
I love saree uniform and this one is designed by the master!
British Airways India Uniform.



Here are some more pictures of the classic Kandyan Saree for the Sri Lankan airline. In the last picture, you can see a white and maroon Kendyan saree which is more traditional and not necessarily very flattering. But the new design is very contemporary, very soft and captures the spirit of Sri Lanka.
Here is the last post about the Kandyan Saree uniform.



Sri Lankan airlines flight stewardesses display their new attire in Colombo.
Their iconic Kandyan Saree uniform still retains its oriental charm but yet have a distinctive modern appeal and contemporary look. The new colour palette plays with the soft hues of sea blue splashed with the delicate multi-hued motifs of the peacock feather with its shimmering iridescent bursts of electric orange mottled with dark, light blue and white.
I will post some more pics of this awesome saree. This is a quadra-dose of delight for me; I love uniform sarees, I love iconic ethnic drapes, I love gorgeous peacock color combination and I think that Sri Lankan beauties are adorable!

I find saree uniform to be especially interesting and a very feminine way of displaying individuality but at the same time keeping the uniformity.
Can’t tell if this is a saree uniform or bridesmaids dresses – and the fact that I can’t distinguish between the two is not a good thing.
Indian Military Uniform Saree from the Life magazine June 1945.
Love the collar on the saree blouse!
A saree military uniform from West Bengal’s northern region Darjeeling. Another example of the saree’s versatility and it goes to show that the saree is not just a danity feminine piece of apparel. It is elegance and power rolled into one.

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