1. The Whites Family
The white family of white, off-white, cream, silver and palest pastels have emerged winners all the way in the last few fashion seasons. As Indians, we may not consider white appropriate for festive and celebratory occasions, but that hasn’t deterred B-town queens from flaunting splendid white sarees. From Sonam Kapoor to Deepika Padukone to veteran Rekha silvery whites have found great many admirers lately. Jacqueline Fernandez rocked the white trend at Filmfare Awards 2017 Channel white saree trend by infusing playful prints, motifs or bright hues. White and red combo is a favorite in wedding sarees like Panetar. Lighter variation of this combination can be paired with an ornate blouse for a lovely yet subtle party effect. Additionally, white net sarees in half and half designs or with heavy borders and laces are also great choices for cocktail parties.
2. Pale n Grey – but irresistibly gorgeous
Seems like understated elegance and subtle glamour are the buzzwords now , what we are witnessing is a cult mix of the Indian and global fashion sensibilities. Greys and other rarely used staid hues are not off-limits from Indian fashion scene; they are no longer the domain of the old and elderly. Young celebrities like Alia Bhatt were seen flaunting silvery grey and dull grey albeit in chic fashion sarees. Cop this trend in 2017 by taking half and half sarees even to your regular wear domain. Of course, as party-wear sarees, these smart and chic ones are sure shot winners. Pick an all-time favorite half net, half georgette party-wear saree or go for a same fabric, but contrasting hued half saree.
3. Beige is the Best
The closeness to the Indian favorite earthy tones and metallic golds/ coppers – beiges, fawns and pleasant browns have always been loved in the Indian ethnic fashion domain. However, the kind of revival of neutrals we are witnessing now is simply stupendous. And why not! These hues look great with the Indian skin tones. They, being neutral, make for great bases for embellishments, designs, prints and other colors.
4. Black is eternally beautiful
Black is eternally mystical and magical. Not just sarees, but in every ensemble, the party-perfect, slimming black has been courted by Bollywood actors for the longest time.As per the design forecasts, black did see a bit of a slow-down in the last few seasons. During Filmfare Awards 2017, saree lover Vidya Balan was spotted in a simple black saree with multi-colored striped border .
5. Fancy Florals
Floral designs are surely on the upswing. From sarees to borders, pallus, lehengas, blouses and accessories flowers are all over. Florals Sarees have a freshness that’s unmatched and are vibrant, girly and youthful. Floral prints, floral Kalamkari designs, flowery embellishments and embroideries, spring seems to have touched all sorts of party wear and wedding sarees .
6. Rich Indian Hand looms
Classy and evergreen the lush Indian handloom sarees have made a major come back, thanks to avid handloom promoters, many brands and Indian silk handlooms lovers like Vidya Balan and Rekha. Earlier thought of only as grand wedding and bridal sarees, Kanjeevarams and Varanasi donned lighter looks and were seen at parties, film premiers and award functions. Linen sarees, cotton silk sarees and other similar trends are also on a revival route.
7. Half and Half
A relatively fresh saree style, this one is super fun. The saree body is different from the saree pallu in half and half sarees and this creates an element of contrast and surprise. Designers get to incorporate and play with multiple elements in these sarees so we have seen a definitive surge in this trendCop this trend in 2017 by taking half and half sarees even to your regular wear domain. Of course, as party-wear sarees, these smart and chic ones are sure shot winners. Pick an all-time favorite half net, half georgette party-wear saree or go for a same fabric, but contrasting hued half saree.
8. Velvet in Sarees
Lush, lavish and majestic – velvet fabric has a unique aura. Always associated with the rich and royal, this thicker fabric, however, has been used seldom in sarees. But, with a grand emergence of the half and half saree styles, velvet is now seen quite a lot in designer saree creations. Apart from pallus in velvet party-wear sarees, this regal, lustrous fabric was seen on borders, blouses and edgings of sarees, sported by many Bollywood beauties.
