Latest Fashion Sarees

Latest Fashion Sarees Hot Sarees

have been known for their exclusivity because of the materials used in weaving them and the kind of work done on them that is rarely available. Some of the fabrics that have been a hot favorite among fashion designers for making stylish Bollywood hot sarees are chiffon, silk, georgette and crepe. Each and every fabric mentioned here has its own importance. Chiffon, georgette and crepe Bollywood sarees enables the women to look slimmer and hugs the body well; while, the from Bollywood are known for their royal appearance.

Bollywood hot sarees are remarkable attire that makes women look stunning. Usually, they are available at various malls and designer showrooms that tend to display some of the magical designs of sarees.

Famous Bollywood Saris

Famous Bollywood Saris

One of the famous indian saris of South India is the Kanjeevaram sari. Kanjeevaram saris are made in a small town Kanchipuram or ‘Kanchi’ as it is popularly called, which is situated near Bangalore. It is a 150 year old weaving tradition. The name of this sari is derived from the name of this town. These fine silk saris are simply gorgeous, with bright and bold colors. The wedding trousseau of a South Indian bride is incomplete without one of these saris. In fact, it would be the proud possession of any woman from any part of India. The magnitude of colors, designs and variety in which these saris are available are incredible.

The preparation of Kanchi natural silk saris takes anything up to 25 days for the intricately designed silks. This sari is characterized by gold dipped silver thread that is woven on the silk. The thread is prepared first on the weavers loom, and then dyed in bright, beautiful colors before being dried in the sun.

This sari is made in parts; the body, border and the pallu are made separately, and then they are interlocked together. The motifs used on these saris are mostly figures of animals and birds like peacocks, deer, elephants, swans etc. Scenes from great Indian Epics like Mahabharata and Ramayana, and even The Bhagwad Gita are also woven to make special pieces.