Wednesday, August 27, 2014

Scarf Pallu

Experiment with the pallu of saree and get a new look. Look at these images, how pallu has been wrapped around the neck and they just looking wonderful. Apart then look you will be free from handling pallu.

For this style, wear a geogette or chiffon saree (preferably) with no or small border. Drape in Nivi Style with pleated pallu and keep the pallu short. Wrap the pallu like a scarf around the neck and get ready with this stylish twist.

We can call it Scarf Pallu!!!




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Tuesday, August 19, 2014

Coorgi Style

Coorgi Style is completely unique style of saree draping. It belongs to Karnataka state of India. It is also called Kodava Attire or Kodagu Style. Traditionally, women are used to wear a matching head scarf along with this saree style called Vastra. This style can be easily recongnised with its pallu and pleats. 


This style of saree draping is linked with the Great Sage Agastya and his wife Cauvery. The legend has it that Cauvery transformed herself into a river to serve the people. The sage Agastya tried his best to stop his wife  and while doing so her saree pleats were pushed back. It was from that time that the women wear their sarees in the same way.

In this style pleats are not made in front. These are tucked in the back and pallu is taken under the arm and comes from back to front and neatly one corner is tucked on right side chest border. Pallu is kept short. This is the traditional style of Coorgi drape.

Nowadays as women are confortable with front pleats and want to wear this style, some variations has been made in this style.So try this style and get a new look!!!









Friday, July 25, 2014

Lehanga Style Saree

Nowdays Lehanga style sarees are making a hit. As you need not to make pleats or in many pallu pleats  are also done. These sarees are ready to wear. And while wearing a saree you will get a different look than wearing a saree.
But these sarees are limited to one style in which it comes. You cannot try various drape with same saree.  Fitting is also a problem. These are made according to standard size which does not fit to all.
Do you know you can wear your regular sarees in lehanga style as well? This style of saree draping is also very unique and an eye catcher. And gives different look to your regular saree.
This style is simple and absolutely hassle free as there is no pleats at front yet quite innovative. And transforms your traditional saree into a lehanga. You just need to wrap around your saree and pallu is needed to be done. If saree has contrat pallu or heavily decorated pallu then it increases the beauty of drape.
So give it a try this festive season...

Thursday, July 17, 2014

Style Drapers Course Details

Saree is considered to be the hottest attire for an Indian women. It makes her look sensuously beautiful. Every women wants to wear it atleast once in her lifetime. But while it comes to drape this most loved six yard piece of cloth they find it so difficult to wear.

Saree Draping is an art itself. To drape a saree and to drape a saree perfectly are two different things. Many women somehow manage to drape it. But after few hours they find it difficult to keep it on place and keep struggling with pins and borders or pleats.

Now you can join saree draping classes and become expert in saree draping. At Style Drapers, you will not only learn to drape the saree like an expert but also learn different draping styles. So next time, no need to rush to parlour for getting your saree done, you can do it yourself that too like an expert. And you can drape your desirable style anytime you want.

Below listed styles will be covered in class:


  • Nivi Style
  • Free Pallu Style
  • Corporate Style
  • Gujarati Style
  • Lehanga Style
  • Bengali Style
  • Mermaid Style
  • Mumtaz Style
  • Coorgi Style
  • Double Drape
And various other variations....


Wednesday, July 02, 2014

Mermaid Style Saree Draping

Mermaid drape is a blend of traditional and modern draping style of saree. It is worn with no pleats or less pleats. Heavy embroidried sarees or contranst pallu sarees looks better in this style.It looks good on almost all body frames.

At front it looks like a skirt and pallu is carried on right shoulder and worn diagonally. For this kind of drape take a longer saree because pallu in this saree is kept long so that it can be draped well around the body.

In this style of saree, walking is a little bit problem. Steps taken should be small and measured just like a mermaid.

Thursday, June 26, 2014

Bengali Saree Draping

Saree is the basic attire for women in West Bengal. It is worn on both casual and formal occasions. For every occassion there is a different saree.

Like Bengali women Bengali sarees are always appreciated for their beauty. Bengali sarees are so beautiful and can be worn in the traditional or fashionable way. The plain white saree with red and golden border is the classic look of a Bengali woman. Murshidabad Silk, Tant Cotton, Korial, Garad, Daccai Jamdani, Shantipur Cotton, Phulia Cotton and Baluchari Silk are few to name. "Kantha" is traditional embroidery of West Bengal. It is mostly done on cotton and silk sarees.

Draping style of these sarees is absolutely unique and very feminine. It is draped without pleats. it is wrapped around the waist and taken back to the right side and the pallu pleated over the left shoulder. One edge of pallu pulled up from under the right arm, it rests over the left shoulder. Often an ornate keyring is added to the edge to complete this elegant drape.

What do you think about this style? Will you not like to try it?