Here
we go, on the door of festive season it’s time to enhance our ethnic
collection. We keep on experimenting with the styles. Our wardrobes are a fusion
of the mall and the street. Sometimes we have flared skirts; sometime our love
is for lehngas, there are times when salwar kameez are in trend but what still
remain is 6 yards of fabric. So this article is all about reality of such a
fabric you be in the search of one. Particularly, if you are well versed with the magnificence
of Banarasi silks. We know this is era of new generation and too many
transitions are quite explanatory.
These are heavy silk sarees which are weaved in Banaras but
are normally used as bridal attire in Bengal. However, these days Bengali bride
is experimenting with other fabrics too. The Banarasi have heavy gold wire
woven within its texture in a pattern of jewellery or flower. We all know what
is the pain for its gain to get this 5 kilos of fabric.
In this edition, I will take you through a mesmerizing voyage
which enumerates the appreciation of this legendry fabric.
The bachan bahu here while leaving for cannes was all set up
in a gorgeous two toned banarsi silk with gajra bun, bindi and gehna earrings.
Actress Shriya Saran stuns in this pink color Banarasi.
Model and actress flared this black and magenta Banarasi sik
saree with the unique silver threading work. She is carrying it right with deep
back and without sleeves.
In hot pink Banarasi by Ritu Kumar Madhuri Dixit defines
elegance. She completed her look with a pulled back hair-do. She looked pretty!
.
Rani Mukherjee in beautiful pink polka dots and banarasi
lehenga saree embroidered with sequins work , embroidery, butts look lovely.
In this beautiful cream color Banarsi saree by Sonam Modi Kajol look lovely
The hawa Hawaii actress Sridevi give us umpph with this pink
and golden Banarasi saree.
Kangana Ranaut graciously carrying Manish Malhotra’s
banarasi saree
Rekha in this classic Banarasi saree has paired with long sleeves designer
saree blouse. Additionally her choice of beautiful jardau necklace with
matching jhumkis gives us a jaw dropping moment.
We have been observing Sabyasachi’s preference for Banarasi.
Their promotional campaigns always have Banarasi element infused to find a
pride in silk handlooms. And as they say, "When you wear a benarasi, you
don't just wear a saree, you wear the timeline of a civilisation.''
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awesome collection love to watch all these saree collections and all actress are looking pretty
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