bengal are known for depiction of mythological scenes on the pallu.
Assam produces one of the best silk in the country. The state is famous for weaving delicate gold coloured Moga silk with its unique style of thread work. Tussar silk is famous for its natural dull gold sheen. A tussar sari has a rich deep hue and natural shine. Art silk saris are the ethnic pieces that come in enamouring patterns and designs in lustrous finish. Last but not the least, Mysore silk saris are considered one of the purest forms of silk. They are an innate form of culture and tradition of both north and south India. They are at par with Kanjeevaram and among the list of best silk saris in the world.
So if you are planning to take a traditional twist for your next public appearance, jazz up your winter outfit with any of the lovely silk saris woven with the threads of Indian culture. This fashion statement is timeless. These trendy silk saris always look classy with elbow length blouse and a rich embroidered shawl on one side of the shoulder over the sari. So what are you waiting for? Go on and take that prized silk sari out of your closet for the next occasion.
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