Manisha Koirala at a recent event: asymmetric saree blouse design
I don’t have anything good to say about the saree but I like the blouse design for sure.
I have a special affinity for a slightly asymmetric designs, so I may be biased; but me thinks that this blouse works perfectly. It has one side strap that can be used to secure the saree, as she has done here and the other side is sleeveless.
Another “notable” thing is that she is wearing the pallu correctly so as to cover her endowments. Most other models would have draped the pallu just so that a part of the blouse can be shown a little more clearly (i.e., show off a few more feminine curves in the frontal area).
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Sunny is a designer in Los Angeles. He loves the fluidity and fluency of a saree and believes that when a woman wears a saree, she not only adorns her body but she also adorns her soul. His design ethos is that “simplicity never goes out of style.”
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I’m not sure if it’s the blouse design or her own body, but the chubby arms and overflowing backfat I could have done without; a blouse’s worth lies in flattering the wearer.
Also: the rhinestone brooches she used to pin the saree just look trashy, and clash with some of her jewelry.
The fact that you can see the seams in her petticoat makes this a pretty awful look. I think its time to upgrade the basic petticoat to a seamless style that’s more suited for translucent saree fabrics.
hate the border of the saree. its too eye catchy…. and all that fat showing… ewww…
i must say very rare women carry of net sarees well
forgot to mention about the petticoat in the first pic.. so tacky.. all the details on the petticoat is so eye catchy…god save me!!