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3 Tips To Ace Your Next Individual Saree Photoshoot – Lalitha

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Showcase the saree:

Many a times you want to take a photo of yourself to put emphasis on a new saree purchase, or the type of weave of the saree, or the grandeur of the drape. Much of the grandeur or intricate work of the saree lies in the pallu. So display the pallu in such a way that the focus is on it for the picture. Dont pleat your pallu and pin it at your shoulder for those sarees with grand pallu. The beauty of the saree is hidden if you do so for the sake of convenience. Photographing with the pallu falling over your left arm is so 5-years-ago and overdone. Showcase your pallu creatively, as shown in the examples here:

If you don’t feel comfortable being in the picture, then you can showcase your saree by spreading it out on a chair as such :

Showcase your blouse:

Many a times, a blouse is what makes or breaks a saree. An ill-fitting blouse or one that does not contrast or match well can bring down the look of a saree, no matter how intricate or expensive the saree may be. So give a well stitched or well designed blouse the limelight it deserves. Here are a few ways to highlight your blouse :

 

Showcase your Jewelry :

I am a firm believer that no saree ensemble is complete without earrings, bangles and necklace. Sometimes in that 6 yards of cloth, the jewelry gets hidden, or goes unnoticed. Make sure you photograph your jewelry separately. Here are a few photo ideas to showcase your bling :

Hope the above tips help you ace your next saree photoshoot.

Happy Sareeing…!!!

Lalitha Sakleshpur

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Surbhi Jyoti Ivory Hand Painted Saree

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The beauty and elegance of the stunning hand-painted flowers make this white organza saree so beautiful and the gorgeous Surbhi Jyoti even more beautiful.

 

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How to avoid heavy net saree from looking puffy

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  • Avoid multiple pleats.
  • Try to make each pleat wider.
  • Minimize the number of pleats (instead of 7–8 pleats you can try to minimize it to 3-4 pleats?).
  • Start tucking it all the way from the ‘right’ side of your waist and bring it in the front, approximately 2 inches to the left of your navel.
  • When you tuck it try to keep them aligned.
  • You can pin your pleats at both ends so they all stay in line before you start tucking them.

** Make the pleats, tie the entire saree. Ask someone to press down the pleats together for you so that they form a creased straight compressed pleat.
** If you are going to be busy on the day you are planning to wear it.. then avoid too much running around.
** Put a heavy material cloth fall on the net sarees in order to keep them falling down due to the cloth weight and net is not puffed anymore.

Hopefully this helps & you’ll look very pretty in your beautiful netted saree.

 

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When East meets West – Styling saree in fusion way

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Who says saree can be only be worn in traditional way, saree is a six yard of pure elegance that can be worn in hundreds of ways. Sometimes in traditional way sometimes in fusion. A few tips when you style saree in fusion way. Try to pick minimal accessories so that the style is not over powered by other things. When you decide to style saree in fusion style pick light weight sarees (since they are much easier to drape in many ways and they don’t make you look bulky).

When you are styling saree in fusion try to pick single colored sarees, if you pick too busy saree it will probably won’t enhance the style that much, if at all you wanna try the bold prints for fusion pick very light colored or neutral colors blouses.
Last but not the least Carry your saree with your own attitude. Saree can make any Naari look like a million bucks as long as you wear it with confidence.

Here is a Self done phulkari saree worn with brocade corset blouse with a fascinator and gloves to give it western twist. I picked this look for an yearly tradition “Saree Parade” that happens right here in California. This year it was even more special because we got on stage after Two years of Covid.

For the love of Saree,

Shalini Datta

Also, read :

Shalini Datta’s Saree Love Story.




Raashi Khanna Red Saree

RaashiKhanna Shringar Ras in Red Saree

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Raashi Khanna shared her stunning Saree pictures as “Shringar Ras”

Red Saree with a simple halter neck design blouse won the hearts of many netizens. This look will be a definite try for parties and grand events where you want to give elegant look.

A few pictures collections for you to try the look.

 

A Saree painted with Love

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Nothing says “I love” to anyone, for any occasion, like a handmade gift. Especially if you have the skills to make it great.

Here is a Beautiful Hand painted Saree for her Mom by Kunjan Mawar .

The saree material is Kosa silk.
Painting style : Madhubani Art.
Jewelry: one gram gold Bahubali earrings and necklace set with premium AD stones. It has elephants. Multi color bangles.




Telugu Heroines in Silk Sarees

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Bollywood actress in Silk Sarees




2 Easy Draping Tips for SILK SAREES

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Silk saris are one of our most prized possessions in our wardrobe. Especially, the ones passed on to us. The gorgeous vintage silk saris.

While draping silk sarees, it’s important to understand that the length of the sari and the pallu is important. Too long of either and your saree is sweeping the floor. Silk sarees are expensive and prone to damage and the worst thing you can do is to leave it dragging on the floor. Wouldn’t you agree my friends ?

Follow these 2 easy tip next time you drape your silk saree . It will make a world of difference.

1. When draping, make sure the bottom of the saree is just slightly almost at floor level. Not too low and not too high. Remember, silk sarees are heavy and eventually the drape will come down a bit.
2. When measuring the length of the pallu, bring the fabric to the front and make sure it doesn’t go beyond the knees level or slightly below. This way, your open pallu won’t drag on the floor.


These 2 simple tips will give you a clean look and protects your sarees too.

– Sandhya Ayyar.
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