How To Drape, Wear & Turn Sarees Into A Fashion Statement

Interesting Fact The Nauvari saree is about 8 to 9 meters long and this style closely resembles a dhoti. This saree doesn’t require an underskirt (petticoat) and was worn by warrior women as they had to ride horses and fight with spears.

10 Easy Steps To Drape A Saree

1. Wear your saree blouse and petticoat. If you are wearing heels, wear that as well. 2. Make a knot on the top corner of the plain end of the saree and tuck the knot into the left side of the petticoat. 3. Make a complete turn from the right to the left. The lower end of the saree should be slightly above the floor.

Note: – As a beginner, make sure to secure your saree with safety pins. Carry extra pins just in case. – Always wear your heels before draping the saree. This ensures the correct length of your saree. – Buy saree pins for extra assurance.

How To Take Care Of Your Saree Be it silk, cotton, georgette, chiffon or tissue, draping a saree brings out the feminine side in you.

1. Cotton Saree

– Wash the saree separately as dark colours tend to bleed – Use a mild detergent and avoid wringing it vigorously – Dry your saree in the shade to avoid discolouration

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2. Silk Saree

– Silk sarees are supposed to be sent for dry cleaning only – Refold these sarees from time to time to avoid fading on the creases – Do not store them with sarees of other materials. Store them separately – Try to keep them wrinkle-free

3. Chiffon & Georgette Saree

– Chiffon and georgette sarees need to be hand-washed gently – Wash them with cold water and a mild detergent – Avoid hanging them for a long time as they might lose their shape – Do not squeeze or wrap tightly