Right from the very beginning of 2018, the trend for owning and adorning a designer saree has been in the rise. Not only has the sales of major outlets gone up over the past couple of days, but also the general desire and want in the audience for adorning a good designer saree is steadily on the rise.
Thus to suit the demand and the need of so many people, top designers from around the world and India have started churning out designs and patterns at the speed of light, quite literally. But keeping aside the fact that many internationally acclaimed designers have taken a plunge to join this trend, India and its designers still remain as the top choice for most consumers. With millions of designs to choose from in hundreds of shapes, colors, and patterns, one can never run out of options to choose from.
Thus in today’s article, we will discuss the different types of designer sarees and how they are unique in their own way. Let's begin!
Innovative, Haute and Exclusive
If you go and ask some people around you, you will be quick to know that most of us prefer to keep designer sarees for a special occasion. Whether that is a wedding in the family or a simple family gathering, most people prefer to store their valued possessions saved for this special day. Taken inspiration from this trend, many designers across India has been trying for some time to come up with designs that not only stand out on a special occasion but will also look good if worn regularly.
A quick search of designer saree online will lead you to a world of options and some of the latest daily wear yet designer sarees include the lehenga saree, the half and half saree and also pre-stitched sarees that come with exclusive designs and shades.
While most designers look towards the current trends in the market to come up with something unique, in the case of designer sarees, the designers have shifted their focus to look at traditional stitching patterns and designs. Therefore if you take a look at some of the latest creations in the market you will find that a lot of them have taken inspiration from regional handicrafts, textiles as well as embellishments and embroideries.
In a move to solely take inspiration for new and unique designs, most designers have come across age-old weaving and stitching techniques, which have helped them create designs that not only stand out in a crowd but also look extremely good when worn properly. Another very attractive property of designer sarees is the fact that most of them contain a fusion of both traditional as well as western designs. Being a combination, designers have tried to create a sense of the best of both worlds and thus given the designer saree has an appeal of extreme exclusivity and lavishness.
The materials used
When it comes to designer sarees it is common knowledge that most of them are made with the help of the most luxurious and designer materials available in the market. But a fact that is not so well known is, designers, look at both traditional as well as western materials for inspiration. The reason behind looking at both traditional as well as western materials is to because of the fact that designers might come across a design that will not only look gorgeous in itself but will also have the capacity to support a lot of embroidery and embellishments.
Materials like Tussar silk, Banarasi silk, Dupion silk, muslin, and Pashmina are often the most common choices among designers when it comes to traditional designer sarees. While in the case of western designer saree materials like chiffon, georgette, net, velvet, satin, tissue, and organza are more commonly used.
Buying the perfect saree
No matter what the material of design might be, an exquisitely designed saree will look great if it is made from the right material. Thus while searching for designer saree online make sure you take a look into the material, before making a purchase decision.
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