Zari Weaving Festive Wear Silk Designer Saree In Neon Yellow

Designer saris are made of the most luxurious materials, both traditional and modern. These are often painstakingly hand-woven with intricate designs and embellishments. Fabrics like Tussar silk, Banarasi silk, Dupion silk, muslin and Pashmina are often seen in traditional festive and bridal outfits; however, designer saris frequently use more delicate and beautiful materials like chiffon, georgette, net, velvet, satin, tissue and organza.

These trend-setting sarees may also utilize Indian fabrics like khadi and jute, which are not very well-known internationally but have their own appeal.

There are some cities that are considered the fashion capitals in India, the places where the most exclusive and beautiful Indian clothes are produced. Some are ancient centers of textile and cloth production, like Hyderabad, which have evolved into modern ethnic fashion hubs.

Designer sarees in Hyderabad tend to be deeply influence by the grandiose courtly Mughal fashions of the region, sporting a lot of intricate embroidery and glittering embellishments. One can also get many stunning designer sarees in Bangalore, a primary silk production centre in south India known for its beautiful gold thread woven fabrics. On the other hand the fabulous collections of designer sarees in Mumbai and Pune will display more glamorous designs inspired by Bollywood, which is located in this city.

 Styling your designer sarees

Designer sarees can be worn for any high-glamour occasion with élan, provided the correct accessories and jewelry pieces are chosen. In matching up these garments, it is important to keep in mind the kinds of ornamentation on the saree itself. For instance, silver thread work should be paired with silver jewelry.

 While beads work will match with pearl jewelry. Western embellishments like stones and sparkling sequins will go well with American diamonds jewelry as well as various multi-colored stone studded necklaces.