by krisha salvi
Published Mon, Sep 4th 2017, 14:53 | eCommerce
Sarees have been an important part of hugging a woman's life. In fact, it is meant to drape her in style and lend that touch of magnificence. And what adds more glamour to the sarees is the use of fabric and embroidery work done on it. After Chiffon, it is the georgette fabric that is high on the wish list of various women looking for stylish Indian Sarees. In fact, sarees have been one of the oldest forms of Indian dressing that has crossed boundaries in terms of popularity. Not just this; the Indian Sarees have been like a closest friend to every woman staying together all the time. While using the georgette material for the saree, dress designers have come-up with various kinds of experimental thoughts that have added glitter to its appearance and created designer sarees.
With the use of sequins, moti, mirror, metal and thread, the fashion designers have created various kinds of designs. All these types of embroidered works are meant to spread an out-of-the-world splendor on a fabric. From party wear to regular wears and also Ballywood sarees, these georgette Indian Sarees have been liked by every woman. In designing the saree, an exceptional amount of creativity is required that can justify the beauty of the Indian Sarees. With so many fabrics already present in the fashion market, the designers have to create an epic of grace from all of them. Let us catch-up first with chiffon sarees, which are meant to flaunt the figure in its best format.
In India, women love to wear silk sarees which are also available in a wide variety of choices. In South India, a wedding ceremony usually witnesses women flaunting beautiful silk sarees of different colors. Most of the Indian bridal sarees are designed in silk. The Banarasi and the Kanchipuram silk sarees top the list of the favorite bridal sarees of Indian women. The Mysore silk sarees, which have beautiful and bold prints, appear exquisite.
The Kashmiri silk sarees, which are popular for its elegance and striking embroidery, are worn by the brides of the Marwari community. Sarees are draped in a totally unique and different style in South India. These sarees are longer by nine yards and their bridal collections include yellow and red colored silk sarees. In Kerala, the traditional sarees includes the rich Kasavu sarees which is a cream colored sarees with a golden zari work.
When choosing a bridal saree to wear, you should also make sure that the design is based on the region of India that you are from. Let's take the Sarong saree as an example. This is made from a colorful fabric which is worn by Manipuri brides in India. If you would like to wear a silk saree, take your pick from Banasari, Kanchipuram, Mysore and Kashmiri sarees. A beautifully embroidered saree is one worn by brides of the Marwari community