Sarees are one of the most versatile items in Indian fashion. Whilst lots of people choose to wear heavily decorated sarees, these plain ones with a border can give you a very elegant look. These are really easy to style and can be worn for a variety of occasions by simply swapping your top and accessories. These usually have a beautiful border. This saree can be styled in a number of ways. Simply change a few things to create an elegant look for work or something more sparkly for a dinner party or Diwali with family.
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How to Style Plain Sarees with Border to get a stylish look in minimal efforts?
1. Pair with a strapless, halter neck, off the shoulder or structured top to create a very striking look. If you are going somewhere more formal such as work then pair with a modest and fitted top.
2. Add some gold jhumkas, statement earrings, bangles or a statement necklace.
3. Pair with a black saree and gold top, green saree and pink top and/or a cream saree and maroon top to create some contrast.
4. Ensure your pleats are neat, pallu is nicely tied and your top fits. To create a modern look wear a skinny belt or ensure your pallu is tied nicely.
5. Finish with some heels, traditional flats, a clutch, sleek hair or a nice bun. For Diwali add some festive earrings and some metallic elements. For work wear comfortable footwear and a plain handbag.
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