How low can I wear my saree?

Saree Length Your saree should not be too short or too long. It should just touch the floor while making it comfortable for you to walk. It is very important to wear your intended footwear before you start draping your saree.

Is saree Fall necessary?

Well, ideally, a saree should not be worn without attaching a fall to it first. However, if you really are in a hurry, you may wear sarees in thick, sturdy fabrics, once or twice, without a saree fall. Thin and light-weight fabrics definitely need a saree fall, or they will not drape, pleat and fall well.

What age do girls start wearing sarees?

16 years old
Sari’s are worn on a daily basis in India. However, just like we have Sunday clothes, there are Sunday sarees, party sarees, wedding sarees, funeral sarees, etc. Girls typically start wearing a sari when they are at least 16 years old or older.

Which saree should you wear for different occasions?

Here is where you need to know which saree to pick for different occasions. There are also various saree wearing styles like the Mumtaz style of draping, Marathi style of draping, Kerala style saree drape, lehenga style saree draping which suits different occasions.

How to style a saree with a blouse?

A saree can be draped in several ways and styled with designer blouses. To choose the right pair of footwear for a saree you must consider three elements. The type of saree (Taant, Kasavu, Kanjeevaram), how you drape it (Bangla, Maharashtrian, Mumtaz styles) and the occasion (casual, formal or a wedding).

What are open-toe sarees?

Open-toe shoes are a fashion fix for sarees to wear on festivities or formal occasions. They provide poise and elegance to any attire. The beauty of these shoes is that they can make even a simple saree appear more extravagant.

What are the different types of Saree drapes?

There are also various saree wearing styles like the Mumtaz style of draping, Marathi style of draping, Kerala style saree drape, lehenga style saree draping which suits different occasions. Every drape serves a different purpose, and looks different and thus is fashion forward.