

I like these sarees; hope they are matched to the kind of character that each of these women play on the show.
The saree revival has benefited from TV serials, so more power to them!

I might be distantly related to Rutuparna Sengupta, despite that, am I the only one that finds something lacking in her style?
Just doesn’t look right – the silhouette is wrong (makes her look fat), the pleats are all over, giving her a messy look..
Neha Dalvi is in the running to become Miss India 2010 and her beauty is said to match that of Aishwarya Rai Bachchan. Sunny recently posted a few photos of Neha. Here are a few other gorgeous shots from her recent photo shoot for Seasons Saree.



This drape is not coming back in style any time soon, and I am afraid it will become less and less visible.
This is the problem with wearing the saree only at certain functions, the authenticity of saree as regular wear gets diminished.
Ms.Bhanurekha Ganesan is pleased as punch. A Padma Shri, no less! Ms. Ganesan, more rewowned as Rekha, is being lavished with national attention, boasting of a filmography of over 180 films in a career spanning four decades. Earlier, she’d romped home with the National award for ‘Umrao Jaan’(1982), and this time around it’s bigger glory.
Here she is in a purple kancheepuram

With so much Makeup and so much jewelry, she is as natural as the fake silk plant that I have in the lobby!
My suggestion: instead of using a kilo of foundation – use 10 cc of botox.
Seductive: A simple saree and a teeny tiny bikini blouse (It doesn’t take much for a beautiful woman like her to look great, but I’d rather see her in a more structured blouse)
Conservative Socialite: A gorgeous detailed blouse with a jeweled neckline. No need for jewelry with this blouse. A very classy look.
Vintage Sweetheart: Maybe it’s mostly due to her hairdo, but the overall appeal is ‘Girl Next Door’ set in the 80’s.

Zarine Khan in unflattering saree.
Sigh.. where shall I start from? Hate the dual tone saree, don’t like the primary color and hate the variation even more. The transition from the slight sliver of the sequin doesn’t continue to the blouse and the blouse looks disconnected. The silver hand clutch looks so forced.
No neck jewelry only works if the saree or the blouse is ornate and since that is not the case here, she looks un-ready.