This is a plum of a saree! Considering that I don’t like the butterfly sarees, this one I can make an exception for.

Mainly because of its simplicity. Most other butterfly sarees try to put so many things in the saree and ruin it by adding way too many embellishments.

Here, even the blouse has the right amount of zak-mak to match with the saree and and at the same time continuing with the theme of minimalism.

Of course, she is easy on the eyes and that helps. And did you notice the belly buttin piercing. The saree was invented to show that off… Oh saree is much older than belly button piercing? OK, you know what I mean. Don’t ruin my argument with facts.

Here is another navel piercing pic and saree from a few months ago.

The showing of bra strap can’t possibly by “saree design”, but I can see how it can show up in the design of a “fashion photo shoot”. The director probably decided that he/she can get away with not just letting the strap show, but may be accentuating it to make the shoot a tad more sexier.

Thats my explanation!

Just when I found a perfect wordless Wednesday picture, the Wednesday has already left me.

A gold mesh skirt with mermaid silhouette shows off cutwork above the knees, while the dare-to-bare choli is topped off with a matching mesh dupatta.

In the second one Bulging beads and Chinese sea pearls bring out the best in this wispy, pleat-detailed outfit.

She did have some stunning pieces at the HDIL India, but the “show stopper” cherry saree was not one of them.