Apr 8, 2025
Handloom sarees are known for their artistry and cultural significance, and they are a way of preserving traditional techniques. Their unique crafting skills and their heritage importance are what make them worth trying. Let’s seek inspiration from some of our Bollywood beauties and explore options for handloom fabrics and saree designs.
Deepika stole the limelight on the red carpet, donned in a stunning blue Banarasi cotton saree with an intricate nature-inspired silver design and teamed it with a plain blue sophisticated full-sleeved blouse.
Dazzling in a unique silk Ajrakh saree at the 2024 Joy Awards, the diva explored the hues of maroon and royal blue and came in with intricate sequin embroidery, picked from Abu Jani and Sandeep Khosla’s collection.
Sonam Kapoor embraced the retro style by draping her mother's 35-year-old Gharchola saree, which was dipped in maroon hues and featured checkered patterns with silk and zari threads. She paired it with a same-shade blouse with short, puffy sleeves.
Janhvi glowed in a golden Kanjeevaram saree from ace designer Manish Malhotra’s collection, which featured intricate Swarovski embellishments and delicate zari nakshi detailing.
Enduring her love for Maharashtrian sarees, Madhuri Dixit wore a stunning teal blue Paithani saree with a golden zari border, whereas the silk fabric had a subtle sheen and quickly elevated the overall look, making the fit flawless.
Making heads turn in a stunning bright yellow Chanderi silk saree, the diva picked this fit from Raw Mango and came in with a tissue half pallu with tiny white flowers.
While receiving her Padma Bhushan Award, the diva wore a stunning pastel yellow Jamdani saree with intricate nature-inspired white leaves that brought a perfect range of spring.
Rakul Preet Singh showcased her impeccable fashion sense by donning a bright red and orange blended Bandhani saree, adorned with shimmering dainty sequins, and complemented with silver gota patti borders that evoked the essence of a sunset.
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