There is nothing as cool as wearing one that we are accustomed to seeing right from our childhood. The one that has its roots in our tradition and which make us comfortable in portraying your ethnicity and the place you belong to. A traditional form of textiles on you speaks volumes of who you are and what you value for. The fashion industry has always tried to adapt to modern and changing trends yet the fushion of modernity with traditions has always been a game-changer.

The very image of a woman draped in a saree instantly gets related to India as we all know its one of India’s traditional garment of choice. If there is one thing that this elegant attire brings to a woman is the femininity and the epitome of grace that truly is the ultimate desire of anyone. It has ceased to be just a daily wearing costume as it is for many in the country and has evolved to become a fashion statement for many celebrities today.

All these years this traditional attire has also had its share of transformation and continues to evolve according to the many changes around it. But having witnessed that it can also be noticed that with all these changes it still consistently remains loyal to its traditional qualities.

In the year 2019, we witnessed a collection of stunning sarees and even it will continue to astonish in the many coming years with exquisite designs and mesmerizing drapes. While we have so many varieties of sarees to match everyone’s style it is up to us to discover what best suites our wearing preferences.

2019 gave us an array of stunning sarees to make us feel like true fashionistas. Similarly, 2020 will not fail to impress from exquisite designs to mesmerizing drapes. While there is a saree for everyone; you just have to discover the one for you.

As there is a wide range of designer sarees that are available to choose from both modern and traditional we thought of doing a quick pick on some of the most “In” trends in the fashion circle. Hence these are some of the innovative and stylish saree trends that are pertinently doing the rounds in the fashion industry.

It is SILK as always:
It is silk as always which is the most elegant, rich, and preferred one that still rules and defines fashion trends. It is the most striking of all when you have your arm covered with that colorful traditional pallu. All the various traditional forms of silk sarees are very much in demand and occupy that favorite space of your wardrobe. Some of the most popular variants of silk saree being Kanjivaram, Banarasi, and Bandhni.

Beautiful CHAUGOSHIYA Designs:
Chaugoshiya style, easily over 150 years old. It comprises Chau or four garments – a choli (tight blouse), a Kurti (loose tunic) a tight pajama (pants), and a five-meter khada dupatta. The chaugoshiya is the traditional garment for women in Nizam’s Hyderabad, incredibly stylish and still worn by women for their nikah or wedding ceremonies.

HAND PAINTED Sarees:
What more can you ask for if you have a beautiful hand-painted saree to wear. Delicately crafted and artistically painted sarees are a trend today with traditional as well as modern floral designs coupled with apt jewelry adds to bringing out the shine.

Sticking to CONTEMPORARY Prints:
The fashion industry always has been very inviting when it comes to various design innovations and the same goes with saree designs as well. Floral prints have always been the way all through and still holds the forte there has been a very different kind of experimentations with modern prints and has slowly started getting a hold. Prints such as pineapples, dream catchers, and windmills are some of them to mention along with foil prints, word engravings, geometric prints as well as abstract art.

Final Thoughts:
If one has to experience India the Saree is one of the attires which truly is an integral part of Indian culture. India right described as said a place of unity in diversity, every state has a history and tradition of different fabrics and styles. Yet the fondness towards this attire binds every state together and makes it a true representation of India and being Indian.