Matching printed saris with printed blouses is quite avant-garde. Here are a few styling tips and hacks to up the sari game.
“Stripes go with most prints”
Shift from a sober, office wear look to an evening look with the same striped blouse. Stripes are considered ‘neutral’ and can go with almost any other kind of prints.
“Play with the size of the prints”
Pair a bold print on the sari with a subtle print on the blouse or vice versa. Pair geometrics with abstracts to stand out from the crowd.
Pair a bold black print on a Chettinad sari with a tribal printed beige blouse. The monotony of the geometrics is beautifully offset by the quirkiness of the tribal print, providing the perfect segue from work to play.
“Enjoy the blues”
Indigos offer a wide canvas to experiment with prints and colours. Pair the sari with a blouse in shades of blue for a more elegant, uniform look. Or pick a blouse in a contrast colour to be a sure head turner.
We present two of our favourite combinations for indigo saris.
Blues and yellows, delicate dots and bold squares. The contrasts in print and colour paint a pretty picture. Pair with some contemporary silver jewellery and you are ready for the Saturday afternoon coffee date with your friends
Pair a bold print on the indigo sari with a self printed pretty pink blouse. Easily worn for that work presentation or Sunday morning brunch.
Do tell us what you think of these combinations and what are some interesting combinations you have tried
2 comments
Hi
I would rather you gave me a plain blouse for printed fabrics as I feel printed blouses on printed sarees is a bit too glaring
If i need to match a different blouse i would do so .
I prefer kalamkari and ikat designs when it comes to blouses
Purely my opinion
Very beautiful sarees…Can you please tell me the price of red saree.