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Nivi saree fashion belongs to Andhra Pradesh. One end of the saree hands over the shoulder and saree is tucked into the petticoat waistband.
Maharashtrian saree fashion showcases the women having the center of the saree at the backside. The ends are tied tidily forward then the two ends are brought around the legs and wrapped. There is an additional long cloth is also used with the saree, which is the main difference between dhoti and the saree.
Gujarati saree fashion, which is deferent from other in placing the saree over the right shoulder instead of left shoulder. These sarees are quite expensive and famous world over, because they are eye-catching and spell charms on the beholders.
Modern saree fashion, which is the combination of all styles, the main feature of the style is look gorgeous and sexy. Having a look at these saree, you will not be able to find which state they belong to, because these sarees are designed by modern fashion designers and expert for models, actresses and for brides. The blouses are quite small with backless or having some straps tied backwards and lifting front portion upwards.
If you are going to plan a special wedding or gala, select from the ones designed by experienced fashion designers and expert to steal the charm of atmosphere, because saree is forever and wear it the way you want.
There are so many dresses worn in India, but saree is well known due to its special features and unique wrapping style
A saree, also called a sari, is a large, seamless fabric traditionally worn by women in India. The garment is also common in Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Nepal and many other countries throughout the world. Historically, the cloth was woven from cotton or silk, but it is often made with artificial fibers today. The saree can be worn in several different styles, most being draped around the body and tucked into a petticoat. The pleats, folds, and methods of wrapping are designed to accentuate women’s curves and often expose the midriff.
It is believed that the saree originated thousands of years ago in India with the dhoti, a large cloth that was wrapped around the legs like pants and tied at the waist. Though it is popularly known as a men’s garment, dhotis were likely worn by both men and women until the 1500s. Indeed, the saree and dhoti may have looked very similar until the British colonized India and imposed European ideas of modesty. Both the dhoti and sari are still worn today, though dhotis are typically reserved for formal occasions.
Perhaps due to the British occupation, Indians began wearing cholis and petticoats underneath their sarees. Prior to this time, there is much evidence that women would wear sarees that left their midriff and breasts bare. A choli is a tight-fitting shirt that exposes the midriff and is often decorated with mirrors and embroidery. Today, saris are hemmed and decorated with stitched borders and embroidered designs. Traditionally, however, the sari had no stitching because Hindus believed that the bone needles in prevalent use at that time were impure.

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