
…that cost a bomb! This designer’s saree has been priced at USD820. I’m not sure if that’s a normal price range for designer’s collection, hmm. You may browse for more choices here.

Golden mauve shade adorned with floral patterns embellished using sequins. Border is patched with a net fabric decorated with sequins stripes. Paired with a matching blouse with sleeve border similar to saree border. A shimmer georgette saree.
I like how the pleats are fanned out and the shoes are coordinated with the saree and the effort has been made to showcase the complete saree.
This is from the offerings of RaiR.

Here are some notable sarees at the Miss Nepal pageant. (Above picture is probably not that of the winner, but I liked this saree the most)
Congratulations to Sadikshya Shrestha for winning the Miss Nepal pageant.
A supremely confident Sadikshya Shrestha, who would like to see world-class scientists emerge from Nepal, beat 17 other finalists to become Dabur Special-Hidden Treasure Miss Nepal 2010 at a scaled-down pageant here yesterday, marked by opposition by the Maoists and a campaign against the main sponsor – Dabur Nepal
Update: Turns out the best saree draper also won the miss Nepal! That is indeed the picture of Sadikshya Shrestha.



I love all three sarees from Pallavi Murdia, a designer from Jaipur. They can be found at here.


Two exquisite sarees in bright colours – lime green and orange by designer Anjuman Modi.


I love the colours and design of this saree. It’s from Pakistani’s popular designer Nomi Ansari. However, the saree also reminded me of one of Satya Paul’s saree from his Pop Art collection.

A screen printed saree in Georgette,Jaquard fabric with embroidery,comes with an unstitched crepe blouse piece with matching embroidery.
I generally don’t like dual tones, but with the theme in mind, it looks magical.
About $1000, if you must know.
From Satya Paul