saree blouse

Saree Blouse

Apart from making the ensemble complete, Saree Blouse plays a major role in shaping the overall look. The same Saree can impart a simple and sober look or a stylish and trendy look depending upon the Saree Blouse it is paired with. For vivacious celebrations such as Navarra, it’s only natural that women pair their wonderful Sarees with equally gorgeous Saree Blouses to look fabulous. Changing fashion trends have brought about a sea change in the way Saree Blouses are designed and styled nowadays. While Saree Blouses were exceptionally simple and plain once upon a time and were bereft of any hint of style, nowadays Saree Blouses are as fashionable as one can picture.

Saree Blouse

While few designs of Saree Blouse are stylish and can be worn by women at large, there are other designs which tend to be quite trendy and bold that might prove to be too courageous for most women. When talking about traditional festivals such as Navarro, it’s best to stick to traditionally styled Saree Blouses that exude a dependable Indian appeal. However, that does not mean opting for plain and boring designs. One of the Saree Blouse Designs that’s traditional yet attention-grabbing and is extremely popular these days is the tie back Saree Blouse.Generally, tie back Saree Blouses feature a deep cut at the back with dories or matching ties that are tied at the back to give it proper fit as well as render a traditional yet appealing look. This Navarra, opt for a tie back Saree Blouse instead of a plain one.

Saree Blouse

Embroidered tie back Saree Blouses look amazing when paired with gorgeous Navarra Sarees. Choose an equally gorgeous tie back Saree Blouse revealing embellished pattern along the deep cut at the back and sleeves along with the ties or dori featuring colorful beads latkes which gives it the right ethnic and festive touch.One of the adornment techniques, ruffles are also popularly known as frills. Initially, ruffles were found along the borders of table cloths, bed spreads, cushion covers, pillow covers, etc. When talking about clothing items, it featured along the hem of skirts and on blouses along the neckline and cuffs. British and French women strongly advocated the use of ruffles on their clothes during the 15th and 16th century. During those times, primarily strips of lace were sewn as ruffles along the hem, neckline and cuffs.

Saree Blouse

With the British rule in India, this trend of using ruffles as a form of trimming on Indian Clothing caught on with the Indian women as well. Calcutta being the capital during the British rule, the trend of ruffles established itself strongly amongst women belonging to Eastern India than any other region of India.The use of ruffles was prevalent in Saree blouses back then. The Saree Blouses had simple round neckline in order to facilitate the sewing of ruffles. The Saree blouses always featured elbow length sleeves with ruffles near the elbow. Women belonging to the royal families and rich Seminar families were the first to adopt this style. Vintage paintings and photographs clearly depict the women of royal and Amender households in gorgeous silk sarees or brocade Sarees paired with matching Saree blouses featuring lace ruffles along the neckline and cuffs.

Saree Blouse

Old-fashioned and more aptly out of fashion, women can’t dream of wearing such Saree Blouses publicly or even at home for that matter. But that doesn’t mean that Saree blouses with ruffles are completely out of fashion. They have made a successful comeback, although with certain changes in style, and continue to make a mark of their own in the Indian fashion scenario. This vintage trimming has been given a contemporary touch, and, today, short or narrow ruffles in net, lace, gota, fancy fabric, velvet, tissue, etc adorn the neckline, armhole, sleeve borders and waistline of many a Designer Saree Blouse.