Although it is commonly worn by Indian women, many women of other races are equally attracted to it due to its countless attractive designs and it's ability to show-off a woman's curves beautifully and conservatively. (Of course the saree can also be worn in a sexy manner if one so desires.)
I own a few sarees, all gifted by my lovely mother-in-law. But I hardly wear them as I find tying a sari a great challenge, however, now I know of a "cheat" solution. All sarees can be readily stitched and all you need to do is to zip up and arrange the long end over the shoulder! The first time I wore a ready-made saree, I couldn't help but exclaimed, "Tada! Magic!" I would never go back to tying sarees the traditional way again but that is just me.
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How do I look in saree? |
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Don't you adore the colours of the punjabi suits? |
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Isn't she a charming young lady in saree? |
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Check out the intricate embroidery |
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Who can resist these smiles? |
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"Which coloured gummy candy do you want?" |
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It doesn't matter whether you are young like my MIL... |
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...or younger like my SIL, you'll still be a stunner in a saree! |
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Don't you just love the mini ones? |
Here's the bonus video clip of the energetic Bhangra dance we saw at the bangle ceremony:
Have you worn a saree? What do you like about it?

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