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1. The Whites Family
The white family of white, off-white, cream, silver and palest pastels have emerged winners all the way in the last few fashion seasons. As Indians, we may not consider white appropriate for festive and celebratory occasions, but that hasn’t deterred B-town queens from flaunting splendid white sarees. From Sonam Kapoor to Deepika Padukone to veteran Rekha silvery whites have found great many admirers lately. Jacqueline Fernandez rocked the white trend at Filmfare Awards 2017 Channel white saree trend by infusing playful prints, motifs or bright hues. White and red combo is a favorite in wedding sarees like Panetar. Lighter variation of this combination can be paired with an ornate blouse for a lovely yet subtle party effect. Additionally, white net sarees in half and half designs or with heavy borders and laces are also great choices for cocktail parties.
2. Pale n Grey – but irresistibly gorgeous
Seems like understated elegance and subtle glamour are the buzzwords now , what we are witnessing is a cult mix of the Indian and global fashion sensibilities. Greys and other rarely used staid hues are not off-limits from Indian fashion scene; they are no longer the domain of the old and elderly. Young celebrities like Alia Bhatt were seen flaunting silvery grey and dull grey albeit in chic fashion sarees. Cop this trend in 2017 by taking half and half sarees even to your regular wear domain. Of course, as party-wear sarees, these smart and chic ones are sure shot winners. Pick an all-time favorite half net, half georgette party-wear saree or go for a same fabric, but contrasting hued half saree.
3. Beige is the Best
The closeness to the Indian favorite earthy tones and metallic golds/ coppers – beiges, fawns and pleasant browns have always been loved in the Indian ethnic fashion domain. However, the kind of revival of neutrals we are witnessing now is simply stupendous. And why not! These hues look great with the Indian skin tones. They, being neutral, make for great bases for embellishments, designs, prints and other colors.
4. Black is eternally beautiful
Black is eternally mystical and magical. Not just sarees, but in every ensemble, the party-perfect, slimming black has been courted by Bollywood actors for the longest time.As per the design forecasts, black did see a bit of a slow-down in the last few seasons. During Filmfare Awards 2017, saree lover Vidya Balan was spotted in a simple black saree with multi-colored striped border .
5. Fancy Florals
Floral designs are surely on the upswing. From sarees to borders, pallus, lehengas, blouses and accessories flowers are all over. Florals Sarees have a freshness that’s unmatched and are vibrant, girly and youthful. Floral prints, floral Kalamkari designs, flowery embellishments and embroideries, spring seems to have touched all sorts of party wear and wedding sarees .
6. Rich Indian Hand looms
Classy and evergreen the lush Indian handloom sarees have made a major come back, thanks to avid handloom promoters, many brands and Indian silk handlooms lovers like Vidya Balan and Rekha. Earlier thought of only as grand wedding and bridal sarees, Kanjeevarams and Varanasi donned lighter looks and were seen at parties, film premiers and award functions. Linen sarees, cotton silk sarees and other similar trends are also on a revival route.
7. Half and Half
A relatively fresh saree style, this one is super fun. The saree body is different from the saree pallu in half and half sarees and this creates an element of contrast and surprise. Designers get to incorporate and play with multiple elements in these sarees so we have seen a definitive surge in this trendCop this trend in 2017 by taking half and half sarees even to your regular wear domain. Of course, as party-wear sarees, these smart and chic ones are sure shot winners. Pick an all-time favorite half net, half georgette party-wear saree or go for a same fabric, but contrasting hued half saree.
8. Velvet in Sarees
Lush, lavish and majestic – velvet fabric has a unique aura. Always associated with the rich and royal, this thicker fabric, however, has been used seldom in sarees. But, with a grand emergence of the half and half saree styles, velvet is now seen quite a lot in designer saree creations. Apart from pallus in velvet party-wear sarees, this regal, lustrous fabric was seen on borders, blouses and edgings of sarees, sported by many Bollywood beauties.
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