The sari will never go out of fashion. But who says that you always need to drape it the boring way.
Get inspired!
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A model walks down the ramp for Manav Gangwani in an off-shoulder top paired with a sheer sari with frills.
All photographs: Kind courtesy FDCI
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Supermodel Noyonika Chatterjee models a sari by Rahul Mishra teamed with a floral top.
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How about wearing your sari with a jacket like this one by Rahul Mishra?
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Or wear it with a cape like this model dressed in a Rahul Mishra creation?
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Blouses with exaggerated sleeves are in vogue going by Shyamal & Bhumika's collection.
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Who needs accessories when you have a fancy blouse like this one by Monisha Jaising?
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It's trendy to ditch the pleats! A model dressed in a creation by Monisha Jaising.
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When you have intricate work on the sari, the best way to wear it would be without the pleats. Take a cue from Rohit Bal's creation.
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How about this sari by Manav Gangwani, which has a contemporary twist with frills on the hemline?