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Trending Saree Styles: What to Wear, When and How
A saree is quick to wear once you know what you need, but choosing one from over 2,300 options takes longer than the drape itself. This guide sorts each trending saree style by occasion and adds fabric, price and styling details from the Libas saree collection. Going through the latest saree designs or ordering sarees online? Read this first and you’ll add fewer wrong pieces to the cart.
What to Consider Before Choosing a Saree
Work out the occasion, then the hours. Festive wear makes up most of the Libas range, with casual wear and workwear far behind, so decide which bucket you’re shopping in. Before you pick a trending saree, look at the fabric weight, the colour and how much embellishment you’ll be happy carrying around.
Then set a budget. Most sarees cost between ₹1,000 and ₹2,999, and the heavily worked ones go up to about ₹6,999. Each saree comes with an unstitched blouse piece, so book your tailor early. Nearly everything is one size, which is a relief when buying sarees online, but the blouse still needs your measurements.
Saree for Office Wear
Cotton blend, crepe and georgette do the job. Libas tags a good number of its sarees as workwear, mostly in teal, navy, mustard and grey. Solids and small prints look tidy with almost no effort. At the time of writing, a teal cotton blend or a navy printed crepe costs around ₹1,100 to ₹1,400.
Choose a slim border and a structured blouse. Pin the pleats at the waist and the pallu at the shoulder, and the drape won’t shift between meetings and the commute. An elegant saree for work is all about clean lines. Save the heavy zari for weekends.
Saree for Casual Outings
Cotton, cotton-blend, chiffon and georgette are ideal fabrics for brunch, shopping and family lunches. Bandhani and printed sarees can add colour without seeming too much. A cotton-blend saree is one that is easy to wear and is also a trend. Minimal blouses and jewellery are needed for a casual look. It is also the appropriate time for experimenting with drapes or pallus.
Saree for Parties
Evenings need to shine. Satin, tissue, sequin and organza catch the light, and they’re the base of most ladies fancy saree looks. Tissue is the second most common fabric in the range. Solid satin in burgundy or black starts below ₹1,000, which makes it one of the cheaper ways to dress up. A shimmering trending saree in wine, emerald or midnight blue looks good under evening lights.
If you plan to dance, go for a ready-to-wear or pre-pleated style so the pleats stay put. Add a bold blouse and keep everything else plain.
Saree for Weddings and Festive Occasions
- Silk blend is the biggest fabric category here, and Banarasi and Kanjeevaram styles lead for weddings and festivals.
- Red, maroon, orange and dark green are commonly found.
- Since zari work and woven pallu alone make an impact, sarees with designs need only simple blouses and jewellery.
- Kanjeevaram silk sarees cost anywhere between ₹1,300 and ₹1,400.
- Banarasi organza and tissue sarees with better workmanship will cost around ₹3,500.
- The wedding ceremony could last for anything between six and eight hours or even more.
- Hence, ease of carrying is more important than a picture-perfect look.
Selecting the Right Material
Fabric decides how a saree falls and how it photographs.
- Silk blend: structured and rich, best for weddings and festivals
- Tissue: light with a metallic sheen, good for festive and party looks
- Satin: smooth and glossy, though slippery to pleat
- Cotton and cotton blend: breathable, so it’s the easy pick for daily wear
- Georgette & Chiffon: Lightweight and fluid, easy to drape
- Organza: Textured and transparent, suits embroidery well
The way of decorating the dress is as important as the type of fabric. Zari provides the woven metallic look, while sequins lend an eye-catching glitter in the night. Gota Patti lends a sparkly touch and chikankari embroidery appears handmade. Digital prints suit daytime. For a first saree, georgette or a cotton blend is the safer choice because both hold pleats better than satin.
How to Style Your Saree
Start with the Nivi drape. It’s the simplest and suits most body types. Make five to seven even pleats, tuck them in at the navel and let the hem just skim the floor at the height of your footwear. Safety pins on the pleats and pallu keep it all in place.
Don’t skip the petticoat. It controls how the saree sits, and a trending saree looks neater over a well-fitted one in a similar shade. Too tight and it drags the pleats. Too loose and it bunches at the waist.
The blouse finishes the outfit. For an elegant saree, match the neckline and sleeves to the event: a high neck for formal occasions and a deeper cut for evenings. A contrast blouse can lift a plain saree.
Footwear and Accessories
Block heels, wedges and flat sandals last through long hours. Gold or silver embellished heels suit festive events. Match jewellery to the saree: light pieces with heavy work, statement earrings with a plain one. Bangles, a small clutch and a bindi are enough to complete the look.
Modern Styling Ideas
Plenty of shoppers have dropped the matching blouse. The off-shoulder, corset-style, and cropped blouses transform the saree into the background and the blouse into the foreground. The belt paired with the plain saree will help in marking the waist, while the addition of the cropped denim or leather jacket brings in the fusion factor for lunch and evening dates.
The sneakers go well with light fabrics and simple drapes during daytime events. The fashionable saree with the belt looks good at parties, while the readymade saree saves your time on draping.
Conclusion
Choose a saree depending on the occasion and the fact that it remains comfortable all throughout. Lighter materials are used for the office and everyday wear, while heavy ones for weddings, and it is important to keep the accessories in moderation. Whatever trendy saree you may choose, the material and shoes determine its appearance.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the best trending saree for office wear?
Cotton blend, crepe and georgette sarees in solid colours or small prints. Pair an elegant saree with a slim border and a structured blouse.
2. Which trending saree works for parties?
Satin, tissue and sequin styles. A ladies fancy saree in wine, emerald or midnight blue looks good in the evening.
3. What should I wear to a wedding?
A designer saree in Banarasi or Kanjeevaram silk blend is a trending saree choice for weddings. Keep the blouse and jewellery simple.
4. Where can I find the latest saree and new saree design options?
Browse sarees online and filter by fabric, occasion and price to see trending sarees and new arrivals.
5. How do I style a trending saree for casual days?
Choose a cotton blend with a plain blouse and light jewellery. A belt or sneakers add a modern touch.
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