Spring is in the Air - and with it comes a promise of a fresh new start. Say Goodbye to Winter blues and step into Spring in style! Spruce up your wardrobe with our artfully created Eden Collection - in hues of fresh pastels and playful bright shimmers, this collection has it all! Whether you're getting ready for day weddings, kitty parties, work events or evening soirees - our Eden sarees are refreshingly versatile for all occasions. Charm your way into Spring with fun floral prints, dainty sequin work and light shimmers that create an everlasting impression. Let’s take a...

Organza is an alluring sheer fabric that is primarily made from silk. With time innovative Organza materials woven from synthetic fabrics like Rayon, Polyester, and Nylon came into the limelight.  Organza has become a cult favorite over recent times for bridal gowns, dresses, lehengas and sarees. Organza sarees are delicately lightweight as compared to other common saree fabrics. So, you need to take special care of these sarees after you wear them to parties, festivals or special occasions. Read on to find out how!   1. How to Wash Organza SareesAlways start by water testing a small portion of your precious...

Satin sarees are elegant and luxurious and make you stand out from the rest of the crowd. Add some glamorous satin sarees to your wardrobe without having to fret over their wash and care instructions. Let us share tips on how to effectively remove stains and wash your satin sarees without damaging them. Read on to find out!   1. How to Wash Satin Sarees? - Start by water-testing a small portion of your saree in warm water and observe any changes that the fabric undergoes. If the portion undergoes stretching, shrinking or forms wrinkles then it is advised to go...

The quintessential saree is for everyone - The beauty of a saree lies in the fact that it fits everyone regardless of size, shape or age.  One of the key factors of having a Perfect Saree look is choosing the right Saree Fabric for your body type. Choosing a Saree according to your shape and size, can do wonders - because it decides whether you look slender or heavy. Want to know more about your ideal saree fabric? Read on to find out!   1. Apple-Shaped Body Type You have an Apple-shaped body if you have wider shoulders, a fuller bust and...

The wedding season is here to stay with everyone either getting married or attending a wedding. Finding the perfect #OOTD for such an important occasion can be quite stressful amid all the Bridesmaid duties. So we have put together five Effortless Saree Looks for your Best Friend’s Wedding, that are just as amazing on camera as in person - And you can pull them off within minutes!   1. Accordion Maroon Pre-draped Saree + Belt + Blouse (SET)     A Red Saree look to turn heads - In heat-set pleated fabric, this gorgeous set in deep red has a modern...

A Fashion Faux pas or mistake is given so much importance in the world of Fashion and Style. Whether it’s wearing a pair of Jeans and a T-shirt or traditional Indianwear, the smallest of details can ruin an otherwise on-point outfit. So, how do you know what’s acceptable by the Fashion Police and what’s not? We did the work for you.   1. Being Over-dressed or Under-dressed Dressing up according to your style is all fun and games but flat-out ignoring a dress code is a big fashion no-no and shows disregard for the setting. Sarees are versatile enough to be...

The Saree is a silhouette that is as versatile as it gets. This elaborate yet simple outfit works beautifully whether as elegant comfort wear or as a glamorous style statement. Sarees come in every possible colour shade, texture, styling and fabric. Every fabric has a different density and weaving style, which changes its characteristics in terms of fall, pleats and texture as well as the inherent cooling or warming properties of the fabric. Selecting the right type of saree material thus becomes extremely important so you can have a well-rounded wardrobe, with a saree look for every occasion.   1. Cotton –...

The versatile garment Saree had humble beginnings that can be traced back to the time of Indus Valley Civilization (3300 – 1300 B.C) in North-West India. The first generation of sarees was made by cotton & dyes such as Indigo, Lac, Red Madder & Turmeric were used to color them. The name saree comes from a word found in Jain & Buddhist Scripts called “Sattika” that means Women’s Attire. It was also known as Poshak which was a Hindi term. It consisted of three items namely: Antriya – The lower garment Uttariya – A veil worn over the shoulder or...