The sari is a traditional garment that all Indian women like to flaunt during festivals or weddings. While focussing on the embroidery work or colour or fabric of the nine yard cloth, don’t ignore the blouse.
The sari is a traditional garment that all Indian women like to flaunt during festivals or weddings. While focussing on the embroidery work or colour or fabric of the nine yard cloth, don’t ignore the blouse.
Fashion designer Kritika Dawar suggests various kinds of blouses that can complement your body type:
* Skinny-built women: Go for halter necks. You can also carry high necks or collared styles. You can team up banarasi or kanjivarams saris with a puffed sleeve style blouse.
* Medium-built women: You can carry all styles like deep cut necks and backs and more.
* Heavy-built women: Puff sleeves and sleeveless blouses will highlight heavy arms, so wear three-fourths and full sleeves. Try a boat neck or a choli cut blouse or deep v-necks.
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