Pink & Fuchsia Blouses
Colour notes
Every pink, from blush to magenta
Pink turns up at every Indian celebration, and it has more moods than most colours. A fuchsia blouse brightens a cream saree at a Haldi. Blush suits a daytime engagement. Magenta carries a black drape to a party.
The brights are bold: a neon pink sleeveless with multicolour beads, a glam pink bell sleeve and a magenta jacquard with a pretty back. The fuchsia Aangi carries gold zari. On the softer side there's a pink velvet sleeveless with lace, a pink sparkle back-tie and the Little Pink Blouse.
Pink loves greens, golds and oranges. Fuchsia with a parrot-green saree is a classic for Navratri and Durga Puja. For something more modern, try magenta with black or navy at a cocktail evening.
Want two moods at once? The Ulta Pulta reversibles in pink-tangerine and green-pink give you pink on one side and a contrast on the other. Go tone-on-tone with our pink sarees, or let it pop against our neutral sarees.
Good to know
Which saree goes with a pink blouse?
Green, gold, orange, cream, grey and black all work. Fuchsia with green is our festive favourite.
What's the difference between pink, fuchsia and magenta?
Pink is softer, fuchsia is bright with a blue tint, and magenta is deeper, closer to purple.
Is a fuchsia blouse dressy enough for a wedding?
Yes. The fuchsia Aangi with gold zari and the embroidered fuchsia blouse both hold their own at wedding functions.