5 stylish Durga Puja-worthy saris – Times of India
The main spirit of Durga Puja is seen from Sashti to Dashami amongst the Bengalis where fashion becomes an important take for them. Wearing beautiful saris on these four days is a way of honouring the tradition by celebrating the community in style. The Puja offers an array of opportunities to showcase a variety of stylish saris reflecting both your personal and cultural heritage and style.From Banarasi to silk Kanjivaram, let’s see some stylish saris that are perfect for Durga Puja festivities.
The classic red and gold Banarasi
Banarasi sari in shades of red and gold is an ideal pick for Bengalis. It is considered to bring good luck and wealth in Bengali culture and any and every festivity, Banarasi sari with red and gold hues is mandatory. A red sari with fancy gold stitching or embroidery creates a royal look and can easily be worn during both daytime and evening events.
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The white and red patent Bengali sari
In silk silhouette white sari with a red accented border creates a refreshing contrasting vibe that embodies purity and celebration at its peak. You can opt for a white sari with red borders or motifs that look iconic for festive occasions. This is a popular combination for daytime events during the Durga Puja and is a mandatory day affair.
The black and gold Kanjivaram
Black saris with beautiful golden embroidery adds a modern twist to traditional attire. To create a fine avatar, you can opt for kanjivaram silk silhouettes and rule the evening creating a radiating and refined combination with a high-class attitude. Adding a touch of modern glamour to your festive attitude, this is an ideal choice for evening affairs.
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Look lively in orange and yellow shades
To create a cheery and lively vibe, opt for an orange or yellow sari with a beautiful mesh net finish with minimal embroidery which evokes the essence of festivity and joy. Both shades on a mesh net silhouette would look captivating and can be paired with a contrasting stylish blouse which would be perfect for day and night celebrations.
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Soft pastels in tant saris
Tant saris are again a common affair amongst the Bengalis and they love to opt for pastel shades such as mint green or blush pink with a metallic accent or borders which remains on-trend in festival season. A pastel sari with subtle metallic embroidery can look like a festive and chic offer with a contemporary traditional vibe.
