When Draped Right, the Saree Can Be the Most Figure-Flattering Outfit You’ll Ever Wear. Try These 10 Sarees for Girls to Show Off Curves You Never Thought You Had (2019)

A saree is usually an Indian woman’s most favorite and preferred ethnic dress, desirable irrespective of her personality, profession, age, place of residence, etc. Indian clothing style has evolved generation after generation just like any other product in the market, and similarly, saree has witnessed a progressive trend in the way it’s styled, draped or chosen as well. When buying a saree for girls, it is recommended that the selection criteria is kept fluid, in terms of the choice of fabric and a varying choice of prints, patterns, and work on the Saree. Young girls can experiment with a variety of fabrics like Chiffon, Georgette, Net with beautiful borders, embroidery or embellished work. If the saree is plain, then it should be paired with a heavy blouse to give it a rich, elegant touch, or should be worn with accessories that enhance the style quotient.

When young girls opt for Sarees in ethnic wear, it is important that they wear it the right way to make the most of its visual appeal, as well as facilitate the comfort factor of handling the fabric. Girls with short heights should choose Sarees with narrow borders to accentuate their curves, prints should be small, and when dressing up, the pleats should be as many as possible to highlight the uniqueness of the Saree. The accessories should match well with the accessories, and high heels are the need of the hour to bring out a sense of charm to the dress appeal. The pallu or the drape should be left loose to present the beauty of the fabric. And finally, a chic hairstyle to complement your saree is the feather on the cap!

For most young girls, events like school or college farewells, weddings, or parties are a special occasion, when they prefer wearing a Saree. Hence, choosing Sarees that are lightweight and easy to carry should be an important criterion of selection. With fashion changing in the blink of an eye, it is really chaotic to keep abreast of the trends in vogue. In addition to the weight of the Saree, the balancing drape and the matching accessories, it is really complicated when one needs to keep in mind the fashion quotient as well to wear the Saree for only one occasion! Here are a few points that can help in choosing trendy, yet comfortable and cost-effective fabric.

Renowned across the globe, Sonamukhi Silk is composed of Fibroin, produced by specific insect larvae to form cocoons. The best variety of this is obtained from mulberry silkworm Bombyx mori that breeds in sericulture. The shimmering Sonamukhi pure silk looks beautiful so on account of the silk’s triangular prism structure which allows the fabric to deflect light at different angles. Designed elegantly, this classy double tone shade Sonamukhi saree in Silk comes in solid green with a length of 5.5m, and an attached blouse piece in black of 80cms. Priced at Rs. 4,699, the saree is best worn with pearl accessories and perfect for evening events or weddings.

At 5.5 meters and length of 44 inches, the Printed Tussar Silk Saree comes in a set of two Sarees in baby pink and orange colours with accompanying blouse pieces of 0.8m each in Tussar Silk. The sarees have tassels along the pallu. In terms of the upkeep of the fabric, the cleaning cycle recommended is a warm water machine wash with a tumble dry, and light ironing. The set is priced at Rs. 1,699.

A Net Saree unlike its contemporaries, is made of see-through fabric giving it a unique visual appeal. A material which has the yarns knotted at intersections, creating patterns of tiny holes in the fabric, this material is actually a gift from the Western Traders. Enhanced with some contemporary zari and patch border work, this net Saree in black comes paired with an unstitched velvet blouse in navy blue, also with some work on the fabric. Pico border work is done on both sides of the Saree with matching fall work as well. For a safe cleaning process, it is recommended that the fabrics are washed inside out to avoid abrasions to the work. The Saree is priced at Rs. 1,884.

This beautiful and elegant Saree in a floral print and green color is from the pastel trending style in Georgette Fabric Saree with a length of 5.5m and some lacework. It comes paired with an unstitched Dupion blouse material of 80cms. The Saree is priced at Rs. 2,199.

Chiffon Sarees are known to have the best drape amongst all other fabrics. A versatile fabric, Chiffon in its highest form is made in silk, while for the cheaper options it comes in other synthetic materials likes nylon, polyester, etc. The poly chiffon borderless sari in orange color comes embellished with beads and stones with an art silk unstitched blouse material with zari work. Priced at Rs. 983, the saree is best dry-cleaned.

Dabu Print is the result of an extensive hand block printing tradition that is a result of using cotton handlooms. With a beautifully printed pallu and zari border, this resplendent cotton Saree comes crafted by the Rajasthani artisans in Green in 6meters. It has a self-coloured blouse material. Priced at Rs. 1,349, the Saree is recommended for dry clean for a first wash.

A product of the artistic craftsmen from the small town of Kanchi, near Bangalore, Kanjivaram Sarees is made of extremely fine silk, which is as durable and one of the most popular forms of silk from Tamil Nadu. Made out of a combination of varying colour threads, and the exquisite and intricate zari work all add to the appeal of the end product. This green coloured, self-designed Kanjivaram is 5.5m in length with a contrast drape in an Orange Rust color and comes with an attached blouse. It is priced at Rs. 1,750.

Crepe Sarees look different owing to their crimpy texture and lustrous presentation. Being a lightweight fabric, Crepe accentuates the body curves beautifully and can make its wearer look and feel sensuous. The lovely combination of black and crème on this printed Crepe Saree comes with an unstitched blouse, perfect for an evening occasion. The pattern is block printed with a combination print of black squares and stripes on the crème base, and the fabric is a popular choice for party wear. It is priced at Rs. 1,137.

Banarasi Sarees are made of a fine silk variant from the Benaras city, UP. Extremely popular in the realm of Sarees this form finds its origins in the rich cultural heritage of India. Primarily made for the royal families each sari was then created from real gold and silver threads. Banarasi Silk has four main variants with a further distinction in 6 designer segments, of which Butidar is one. This Banarasi Cotton Woven Soft Self-Butidar Saree features brocade borders and drape. It comes with an attached blouse with similar work on the edge. The saree is priced at Rs. 5,499.

Raw Silk is usually a short fiber silk version recycled from the spinning silk. Produced from the waste of Mulberry silk, it has a smooth feel with few bumps and low luster. The fabric is also lighter from the pure silk category by almost 30%. This authentic raw silk saree in Yellow with zari border is priced at Rs. 4,400 and comes with a pure raw silk blouse as well, the color of which can be customized on request.

A quintessential Indian ethnic wear, a saree emphasizes the female body, while covering it. It is more than just the 9 yards of cloth, rich in colours, designs, materials, texture, and visual appeal, and each saree is unique, made either by local artisans or designers, who've passed out from premium fashion colleges.

A careful selection of a Saree requires consideration of your body structure and colour in addition to the fabric that would be appropriate for you. The choice should be made on the basis of your body structure to ensure the fabric adds to your personality and charm.