Sarees

Mystique Asia’s Tips on wearing a Saree or Sari

2006-09-28T01:35:00.000-07:00

1. Women on heavier side should wear sarees in Georgette, Chiffon or Chignon fabrics.

2. Shorter women should wear sarees with small borders or no borders.

3. Thin woman should wear Organza, Cotton, Tissue and Tussar Saree. These Sarees gives a fuller effect.

4. Avoid big prints, as it gives a gaudy and a huge look. Delicate print on a Saree, gives a delicate look.

5. Dark skin color women should generally wear dark colours like maroon, green, dark pink etc.

6. Cotton, Tissue or any starched Saree should be ironed properly and at the time of draping, the pleats should be done with your hands pressing and shaping it properly.

7. Put the pin on the back shoulder as this keeps the saree intact and does not show the pin too.Don't wear a very flared petticoat inside.

Courtesy: Mystique Asia - Design Team
Url: http://www.mystiqueasia.net

Nothing to beat women in Saree

2006-09-15T04:05:00.000-07:00

Saree is one of the most populat dress code of South Asian women. Sari is not only wore by the Indian women but also ex-petriot cummunity accross the world. Saree has two main components the upper is known as the blouse and the cloth wrapped round the body is Sari. It is used in verious style fashions, designs, colors and style to wrap round the body. Sarees of different areas are different according to their culture and traditions.

Indian saris are famous for their variety of generic combinitions in the manufacturing of cloth as well as the skilled craftsmenship laid on them. See the variety, style and elegance. Choose your best Indian Sari to match the occassion.

Sarees - Graceful Outfit

2006-09-05T00:41:00.000-07:00

Saree is one of the most popular outfit of South Asian women. Sari is not only wore by the Indian women but is also very popular amoung the women in Pakistan, Bangladesh & Sri Lanka. It is equally popular amoung the ex-patriot community accross the world as it one of the most Graceful outfit and make you stand out in a crowd.

The Saree consist of three components, the blouse, the patticoat & the Saree itself which is wrapped around the body in various styles & fashion.

Sarees come in various different fabrications likes cotton, blended, Georgette, Chiffon, Organza, etc. which are either embellished using different kinds of weaves, prints and embrodiery work to creat a unique designs.

Every region has a different variation of the saree according to their culture, tradition and weather. Indian saris are famous for their variety of generic combinations in the manufacturing of cloth as well as the skilled craftsmenship laid on them.