Tips on Designers Sarees

Sarees are something that appears flattering on almost all Asian ladies. They have been in trend for over
centuries. Still, the sheer simplicity of the apparel in the hot weather of the subcontinent makes
practical sense. Pakistani ladies may not wear them often, because it was more preferred by ladies of
East Pakistan, currently Bangladesh. In Pakistan, saree are additional formal and ideal for weddings. The
trendy saree silhouettes are more favorable to the tall, and slender framed ladies. However, you can
reimaging these branded designer sarees for the wedding of a relative, a beloved cousin, or a best
friend. If you're a new bride, you'll rock these sarees on the wedding hosted by your in-laws to rock the
right bahu look.

Chromium By Natasha Kamal

This silver saree with a cutwork blouse is the definition of simple elegance. The silk used in the dress is
pure charmeuse and the blouse is lined with the best of net cloth. You’ll rock this outfit with unbound
hair or a chic chignon. You may not accessorize heavily with this dress as it made for a simpler, however
alluring charm. It’s sufficiently subtle that it'll provide a young appeal to anyone who wears it.

Nafessa Campaign By Elan

This Elan bridal dress is nostalgic of the pre-partition era, as indicated by the name Nefessa. This pink
and purple color selection is something of a fairytale princess combination, however, adorned with
cultural embroidery in fine details, it's the proper outfit for any wedding function. We can all agree that
Elan bridal dress is usually the very epitome of class and style, and this saree in the Nafessa campaign is
no different.

Iisa By Natasha Kamal

This saree features a hand-embroidered Chatta Patti blouse in silk. The dress is additionally made of
deep magenta charmeuse silk, accentuated with Gota on the border. It’s feminine, colorful take on the
season’s graphic detailing. The hand-embroidered dabka, sequins, crystals, and beadwork create it one
exquisite piece. It’s the proper traditional with a contemporary twist wedding outfit this year. Natasha
Kamal is something of an authority on obtaining the feminine aspects of fashion right.

Gul N-239 By Nomi Ansari

Twist things up a bit with this digitally printed, geometric saree by Nomi Ansari. It’s crafted from pure
silk with peals of bright shades in a very custom kaleidoscope of colors. It comes with a hot pink inner
and a heavily adorned net pallu with colorful embroidery. The delicate zardozi work refines the design of
this dress to their best. The black blouse with colorful adorned flowers is the right amount of edgy to
bring out your inner eccentricity.
 Tips on Designers Sarees
FX-837 by Maria B
This Maria B formal, net saree is true out of a winter wonderland with its icy blue and grey accents.
Frosted with beads and zardozi work, this could make it to your wedding outfit. The design of the dress
is majestic in its timelessness.