Mumtaj style is very elegant and popular but not much comfortable while walking. But if someone wants the same coiled look while not being uncomfortable then try the double drape. It gives almost the same look but saree is not that narrow fitted so that you can walk freely. Saree is twice draped around the body giving coiled saree look and pallu is secured at left shoulder without pleating.
There is one solution for all your saree draping problems - Style Drapers. Here we tell you all the basics about saree draping and saree draping styles. Nivi Style, Corporate Style, Gujrati Style, Double Drape, Lehanga Style, Mermaid Style, Mumtaz Style, Bengali Style and Various other styles with all variations. Contact us and be an expert in Saree Draping.
Showing posts with label saree draping style. Show all posts
Showing posts with label saree draping style. Show all posts
Monday, September 15, 2014
Tuesday, May 27, 2014
Introduction to Saree Draping
Saree is an unstitched rectangular piece of cloth which
measures in length 6 to 9 yards. In North India and most of the parts of
country women wear 6 yards saree. While in Maharashtra and Tamilnadu women wear
9 yards saree. And in Kerala women wear two-piece saree. In every state of
India people have difference in language, food and in cloth wearing style.
While we talk about saree then its fabric, weaving style, embroidery and
draping style everything change with the region of country.
First we will talk about with identifying the different
parts to saree…
Saree is wrapped around the body while making pleats to be
tucked in the middle of waist with one end lying on any of the shoulder. The
part of the saree that lie on the shoulder is called “pallav”, “pallu” or
“aanchal”. This is generally heavily decorated part of saree.
While wearing saree, upper and lower side of saree is
generally decorated similar to palla of saree… these are called saree border.
Apart from this when you drape a saree some parts of saree
are identified like the image below:
So these are the sections need to be identified while
draping saree. Now what all you need to drape the saree…
While draping saree you need following:
- A Saree
- Well Fitted Blouse
- Petticot
- Safety Pins
- Saree Pins(Decorated/Simple)
- Cloth Clips
- A Pair of Sandals
Saree has already been explaind.
So we will know about blouse now. Blouse is usually a short top worn with saree
to cover the upper body. Nowadays saree are available with matching blouse
pieces. Otherwise blouse can be purchased or stitched according to colour of
saree. Blouses are available in different fabrics can design. Blouse’s design
increase the grace and sensuality of saree.
Petticot is a long skirt worn
around the waist under the saree to cover the
bottom part. Petticot helps in tucking saree conveniently and neatly. Petticoat
is usually made of cotton fabric. While wearing net saree it can be of satin or
shimmer fabric to increase the grace of saree. Color of the petticoat should be
according to saree's base colour.
Safety Pins helps in kepping the
pleats and border style intact. It saves you from the falling of pleats. If saree is properly pinned up then it will stay where
it should be.
While selecting pins then make
sure its tip is not rough otherwise it will create damage to the fabric of
saree. Big and small pins both will be needed in draping saree. Perfer the pins
made of stainless steel.
Saree pins are also known as
brooches. These are used to secure waist pleats. It is also available in different
colors and designs. These are made of plastic and metals.
Cloth Clips are used in draping
while making pleats of pallu and waist pleats. For beginners these are really
helpful. With the use of clips you are saved from pinning and unpinning of
pleats. It helps in case of slipping of pleats from hand while turning the
pleated part.
Last not the least is footwear.
Although it has a very small role in saree draping but very important one. Always
wear you footwear while starting to drape the saree. Because only then saree’s length
can be kept properly.
So, keep these things in mind
while draping the saree.
Happy Saree Draping!!!
Tuesday, May 20, 2014
Drape With Style
Saree is a beautiful and versatile Indian attire.
It makes every women look beautiful . Nowadays it is not just worn by Indian
women but worldwide. It is identity of Indian fashion and culture. It is such a
clothing for women for which it does not matter which size you are. Whether you
are size 0 or overweight, it fits to all
Many people believe saree is the hottest attire.
It makes you look beautiful and sensuous. If teamed with right accessory and
blouse then no one can beat you in fashion parade. Try some Innovative styles of blouses like
backless, choli style, high neck collar style, tube top, halter neck, spaghetti
style etc.. Try waistbands, saree pins & brooches while wearing saree. These will add much more
glamour in your look. Go experimental and rock the world!!!
Most common problem which comes to women when
they wear the saree is its draping style. Many of them don’t know how to drape
this six yard piece of cloth and create magic in different styles. Saree can be worn in different styles so that
one can get different looks with a single saree. Many of them feel it is a very time taking
and difficult task when it comes to wear a saree. It is really a fun to drape a
saree. With little practice anyone can drape a saree perfectly.
There is a list of traditional styles in which
saree can be worn such as Rajasthani, Gujrati, Nivi, Maharashtrian Nauvari,
Burmese, Bengali etc. Along with that
some other modern styles can be tried like mermaid, butterfly, double drape,
double saree, lehanga style etc. In fact mumtaz style saree also earns the
clap. Bollywood actress Mumtaz wore it
in “ Ajkal tere mere pyar k charche” song in bal brahamchari film. Since then
this style of wearing has become much popular. And Even more different
experiments can be done with these styles or you can create your own style.
.jpg)
So just try to wear it and make the world bow
infront of your beauty and style.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)



.jpg)
.jpg)







.jpg)